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  • Dusty Stewart uses cable ties to attach a shade cloth to the front of a press box that sits atop bleachers built on the tennis courts in preparation for Colts camp.

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  • Matt Dowley of Carmel and a student at IU Bloomington works in the Colts Pro Shop trailer as AU's campus prepares for Colts camp that starts Sunday.

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  • From left Matt Sharp and Greg Duncan with Expo Designers Company hang colts banners on the fence around Macholtz Stadium as AU's campus prepares for Colts camp.

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July 29, 2010

Final preparations being made for Colts training camp

The Herald Bulletin

ANDERSON, Ind. — The Indianapolis Colts will begin arriving Sunday at Anderson University for their summer training camp. Thursday, workers continued to prepare the campus for the team and the thousands of fans their practices are expected to attract.

The first practices are scheduled for 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Monday on the fields at the northeast corner of the AU campus. Parking is $10 and admission to the camp is free.

For details about the team and training camp, make sure to pick up a Friday copy of The Herald Bulletin, which will include a 28-page camp preview section.

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