Sunlight and Sunlight Claims National Best Time in Trot
Henderson Kentucky Tuesday night Sunlight driven by Carl Bopp posted 2 07 for three year old pacing filly on a half mile track at Audubon. Sunlight beat Scotch Audie with Ebbaline third as the field paid 3.20 to win. Attendance and mutuel totals are listed for the program.
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Henderson
Carl Bopp
Sunlight
Audubon
Galophone
Cadence
Ebbaline
Hambertonian
Oden Queen
R. Garrett
Eddy McKlye
Gibson
Midnight Echo
Hiatt
Josedale Fleetwyn
Mike Wingay
Frostproof
Lu Lu Spencer
Mutuel
Heather Lady
Bartlett
Irma Bob
Rice
Pennt
Purdue
Parmetter
Lady Oakville
Martha M. Avon Queen
Man Q
Doris Hal
Beautiful Key
Donald
Bomberry
Bowman
Emico
D. K. Hurt
Eva Darnley
Empress B
Melody Bud
Billy Flyn
Blood Wedding
Decker
Plowman
Adios Gauman
Smith
Toney Leer
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Oaktown
Hatchcraft
Holden
Julius
Ora Gae
Hi Frost
Snippy Mite
Dotty Purdue
L V Direct
Sweet Melody
Ethel Jester
Field
Bopp
Scotch Audio
R. Finn
Mass
Lauree Wise
Unce Alice
Miss. Newman
Zooms King
Parker
Eyre Zip
Campbell
Tao Jenifer Cry
Ward
Whiz Adio
Anna C Hal
Judgs
Billy D. Win Counsel
Gratty Ann Abbe
Hub City
f—Field
Crystal
Hudson
Worthy Byrd
Parmenter
Mr. Jack
Brads
Hartis
Davidson
Overton
Jim P Hal
Hutchcraft
Hal
Pronto Bell
Nancy Ship
Gypsy Goose
Perfecta
Terre Haute
Pacers Hire Storen Sees Mobility in New ABA Team
Indiana Pacers general manager Mike Storen discusses developing mobility and size as 48 players train at the State Fairgrounds Coliseum ahead of a 20 man cut. He cites Craig Dill Bill Buntin Walt Sahm and coach Larry Staverman as key to player growth with interest in Dave Schellhase and Purdue stars Bob Purkhiser and Larry Humes joining outreach.
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Indianapolis
Mike Storen
Indiana Pacers
Michigan City
Cincinnati Royals
State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Pacers
American Basketball Association
Larry Staverman
Larry
Storen
Dave Schellhase
Purdue
Dave
Schellhase
Chicago Bulls
Indiana All Stars prep for Kentucky clash in Freedom Hall
Indiana All-Star coach Cleon Reynolds plans five hard practices in Indianapolis ahead of the Indiana Kentucky game in Louisville. After a 79 67 loss in the opener at Hinkle Fieldhouse he may tweak the lineup, with George Pillow likely to replace a guard. The team aims to loosen up offensively and improve shooting as Jim Rose and Ben Watkins pace Kentucky.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Cleon Reynolds
Freedom Hall
Louisville
Indiana
Hinkle Fieldhouse
Reynolds
George Pillow
Indianapolis Shortridge
Kentucky
Jim Rose
Ben Watkins
Kentuckians
Lafayette
Erik Jacobson
John Mengelt
Ellwood
Indiana Stars
Phillies pitcher Jackson hurls one hitter in 4-0 win over Mets
Larry Jackson of Philadelphia shuts out New York 4-0 for his 18th win. a second inning double by Tommy Davis and a separate scoring play anchor the game. Joe Foy delivers a grand slam as the Red Sox beat the Yankees 7-1.
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Larry Jackson
Phillies
Tommy Davis
New York
Mets
Joe Foy
Red Sox
Boston
New York Yankees
Dodgers Win In 15 Innings
Los Angeles outlasted Atlanta 3-2 in 15 innings as John Roseboro drew a bases loaded walk with two outs to force in the winning run. Bill Singer limited the Braves to four hits with 14 strikeouts before leaving for a pinch hitter.
