Redbud Pro-Am ties four teams for third place
In windy conditions at the municipal course, Hensley’s Group and four other teams deadlocked for third in the Redbud one-hole pro-amateur tournament. Amateurs and pros, including Anerson and Grandview players, faced rain delays as longtime local clubs contributed players and officials to the event.
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Hensley
Anerson
Crestview
Haywood
Castle
Tb Hensley
Identicato
Stan Freezle
Indianapolis
Gib Hacker
Anderson
Jerry VanMeter
Anderzai
Charles Hayes
Wegesin
Rick Mall
Tom Williams
David Haas
Newsome
Mike Martin Jr
Web. Fenvy
Dale Bawden Pith
Frantz
Bob Blake
Mike Zorabedian
BR. 4
Wilkinson
Hayword
Controversial turbine powered car passes inspection
Indy notes say Granatelli's turbine car cleared inspection for the Memorial Day Classic but Parni Jones did not race due to weather and practice delays. Track activity limited to four hours, with 10 cars testing and Dan Gurvey posting the day’s fastest speed of 1263.8 mph in a turbine car session.
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Jones
Indianapolis
UPE
Andy
Granatelli
Parnelli Jones
Don Padgell
Muncie
Speedway
Hills Pro
Anders W
Jack Beck
Tim Carper
Chuck Drake
Ond Jones
Sander
Charles Harter
Larry Fairley
Pleasant Hut
Lakemen
John Guinnup
Lafayette
Pace
Billypf
Pandledyn Idlewsid
Charles Hurter
Bob Miley
New Castle Legion
Dave Ryan
Ray Jones
Anderson CC
Ellis Brown
Muncie Westbronky
Harold Wegesin
Rushville ‘Elks
Chuck Farmington
Indpls
Broadmoat
Assistent
Don Padgett
Muci Green Hills
Wayne
Hensley
Veocheae Same Lee
MHA
Pedro Rodriguez
Mexico
Graham Hill
England
Chris Amon
New Zealand
Amon
Norm Brown
Grand Rapids
Mich
Leroy Yarborough
Columbia
D. C
USAC
Dan Gurvey
Santa Ana
Calif
Clark
Speedway Vifitals
Gurmey
Rodriguez Wins Texas Open In Dramatic Final Round
Puerto Rican golfer Chi Chi Rodriguez captured the $20 000 first prize at the Texas Open by shooting 66 to surge from second place in a 72 hole event. He donated $5 080 to others in need as Bob Goalby and Hob Charles finished one stroke back in a tightly contested finish at Palm Springs California.
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Paul Recer
AsSociated Press
San Amionto
Tex
Juan
Chi Chi
Hob Charles
Rodriguez
Rodrigues
Bob Goalby
Paln Springs
Californ
Secon
Charles
Miller Barhar
Billy Casper
Goalby
Willl
Renew Valley Country Club
America
Jin
Jet
Chicago
William Seitz
Heid
Toronto
Held's Pinch 3-Run Homer Lifts Orioles Past Indians
In Cleveland, Woody Held hit a three-run homer in the eighth to rally Baltimore from two runs down as the Orioles beat the Indians 8-7. The game showcased a managerial duel between Hank Bauer and Joe Adcock, with late substitutions shaping the outcome.
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Cleveland
Woody Held
Ining
Ballimore
Ceveland
Held
Orioles
Hank Bauer
Joe Adcock
Indians
Dave Johnson
Paul Blair
Clint
Bauer
Riss Snyder
Ady Ete
Ceharren
Snyder
Adcock
George Culver
Bob AL
Allen
Derby Trial action and scattered results across circuits
Cool Reception and Lightning Orphan entered the Derby Trial field with hopes for Kentucky Derby berths. Weiskopf Sikes and others posted rounds around par as Miller Casper faltered to over par. Local notes mention heavy rain, nerves over the course, and purses, with riders and horses preparing for the weekend’s big events.
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Louisville, Ky
Wrestling melee at Fieldhouse ends in controversy
At the George N. Craig Fieldhouse near Donnybrook a wrestling card featured Big Buster Adams and Frankie Starks in a disputed match declared no contest by Coach Bob Utter. Adams earlier won the first fall before a table top and other fracas prompted referee Winkey to halt action amid tense scenes.
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Pendleton
Donnybrook
George N. Craig Fieldhowe
Big Buster
Adams
Frankie
Mr.Adoms) Starks
Bob Utter
Starks
Winkey
Grams
Denver
Lie
Denver Broncos
Sahan
Utteray
Ernie Drake
Willie Works
Drake
Robby
Rocky
Anderson College Hosts Indiana Tech In Track Event
Anderson College prepares for a dual meet with Indiana Tech at 4 o clock as coach Jim Macholtz aims to lift the Hoosier Conference contender. Ball State faces Raven baseball at 3 30, with Anderson hoping to rebound after a rough stretch and indications of improved performance.
