Four-year old harness horses rise to par with 3-year olds in 1963
Chicago reports harness racing shifts as 4-year-olds compete in major events. Of 27 races worth $50,000 or more in 1963, eight were for 3-year-olds, seven for 4-year-olds, and 11 open to older horses, with one for 2-year-olds.
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Sidney 9 Wins Potter Tourney
Sidney finishes 4-0 in the Potter Invitational Town Team Baseball Tournament after Chadron forfeits the final. Sidney defeated Chadron 19-1 Wednesday as Don Duke pitched a complete game for the champions, who claim their second straight Potter title.
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Sidney at Potter Potter and Sidney meet in town game
Sidney and Potter will clash in a Sunday night town team baseball game at Potter field with eight oclock kickoff. White Sulphur Springs West Virginia AP T A Meyers of Detroit made his first hole in one in 30 years on the Old White course 149 yards on the 18th hole. He played with Paul Betty Muskegon P Spivak Lansing and C Montgomery Detroit. Bob Anderson recently cut by the New York Giants starred in Army 22 Navy 6 win in 1958.
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Baltimore Bowlers Make the Grade Hall of Fame inductees
Hartford AP reports two Baltimore bowlers, Dave Volk and Alva Brown, were elected to the Duckpin Hall of Fame at the national tournament in Newington. Also quoted is Jim Nance from Indiana PA, urging athletes to be fitter for wrestling than football.
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Mussel-shell harvest to Japan drives Kentucky Valley output
Kentucky Lake and the Tennessee River below Kentucky Dam produced 61 percent of the 1963 Tennessee Valley mussel-shell harvest totaling 5,800 tons, worth 853000 dollars. Most shells were exported to Japan to provide cores for cultured pearls.
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