Record Horse Show Sets Participation High in Limestone County
The Limestone County Sportsmen's Club hosted its ninth annual horse show with a record turnout despite a one day postponement. Top finishers across divisions included Alabama Moon ridden by Deborah Evans and Go Boy's Black Dandy owned by George Witt, with awards totaling about $2,000 in premiums.
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Athens
Limestone County Sportsmen’s Club
Alabama Moon
Debbie Evans
J .D. Schofner
Huntsville
Ray Beech
Joe Kelly Jr
Columbia, Tenn
Johnny Coker
G. T.rowe
Hanceville
Go Boy
Mike Grisham
George Witt
Troy
Stonewall
John Crawford
Susie Beasley
Jimmy Martin
Marwood Farms
Birmingham
Harvest Moon
Nea Luther
The
Untouchable
Teresa Wakefield
Scottand Wakefield
Lewisburg Tenn
Starfire
Debbie Tate
Charles Tate
C. W. Tate
Cornersville
Tenn
Peanut Melony Davis
Bill Davis
Lamb Pony Farm
Lewisburg
Pony League Auction Names 1964 Player Selections by Team
Pony League selects 1964 roster for White Sox Orioles Indians Red Legs Yankees and Tigers with managers coaches and players. Practice schedules set at Hernie Bailey field West Decatur including Red Legs vs Orioles and White Sox vs Indians. Health Insurance coverage exceeds 75 percent of civilians in 18 states. Alaska under 50 percent.
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Larry Luckett
Sam Hess
Randy Jones
Mike Bram
Jim Moore
Eddie Howard
Mike Smith
Clarence Nethery
Jimmy Clouse
Tommy Hill
John McCutcheon
Tigers
Ray Adams
Maurice McGehee
Dick Krindel
Larry Moses
Ray Pornier
Mike Hogan
Douglas Edney
Tommy Carter
Phil Mc Daniel
John Moriarity
Billy McLaughlin
Larry Spivey
Gary Spivey
Frank Shirley
Jimmy Bowen
Billy Wells
Hernie Bailey Field
West Decatur
Ifollows
Oriboles
White Sox
Indians
Orioles
Yankees
Alaska
Wiley Fifth At Gadsden Invitational Gadsden golf
Art Gleason of Selma fired 68 to win the Gadsden Country Club 39th invitational with a 213 total for 54 holes. Rex Keeling of Gadsden took second at 221 while Wayne Downey and Steve Brewer tied for third after a sudden death playoff. Brewer bogied the fourth hole, Downey parred out.
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Gadsden
Ala
Art Gleason
Selma
Gadsden Country Club
Gleason
Rex Keeling
Wayne Downey
Steve Brewer
Brewer
Downey
Nicklaus Tops Las Vegas With 42-Foot Clutch Birdie
Golf star Jack Nicklaus wins the Tournament of Champions in a two stroke finish. He shot 279 for 72 holes and sank a 42-foot par save on the final hole to seal victory. Al Geiberger and Doug Sanders tied for second, each earning $6,000.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Fort Worth
Jack
al Geiberger
Doug Sanders
Lorenzen Captures Second Annual Yankee 300 Stock Feature
Lorenzen wins the stock car feature at Indianapolis Raceway Park on the 2½ mile road course at a record 79.127 mph. A J Foyt, defending Yankee 300 champion, led early until a radiator burst. Par nelli Jones, fastest qualifier, finished second after transmission and clutch trouble. Dave Dieringer took third in a Mercury as the field ran mostly Fords and Mercurys. Lorenzen, from Elmhurst Illinois, had set a $110,000 season record previously and called Sundays race the hardest he ever won.
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Indianapolis
Fred Lorenzen
Indianapolis Raceway Park
J. Foyt
U.S
Auto Club
Lorenzen
Elmhurst
Ill
Foyt
Houston
Texas
Parnelli Jones
Torrance Calif
USAC
Ford
Jones
Dave Dieringer
Charlotte
N.C
Giants crush Cubs 18 to 3 in Decatur Little League
Giants win 18 to 3 over the Cubs in Decatur with 14 hits to seven. Jimmy Gober earned the win with three innings, Roy Tapscott relieved, while Randy Sparks took the loss after five innings. Peter Spink led Giants with four hits. Roy Tapscott added three. Billy Spink homered. Cubs' Tommy Thigper and Steve Long had two hits each.
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Decatur
Giants
Cubs
Jimmy Gober
Roy Tapscott
Randy Sparks
Steve Tapscott
Peter Spink
Billy Spink
Donald Freeman
Tommy Thigper
Steve Long
Roadster ponies and large ponies compete in youth riding events
The horse show lists multiple divisions for ponies under 50 inches and riders 17 and under, including Little Bob Up and Ole Blue in rein-ing, Sassy Boy and Go Boy's Drum Major in juvenile walking horses, and Miss Madison Denmark in amateur three gait. Results from three other divisions were unavailable this morning.
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Little Bob
Johnny Garth
Wine Garth
Athens
Candy
Jackson—Thomas
Doris Lessman
Cullman
Ole Blue
Slim Motter
Tanner
Sassy Boy
Kathy Ryland
Flint Ridge Stables
Go Boy
Libby Matlow
Lynchburg
Tenn
Carol Denning
Florence
Tank
Johnny Abernathy
Miss Madison
Denmark
Carol Sue Smith
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Steve Beech
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Eagle
Jack Darnell
Donald Scott
Victor Rosbury
Columbia
Jacko Boyd
Charles Byron
Judy Whisenant
Morgar County
Frank Summers
Nacadoches
Tex
Shadow
Buddy Hugh
Alexander
Thomas
Shelbyville
Echo
J. B. Coker
Gene Kelley
Winston Garth
Black Label
Pete Yokley
Rebel Farms
Pulaski
Royal Ace
the Raven
Julia West
Kinsport
Piddley
Sam Hall
Tuscumbia
Novak
Robbie
Pegram
Tupelo
Sam Gibbons
National Walking Horse Celebration, Inc
Jack Goodman
Royce Ann
Tombstone
Kenneth Anderson
James M. King
Pony League
Decatur Pony League
Charles Martin
Reese Robinson
Gary Atkins
Jim Allgood
Bonnie Cartee
Jimmy Morris
Virgil MacDonald
Bobby Straub
Jim Thornhill
David Robinson
Charles Lee Martin
Rudy Moebes
Allan Dutton
Mike Lewis
Phillip Pace
David Bates
Mike Hayes
Amos Morris
Cecil Alsbrook
Ricky Upton
Steve Isom
Randy
Lyle
Frankie Seamons
Larry
Wiley
Keeling
Sonny Young
Jimmy Wiley
Billy Fry
Ray Burgess
Tom Wrenn
Milton Wigley
Joe Eadrick
Bobby Bright
al Jones
Robert Graves
Hartselle
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Nysons
Princess
Ashiya
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Ryan's Tire & Battery Service
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Billy Wilder
Jack, Lemmon
Laine
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Curtis Emmon
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Giants Bash Cubs
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Morgan County
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State National Bank
Alabama
Federal Reserve Bank
Roe
Mimber
Federal Reserve System
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J. W. Wyker, JR
John D. Wyker & Son
J. Frank Scroggins
Mims Rogers Rogers and Tyree
C. Wilson Taylor, JR
John A. Frey
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C. W. Nelson
C. D. Cottingham
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