Jones Sets Unofficial 153 MPH Speed At Indy Practice
Parnelli Jones powered the Agajanian Special to an unofficial 153.139 mph at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway practice, his 58.77 second run topping 11 laps over 150 mph and signaling a strong pace for Memorial Day qualifiers. Jim Hurtubise and Jim Clark also posted high speeds as 150 mph marks were common amid near ideal weather and anticipated throng of spectators.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Parnelli Jones
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Jim Hurtubise
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Jim Clark
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Dan Gurney
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A. J. Agajanian
Overdose of heroin fatal to Lipscomb
Baltimore medical examiners stated after lab tests that Gene Lipscomb died from an overdose of narcotics. The 6 foot 6 inch Steelers tackle was found unconscious and later buried in Detroit after a Wednesday autopsy confirmation.
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Big Daddy) Lipscomb
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Pittsburgh Steelers
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Dr. Fisher
Joseph Carroll
Narcotics Squad
Friday Morning Companion
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Big Daddy
Giants Top Pirates as Marichal Wins in SF
In San Francisco, the Giants defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 3 as Juan Marichal earned his fifth win. The visitor bullpen faltered in the fifth after Don Cardwell walked Marichal and hit Alou, with Cepeda's single sparking four runs on one hit.
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Virdon Mazeroski
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F Alon
U-Pellekoudas Walsh
Conlan
Burkhart
Hulman Expands Speedway Museum with 15 Acre Purchase
Indianapolis owner Aton Hulman bought 14.9 acres across from the Speedway to expand the Speedway Museum and Auto Racing Hall of Fame. The bid matched court value, with Speedway as seller and Hulman as sole bidder. The article also notes Rodger Ward plans to wed Diane Heaton on July 12 at Speedway Christian Church and a separate narcotics paraphernalia case with local funeral details.
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UPI
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Tony) Hulman
Speedway
Speedway Museum
Auto Racing Hall of Fame
Hulman
Rodger Ward
Diane Lillian Heaton
Speedway Christian Church
Hamilton Tiger Cats Sign Tu Lane Lineman Ernest Colquette
Hamilton Ont UP I reports Tu Lane University lineman Ernest Colquette six foot one 225 pounds signed with the Hamilton Tiger Cats of Canada's Eastern Football Conference. Colquette was Tulane's 1961 MVP and team captain last year and will be tried at offensive guard in addition to tackle.
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UPI
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Tulane University
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Tiger-Cats
Nicholson Emerges as White Sox Surprise of 63
Chicago reports Dave Nicholson, 23, has become baseball’s bargain of 1963 with the White Sox. Manager Al Lopez credits his daily play and steady improvement for boosting the slugger’s value, noting Nicholson’s rise from a Baltimore bonus bust to a key contributor amid a multi-player trade that brought Luis Aparicio.
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Dave Nicholson
al Lopez
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Orioles
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White Sox
Sox
Lopez Ron Hansen
Pete Ward
Hoyt Wilhelm
Luis Aparicio
al Smith
Hansen
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Timely error lifts Yankees in 4 3 win over Twins
New York rallyes to a 4 3 victory as Elston Howard drives in the tying and Mantle adds a homer. Tom Tresh starts the decisive eighth inning rally, and Bill Stafford earns the win after Ralph Terry exits for a pinch hitter.
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Madison Avenue Little League Opens Saturday
Madison Avenue Little League will start its season on Saturday May 18 with a three game slate at North Madison Avenue diamond. Pre game ceremonies at 12 15 precede opening game Pepsi Cola versus Acme Paving at 12 30 Lynch and Emge's clash at 2 30 and Coca Cola versus UK Pottery at 4 30. President Rod Young chairs the event with officers Charles Norton Judy Irle and Bob Slone.
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Highland High tops Madison Heights 4 to 3 in eight innings
Highland pulls even in the sixth to send the game to extras and wins on a freshman Steve Wells double. Jim Holsapple walked two and allowed 11 hits in a rough start for Madison Heights while Highland’s Bronnenberg pitched well through six before the rally.
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Royerton
Edgewood Women’s Golf Club Winners Named
Edgewood Women's Golf Club released winners from four tournaments. 9-hole blind par sponsored by Anderson Art Glass with Enid Martin first and Bunny Roby second. Best poker hand sponsored by Anderson Banking Co. with Martha Keller first Norma Waltz second and Bunny Roby third. Low putt sponsored by Anderson Sporting Goods with Maxine Taylor first Eunice Anderson second and a two-way tie for third Gin Thompson and Marilyn Ault. 18-hole event sponsored by Doris and Cecil Gray with Norma Waltz first Blanche Fil bey second and a two-way tie for third Marjorie Clem and Bunny Roby.
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Rolling ball influence on hook in bowling technique
The text explains that a rolling ball, not a sliding one, hits pins and tends to hook due to its rolling path. It states that a slight leftward hand release spins the ball, giving it a curved path as it leaves the hand.
Galbraith Hurlers No Hits No Runs In Win
Galbraith hurlers Layton and Allen struck out fifteen Local 1944 batsmen as they held the unionmen to no hits or runs in a 6 to 0 Commercial Men's league softball win at Shady Side Park. Guide Lamp edged Lynch 4 to 3 in eight innings with a late run, and an extra inning attraction noted seven three race performances by harness horses.
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