Granatelli Retires Turbocar After Speedway Crash
Andy Granatelli announced the retirement of his Turbocar after a spectacular crash at the Speedway. The No. 8 machine, famed for revolutionizing turbine engines, was damaged and loaded for shipment back to California. Stewart was sidelined with a wrist injury in the 500. The retirement marks a turning point in American motor racing.
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Billy Shepherd Chooses Butler over Big Schools
Carmel star Billy Shepherd committed to Butler University under coach Tony Hinkle, choosing the Bulldogs amid interest from Big Ten and other powers. He averaged about 33 points as a senior, set Carmel career records, and plans to follow in his father’s coaching legacy while playing for Butler and contributing to the Greyhound track program.
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Hanover Sweeps Ravens In Doubleheader Blowout
Hanover routed Ravens 10-1 in game one and 4-0 in game two as six errors and a quiet Anderson offense doomed the hosts. Pitcher High earned the win with a late slam in the fourth, while Pat Klein and Ed Meredith kept the nightcap tight before Hanover pulled away. Both starters fanned 10 in a Hoosier Conference setback for Anderson, who still eye a possible NAIA District 21 berth after at Earlham.
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Brumfield Defends Redbud Horseshoe Title at Anderson
Gene Brumfield of Markleville successfully defends the Anderson Redbud Horseshoe singles tournament championship. Brumfield retained the title against local rivals, maintaining his lead through the final rounds.
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Birds and teams swirl in rain soaked ball notes
Fragmented scores and team names across leagues appear in a hazy roundup. References include New York, San Francisco, Seattle, Oakland, Boston, and Minneapolis with partial results and mismatched dates.
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Meadowbrook Meet Set May 19 Winners Listed
Meadowbrook meet scheduled for May 19 with winners listed across classes. The event featured a field of pitchers and ringer records, with Fowler credited for the highest single game percentage. Complete class-by-class results follow, including Brumfield Gillespie Huffer and numerous others across A B C D divisions.
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Sun Valley twin bill highlights Sunday racing
Noblesville rider Robinette and Marion’s John Cook led a Sun Valley Speedway double header delayed by rain. Fields won the topless convertibles feature while Weir took the modified hardtops. Robinette survived a late scare with Norm Milam as Cook surged to win the second Figure Eight.
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Archer wins Greater New Orleans Open in scramble finish
George Archer of California wins the Greater New Orleans Open at Lakewood CC with a 69.65 total, claiming $20,000. Bert Yancey takes $12,000 in second, Miller Barber and Tom Weiskopf share third for $5,500 each as six players contend in the late rounds. Archer moves to second in money list while Weiskopf leads with over $90,000.
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Golfers edge Marian 11 to 7 in college match
AC Golfers defeated Marian 11 to 7 in a college golf meet. Anderson plans to compete Friday in the Hoosier Conference and NAIA District events in Indianapolis. Results show Gerig defeating Komlane, Hippensteel over Hudgins, Mahoney over Baker, and Stuck beating Am.
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AHS Tennis Team Shuts Out South
The AHS tennis team defeated Muncie South 7 0 on Monday afternoon. Singles results include Richards over Polk 6 2 6 4 Fraundorfer over West 6 1 6 4 Isisell over Bird 6 4 6 0 Matthews over LaChat 6 0 6 3 Austin over Jeff 6 1 6 2. Upcoming matches feature Anderson hosting New Castle at May's Park and AHS at Marion and Muncie South.
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No Expansion Seen By NFL AFL In Near Future
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle said there will be no new NFL or AFL teams before 1970 and expansion likely only if a 28-team 1970s schedule is chosen. Seattle is favored for one of two possible new franchises with Birmingham Birmingham Portland and Phoenix contending for the other. Rozelle noted merger studies continuing through 1969 to set the 1970 schedule.
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