Heat Races Narrow Field as 30 Cars Prepare for Trials
In Indianapolis hot weather threatens top speeds as about 30 cars aim to fill 12 remaining spots in the 38 car field for the 100 mile auto race trials. With track temps around 145 degrees, drivers expect slower speeds and a rush to qualify before peak heat, while veterans like Brabham, Marshman, Unser, and Gurney eye a place in the field.
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Australia
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Holland
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Scotland
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Idlewold Women's Winners Are Listed
Pendleton Idlewold Women's Golf Club released the winners from three recent tournaments. Back nine results show Gerry Kelsey first, Bea King second, Gladys Alspaugh third. 18-hole class winners include Bea King in Class A, Gladys Alspaugh in Class B, Catherine Schafer in Class C, with Gerry Kelsey in Class A1 and Bobbie Higginbotham in Class B1. Front nine results list Billie Bennet, Ann Julian, Dorothy Jarrett as gross winners, with Helen Hobbs, Bobbie Higginbotham, and Elizabeth Jeffry prevailing in net.
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Women break 27 year bowling record in Dayton
In Dayton Ohio AP reports two women surpassed a long standing bowling record. Irma Wright of Lewisburg rolled 279 216 254 for a 749 series in March. A week later Margaret Billie Schneller of Dayton achieved 247 243 244 for a Td series overshadowing Agnes Zimmerle who previously held the record set in 1937.
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Billie) Schneller
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Meedling Orioles Stock Holder's Only Dividend
Lloyd Mayhan, a 71-year-old Kansas City tavern keeper and minority Orioles stockholder, finally sees a return after 14 years of persistent requests. His lighthearted campaign sought a tangible memento from the de funct St. Louis Browns era, now realized as a dividend.
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Speed) Mayhan
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Giants Put Reliefer Larsen On Waivers
The San Francisco Giants placed right handed reliever Don Larsen on waivers yesterday and he was immediately claimed for 20000 dollars. Larsen, 35, pitched in the World Series for the Orioles in 1954 and joined the Giants in 1962. The move follows a season where he posted a 4.35 earned run average across 10 1 3 innings.
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Coaches Elect Stearman Proxy in Local 683 Vote
William Stearman, Columbus High School coach and athletic director, was notified of his replacement. In a small vote Carl McNulty of La Porte was elected president with Hale as vice president and Robert Nipper of Shortridge High School as secretary treasurer.
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Controversial Coed Tennis Star Turns In Perfect Season
Beth Brown of Gorham State Teachers College, a controversial coed tennis player, posted a perfect season with three singles wins and two doubles victories against male rivals as a 20-year-old sophomore in Gorham Maine.
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Lonely Ones Start Long Atlantic Trip Across Ocean
Plymouth England AP fifteen yachtsmen begin a solo crossing of 3500 miles to Newport Rhode Island. Valentine Howells 41 a farmer turned sailor expects the winner in about 20 days. Francis Chichester 63 and 1960 winner is also competing this year.
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Wedding Reception at Conserv. Club on W 8th Street
A wedding reception is planned at the Conservatory Club located on West 8th Street. Contact 642-5841 for details and arrangements.
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Pocket Billiards Experts Compete In Indiana Open
Fort Wayne AP reports state champion in pocket billiards moves from backstreet halls to family centers. The Indiana Open at Blue-Q Billiard Center features a 20-table setup with residents eligible. The tournament runs June 12 13 14 26 and 21 with a $1 000 prize fund and $500 to the winner.
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