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Indiana Tech
Raven
Ball State
Anderson College
Blum
Ussery
Ussury
Anderson di Idle
Anderson Diamond Crow Crete
Pimlico
Jim
Macholtz
BSU
Lloyd Gentevala
Return
Beaubofot
Sharp
Aring
Fraeza
Coltrael Mve
Kristins Deta Darby Nan
Ducing
Cardinals
Mord Clarion
Atel
Madison Heights linksmen rout Pendleton for 13th win
Madison Heights coach Bob Humphrey sent his team to a 9 to 1 victory over Pendleton in a rain shortened nine hole match at Pendleton Idlewild. Bobby Williams of Madison Heights posted a 48 par over Trout Nine and helped secure the win.
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Pendleton
Bob Humphrey
Madison Heights
Small But Smart Spartan Goalie Patrolling Net
Ernes Lopera of the Philadelphia Spartans may be the league’s smallest full time goalie yet he has not allowed a goal in the season. The 3 feet 7 inch Colombian is quick agile and aggressive and has produced daring dives stopping opposing shots.
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Philadelpala
Ernes
Philadelpia Spartans
Lopera
Spartans
Hicago
Exswelder
Newark Stiteh
Mexican Favorite Damascus Favored in Derby Revival
Damascus opened as a 6 to 1 favorite and moved to 7 to 5 after a prior win. The horse is owned by Mrs. Edith Banurot and is aiming for Saturday's Kentucky Derby renewal in Agua Caliente.
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Agua Caliente
Mexico
Damascus
Caliente
Edith Banurot
New Yor
Cox Applegate Win SV Racing Showdown
Don Cox of Chesterfield and Bob Applegate of Noblesville lead a busy Monday at Sun Valley Speedways. The Figure 8 events featured strong runs from Cox and Applegate with Brewer BlankenShip and Goen among top finishers as cars chased races amid a crash filled program.
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Don Cox
Chesterfield
Bob Applegate
Noblesville
Matlolal Géade
Gamry
Los Angeles
Paes
Darwin Blinkenship
Castle
Slings J
New York
York
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Cox
Angen
Sai Bareyj
Pacific
Mtanday
Bartern Bivision Brewer
Blankenship
Oklahoma
Apple
Ana &Y
Tadeapolis
Anderson Fine
Lyer
Bale
Noah Goen
Anderson
Jondats
Natio
Philadelphia Land
I . i Oo
San Franches
Los Ans
Ameriten Leveyley
Shirley
Bill Leman
Neve BeMiaanstepy
Hanersen
Finch Fields
Wil ‘Eather
Banesk Cauteiie Lite
Hewt
Cart Jenkings
Moblesvilley
Dick Hinshaw
Rhational Leagi
Ab Sele Richmond
Hochester
New Castle
Bob Seluonder
Acksonville
Sorwctisd
Muncie
Ath
Gene Pursifall
Bob Appllegate
Jim Brewer
Darwin Blankenship
Dim Leiure
Alton] Breed
Daleville
Harry Couch
Bol Applegate
Larry. Couch
Leah Goen
George Sims
Marion
John Frawiey
Little May Sign With Denver Club
Floyd Little the No 1 draft choice of the Denver Broncos may sign with the American Football League club in a week or ten days, general manager Lou Saban indicated yesterday. The 342 pound halfback from Syracuse University, praised by some as better than Jim Brown, was in Denver for a new contract.
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Denver
Floyd Little
Denver Brotcos
Idays
Clark
Lou Saban
Syracuse University
Syracuse
Jim Brown
Broncos Edge Toward Signing Syracuse Star In NFL Draft
The Broncos consider finalizing a contract with Syracuse standout Floyd Little amid high expectations. Team officials note Little would become the club’s first top draft pick to sign in years, wearing number 4. The move would connect to Syracuse legends Jim Brow and Ernie Davis as part of a storied local lineage.
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Syracuse
Saban
Isigo
Bronco
Floyd
Broncos
National Football League
Little
Sihar
Jim Brow
Ernie Davis
Fall
United
Kaine
Aly
Reds Clinch Early Lead as Bristol Shines on Pitching
Cincinnati manager calls for players to have fun while stressing readiness. Bristol delivers a strong start, guiding the Reds to 15 wins in 20 games with a 2.61 team ERA and seven saves from Abernatty as Queen earns three wins in his rotation role.
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Cincinnati
Daves
Bristol
Cincinmati
San Francisco
Queen
Gerry Aveino
Redsland
Redsigan
Jef-hans
Mets
Gary Nolan
Yorkie
Wao
Tan
Mer
Ae Anni
House
Hem
Salto
Abernatty
Neds
Gee Rellever
Tmder
Se Spc
MSA Etiro
Finst. Ie
Iam
Reds
Lave
Hag
Wile
Itn Malovney
Maloney
Tyler team wins Grandview Pro Am golf tour
Tyler led by Jim and allies Baker Roudebush claim first with a two stroke margin over Prank Daugherty’s squad at Grandview course on Sunday. The event saw three teams totaling scores around 61 to 65, with Musselman Johnson Hall and other players making up the top finishers.
