Indy Speedway Names Stewart Rookie Of Year
Graham Hill of London won the 1956 Indianapolis 100 mile race and collected 158 297 from a 691 404 90 purse. Jimmy Clark of Scotland topped last year’s winner in earnings with 166 621 from a 628 399 23 purse. The 1966 total included 345 229 in Speedway prizes and 116 015 90 from accessory manufacturers. Clark finished second this year, earning 76 992, as Hill took the top money amid lap and prize details. Protests were minimal after final standings showed Clark 41 12 seconds ahead.
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Oregon State Names New Athletic Head Clark Leads Change
Oregon State appoints Clark as the new athletic head while a car racing recount notes Foster and others failing to finish laps after restarts. The piece highlights race caution periods, equipment costs, and notable drivers like Cale Yarborough and Mario Andretti.
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Indianapolis 50th 10 mile race awards tally announced
AP reports the awards for the 50th 10 mile race totaling 601,940.90 with Graham Hill of London taking 156,207 dollars. Other top finishers include Jimmy Clark, Andretti, and Rusty Wallace in a field noting speed leaders and postrace penalties.
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Conigliaro's eighth homer powers Boston to win over White Sox
Tony Conigliaro belted his eighth homer of the season and Dick Sigman pitched seven strong innings to lead the Boston Red Sox to a 1-0 victory over the Chicago White Sox on Tuesday. The win stopped Boston's three-game skid as Sigman fanned eight and bested Joel Horace.
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Shadyside and Washington games highlight busy baseball night
Readable fragments show Shadyside toppled McDung 7 to 5 in a late innings rally and a Madison, Wisconsin overtime marathon. Washington Senators defeated the Newport Yankees 5 to 1 as Paulasanova doubled in three runs. Tom Kron Womsck signed with the Hawks.
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Kron Signs With Hawks
An imperfect brief reading shows Kron signing with the Hawks and leading the Wildcats in scoring with 10.7 points per game. The article shifts to a separate Wisconsin Supreme Court action about a 62 page appeal by US defendants in a historic antitrust case involving the Braves and baseball exemptions. The state must file by June 9 and arguments are set for that date. Milwaukee trial details included a May 14 return deadline and possible expansion to include Milwaukee by May 18, pending appeal.
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Ward Quits Racing Dramatically at Indianapolis
Rodger Ward dramatically quit the race on the 190th lap at Indianapolis. The 48 year old pace setter and Indianapolis 500 winner, famed for speedway records, picked up $11,857 for his 15th place finish after a crowd-pleasing farewell. Stewart led the pack before a mechanical issue on lap 190 sent him to the pits.
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White River Baseball Starts With A Bang
Reichardt's potent bat paces the Angels as White River opens conference play with a strong start. Middletown, Pendleton, and Frankton battle in a tight early season, while Reichardt feeds a hot team with eight hits last week and leads the local race in batting.
Clay named Fighter of Month by Ring Magazine
New York AP reports heavyweight champion Cassius Clay was named Fighter of Month for May by Ring Magazine after stopping Britain’s Henry Cooper in the sixth round on May 21. Karl Migenberger of Germany was named a top contender, ranked fourth behind Ernle Terrell Day Dones and Spencer.
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