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Dodgers
LOS Angeles
John Roseboro
Atlanta
Ron Hunt
Claude Raymond
Lou Johnson
Jim Lefebvre
Johnson
al Ferrara
Ron Fairly
Raymond
Rosebore
Bill Singer
Braves
Denny Lemaster
Fanning
Angeles
W Davis
Francona
Hunt
Aaron
Li Jownson
M Jones
Lefebvre
Cboyer
Ferrara
Menke
Parker
Woodwrd
Fairly
delaHoz
Torborg
Uecker
Hickman
Lemaster
W.davis
S—Parker
Hernandez
Regan
Perranoski
R-Miller
Peace Comes To Golf Rift With PGA Settlement Reached
In Cleveland the PGA players and officials forged a settlement after a tense meeting. Key provisions place Jack Tuthill in tour direction, give players control over television funds, add a fourth PGA rep to the advisory group, and retain PGA veto power. The agreement ends the showdown over the Denver Denver July championship and Ryder Cup plans.
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Cleveland
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nick
Bill Casper
Denver
Colo
Britain
Houston
PGA
Max Elbin
Washington
Jack Tuthill
Bob Creasy
Billy Booie
Elbin
Burning Tree
Dan Sikes
Gardner Dickinson
Mason Rudolph
Doug Ford
Ford
Phil Rodgers
Tuthill
Palm ‘Springs
Calif
Cards Beat Astros 6 2 on road trip return
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Houston Astros 6-2 to cap a 6th win on a 10-game road trip. Cal Maxvill delivered a go ahead single in the seventh to score Alex Johnson, and Orlando Cepeda hit his ninth homer as insurance. Julio Gotay contributed for Houston with several hits, but Larry Jaster earned his fourth win.
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Houston
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston Astros
St. Louis
Cal Maxvill
Alex Johnson
Orlando Cepeda
Julio Gotay
Gotay
Larry Jaster
Bob Belinsky
Dodgers Sit Duke Snider As Suit Dropped For Now
Albuquerque manager Duke Snider serves the final day of a suspension after the Dodgers drop plans for legal action against the Texas League. General Manager Pete Bavasi filed a defamation suit over the suspension that followed a Sunday shoving incident with umpire Frank Walsh. Bavasi and Snider dispute whether Walsh should have been suspended. Snider maintains Walsh spat in his face. Walsh denies ever spitting.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Albuquerque Dodgers
Duke Snider
Dodgers
Pete Bavasi
League
Hugh Finnerty
Snider
Brooklyn
Los Angeles Star
Frank Walsh
Finnerty
Bavasi
Walsh
William D. Eckert
Duke
ISU Begins Memorial Stadium Demolition for New Football Complex
Indiana State University starts razing unroofed seating at Memorial Stadium as the first step in a multiyear conversion to a football and sports complex. Demolition of unroofed sections will finish by July 30, 1967, with phase two adding a permanent 12,000 seat stand and a total capacity of 16,000, and later phases expanding to 24,000–27,000 seats.
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Memorial Stadium
Indiana State University
ISU
the University
Terre Haute
Vigo County
Indiana
Indiana State
Seattle
Community Memorial Stadium
Monsanto
Houston Astrodome
Lave
Sunlight Gaining Rapid Respect By JIMMY CLAUS
Harness trainer ARL BOPP earns respect through success in Illinois Indiana and Kentucky Grand Circuit races. He evaluates horses by size conformation eye and even ear flicks plus breeding while keeping training and racing as a passionate hobby rather than pure finance. Sunlight the fastidious filly is noted for heart and performance with two wins as a two year old and more races this season.
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Arl Bopp
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Bopp
Patie
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Tribune Sports Editor
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India State Fairgrounds
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DuQuoin
Lexington
Martinsville, Ill
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