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Jim
Tyler
Jd. Baker
R. R. Roudebush
R. J. Roudebush
Grandview Course
Prank Daugherty
Daugherty
Musselman
Hall
Thire
Tenis
O Melson
Madnett
Re Harey
D. Bodkin
Sandal W. Suits
Barrys
DB Wade
Bob Windlay
T. Neubtlar
TL Weirich
Cowboys Sign Curt Marker and 4 More Free Agents
Dallas Cowboys announce the signing of Curt Marker an offensive guard from Northern Michigan in the fourth round of the draft joining Beary Foward Basil Mulling Wylie Henry and James Hickson as free agents. The signings follow trades that reduced their first four selections and add depth on both lines and at defensive back with players from Kansas State Hampton University and South Carolina State. A Toledo Ohio note mentions Aaron Hopkins and two NCAA basketball scholarship arrivals in White Plains New York.
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Dallas
UPI
Dallas Cowboys
Curls Marker
Northern Michigan
Cowboys
Marker Lin
Marker
Sherry Lota
Sipmis
Beary Foward
Kansas State
Basil Mulling
Kentucky
Mo Priday
Liban
Itead
AL Berkine
Kansas College
Wylie Henry
Hampton Tastilie
James Hickson
South Carolina State College
Toledo
Ohio
Aaron Hopkins
University At Olden
White Plains
N.Y
Cams
Oklahoma golfer hits 420 yard ace at Linens Park West
NORWALK Conn jack Summers of Oklahoma a 3 year veteran member made a hole in one on the 8th hole at Linens Park West Course Oklahoma City using a No 1 wood the feat noted by Golf Week magazine as the year’s longest hole in one recorded this year Summers is listed as 3 year entil Veler from Oklahoma with the 430 yard benchmark.
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Norwalk
Jack Summers
Okahoma
Golf Wi- Beal
Montag
Summers
Linens Park West Comse
Oklahoma City
Seattle NBA cam Hires Richie Guerin
Richie Guerin, veteran guard coach, named by Seattle as part of the expansion draft process for the new Seattle club. Guerin plans retirement from player duties but will remain as St. Louis coach. Seattle and San Diego each drafted 14 players in the entry draft with teams allowed seven freezes per roster. Detroit Pistons set a press conference as No. 1 pick speculation swirls around Jimmy Walker.
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Jack Wand
Your
Richie Guerin
Si Tavis Hawks
Seadila
National Basketbal Association
Golf
Aga Pla
Seattle
St. Louis
Sealle
San Diego
NBA
al Bitehi
Jack McMahon
Toyad
Detroit Pistons
Pistons
Jimmy Walker
Providence
Bianchi
Chicago Bells
Thhey
Higuchi
Jim McGlocklin
Cimrinith
McGlocklin Owent
McMahon
Sam Diego
San Peens
Monty Finkel
Dayton
Los Angeles Lakers
Wayne Matis
New York Knicks
Toby Kimball
Boston Celtics
Philadélphia Zers
Dave Gambee
Kimball
Kim Barnett
San Francisco
Paul Netmann
Val Bud Olsen
Ton Mesehery
Belgian American duo win 1000 kilometer race at Francorchamps
Belahln jay dacky leks of Belgian and Amenesa Richard Thompson drove a red Mirage to victory in the 1000 kilometer event at Francorchamps. They led the field, completing 21 laps in 3 hours 9 minutes 434 seconds for an average speed of 120.5 mph.
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Finksman
Grandview
Grean
Harold
Whithester Beeson Park Course
Rich Ginther
Safa Ana
Calif Ho
United States Auto Club
Dovhen Bindt
Aussia
Jimmy Clark
Scotland
Bes
Max Alvis
Airlinorn Ab
Flereland Ahr
Bietary
Davalilla
Haney
Aparicia
F.robinsn
Wasner U. Ara
Bowens I
Smith
McDowell
Kinilee
Milter
Wanner
Sim
Molaney
UME Mober Ps
Tom Weiskopf
R. H. Sikes
Rex Baxter
Harold Henningee
Rodrinuer
Hirsch
Handang
Weason
Xinner
John
Fisher
Houston
Cuellar Sd
Philadelphia
Fackson
Usteen Hl
Pitsburgh
Law
Chicago Jenkins
Atlanta
Lemaster Li
Gneennall Maloney Lo
Louis Gibson
Pag Hager Li
California
York Petersoy Ol
Mine Vnagota
Washington Rickert
Aid Han Farah
Kansas City
Carl Evans
Hp Institution
Frankie Turner
Ancinnati
Frank
Inall Jas
Sill
Atlas Red-D-Mix, Inc
Kirk Sale
Rath &, Inc
Andersin Council
Pali
Margirh Lintge
Applegate
L Little
Denver Club
Five Fingers
Rains Gardens
Jnop
Saddle N’ Sirloin
Teft
Garnet Dawson
Wander Hodson
al Lawson
Bill Downs
Dwight Barr
Herald
Cincy
W& Gems
Lewis
Reimar
Teringe
Fineince Corporation
Indiene
Local Finance Corporation
Lstallighmil Lom
Main Street
Ceonar MMi & Mini Street
Ploned4aedane
Antarsom, Tndfinnn
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