Little 500 Sun Valley Classic sprint trials draw 70 cars
More than 70 sprint cars are expected for time trials at Sun Valley Speedway this Saturday as 54 entries aim for 33 starting spots in the 18th annual Little 500. The 50 cent lap endurance race on May 28 offers a guaranteed payoff over 12,400 dollars. Local entrants include Bob Leever of Anderson and Jim Pugh of Anderson in No. 42 and No. 99, with Howard Benson of Orestes and Don Walker of Atlanta, Ind., also listed among entrants.
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Greater New Orleans Open set with top PGA money leaders
In New Orleans fifty six top money winners tee off for the $100,000 Greater New Orleans Open at Lakewood Country Club. Jack Nicklaus leads the Weiss Cup race with Billy Casper one stroke back as Doug Sanders tops official earnings, with Arnold Palmer and others also in the field amid forecast showers turning to clear weekend skies.
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Giants Pirates Dodgers chase late season glory in NL race
Baseball notes recap includes Willie Mays hitting his ninth homer of the year for the Giants, plus Reed notes on Perry and McGraw. Cubs and Dodgers feature strong offensive spurts as San Francisco and Pittsburgh pursue key wins.
Koman Is Grid Father Of Year
Koman is named grid father of the year amid a mix of sports notes and unclear references. The text also mentions Abin SARL and Lou Johnson, with fragmented phrases about the Dodgers and other teams, leaving the exact events and dates uncertain.
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Cubs Cut Covington in Surprise Release
Chicago Cubs released outfielder Wes Covington after a disappointing 1 hit in 11 at bats, ending a 10-year major league career with the 16th place club. Covington had been acquired from Philadelphia, where he batted under .250 last season.
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Nine teams in state NAIA golf tournament field
Tourney director Don J. Odle says about 45 players are expected for the event. Taylor University, Rose Poly, Marian, and Hoosier Conference members join Anderson, Manchester, Indiana Central, Franklin, Hanover, and Earlham in the 36 hole medal play state tournament for a national berth and HCC crown race.
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Dick Schofield Joins the New York Yankees
New York Yankees purchase shortstop Dick Schofield from the San Francisco Giants and option pitcher Jack Cullen to Toledo to open room for him. Schofield has prior stints with the Cardinals and Pirates and batted .063 in 11 games this season.
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Athletics Rally Past Red Sox In Extra Innings Thriller
Larry Stahl tied the game with a 503-foot homer in the ninth and Bert Campaneris drove in the winning run in the 10th as the Kansas City Athletics beat Boston 6-5. Jack Aker earned the win after a chaotic late frame, while Ken Sanders took the loss.
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Hoosier Mother Donates Kidney To Son
A 32yearold Kansas man and his Hoosier mother were reported in satisfactory condition after the mother donated a kidney to her ailing son. The fourhour surgery at the University of California Medical Center involved Marvin Flinn of Hutchinson, Kansas, and Flo Flinn of Cortland, Indiana. Flinn, a Cesistia Aircraft Co. employee, had battled disease for nine years and relied on an artificial kidney. Two of Mrs. Flinn’s daughters traveled from Indiana to stay at the hospital.
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Clay Kisses Canvas in Clowning During London Spar
Cassius Clay suffered two knockdowns in a light spar as he trains for his May 21 title bout with Henry Cooper. He boxed James Ellis then fell to Tommy Tibbs, later clowning for fans before a tougher session with Terry Downes. Cooper worked three rounds with Jim Fletcher as he sharpens for the fight.
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Eagles Hire Star For Promotion Job
Philadelphia Eagles rehired Chuck Bednarik a former center and linebacker star from 14 years with the team. He becomes a special representative handling promotion, helps scout college players, and aids in signing draftees. He was an eight time All-Pro before retiring in 1962.
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