Earth Shrinking Race: Hulme Crashes at Indy Practice
At Indianapolis, Denis Hulme survived a dramatic high speed crash in Lola Ford No. 5 during practice. Rookie Jim Malloy, 165.082 mph in qualifying, escaped injury, while Hulme slid 450 feet along the wall and back onto the track before stopping. Another driver, Bill Puterbaugh, also escaped unharmed after a separate incident.
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Dale Burgess
Jim Malloy
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Southeast
Denis Hulme
Offenhauser
Hulme
Shock
Bill Puterbaugh
Roxana
AD Duquerque
Terbaugh
Hulme Eyes Monaco Grand Prix Run and Indy Trials
Hulme from Tauranga and Surbiton based will qualify in Carlo this week for the Monaco Grand Prix next Sunday then rush to Indianapolis time trials before a midafternoon Saturday flight to Monaco. His schedule this month includes the Grand Prix of Spain won by Graham Hill and the Monaco Grand Prix May 28 and the Indy 300 May 30.
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Hulme
Carlo
Indianapolis
Monaco
Tauranga
New Zealand
Surbiton
Surrey
England
Spain
Graham Hill
Madrid
Monte Carlo
London
Jimmy Clark
Scotand
Parnelli Jones
Iss
Ould Ave
Hockenheim
Germany
Apri
Pirates Beat Noblesville 72 in Upset Victory
The Pirates secured their 14th win with a 72 point win over Noblesville as players such as Douglas Moore and Regenold led scoring. Howard and Stern contributed solid performances while others filled in across the lineup in the Wednesday matchup.
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Bees
Edie Pirates
Douglas
Nfour
Madison
Jon
Howard Eyes Al's Annual Triple Crown Bid
New York AP reports Frank Howard in Washington leads AL in batting home runs and RBIs as he aims to become the final leader in three crown categories. He tops batting with a 1340-something pace and has 10 homers in six games, while HBIs lead the league as Ty Cobb was the first AL Triple Crown winner in 1900 and others followed in later years.
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NEW York
Frank Howard
Washington
Uns
Pace. Ie
Stootz
Sth
Fir
Bevery
Ray White
New York Yankees
Will
le “Horton
Detroit
Horton
Senators
Slug
Ber
Baltimore
Boog | Powell
Howard
Ty Cobb
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia A’s
Lou Gehrig
Yankees
Ted Williams
Boston
Mickey Mantle
Frank Robinson
Carl Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Henry Zimmerman
Chicago Cubs
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis
Chuck Klein
Phillies
Joe Medwick
Cardinals
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Curt Flood
Matty Alou
Pittsburgh
Alex Johnson
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
McCovey
National League schedule and results fragment
Fragmented sports blurb shows National League results with Beano 6 Philadelphia 5 Craneiane tata 4, Minnesota 4 Detroit, and Chicago New Cleveland at Oakland. Other lines mention Toledo 8 Buffalo 22 and scattered team pairings. Historical text also notes revolts in Bolivia since 1825 independence.
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Sipbbarmees
Beano
Prvadelhia
Craneiane Tata
Houston
Cincinnati
Sas
Minnesota
Detroit
Hecharten
Chicago
Citnare
New Geveland
Oakland
Jacksonvile
Richmond
Rochester
Syracuse
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Buffalo
Pitspurga
Blass
Chiago
Ito
Selma
Philelphig
Ke Jackson
Bee
Perry
Los
St ‘Git
Bolivia
Player Tops Favorite In Memphis Open
Gary Player emerged as a favorite for the Memphis Open, noted for iron accuracy and a tour record of top ten finishes in 103 of 104 events. The veteran, who has never won Memphis but reached two playoffs, predicted a winning score around 270 to 275, with wind possibly affecting conditions. He competes with Dave Hill Bruce Crampton and other top contenders as the field eyes the event.
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Gary
Ah Green
Gaatng Chan
Dave Hill
Jake Fondren
Hill
Bruce Crampton
Jackie Robinsons Mother Dies At 78 In Pasadena
Mrs. Mallie Robinson mother of Jackie Robinson and Mack Robinson has died in Pasadena at 78 from an apparent heart seizure. Huntington Memorial Hospital reported the death after the ambulance transport. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Pasadena
Calif
Mallie Robinson
Jackie Robinson
Mack Robinson
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Indians Beat Muncie South in tough Memorial Field clash
Indians defeat Muncie South 94 to 62 at Memorial Field as Eric Don Barnett and Dave Sewell lead scoring with strong second half, while Anderson reserves beat Masse Seah. Michigan’s Rudy Tomjanovich sat out first half with a hand injury but Michigan beat Minnesota to earn its first Big Ten win after six losses.
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Tog
Eric
Don Barnett
Dave Sewell
Muncie South
We ‘@t Memorial Field
Anderson
Kokomo
Ae Eae
Masse Seah
East Cornage
Fister
Boa
Zele South Oh
Eisler
Miarvar Ros-Barrett Fiskise
Ann Arbor
Mich
Rudy Tomjansvich
Michigan
Minnesota
Wolverines
Timing and Correcting Your Delivery by Don Carter and Marion Ladewig
A bowling column discusses high backswing risks and tips for consistent timing. It notes that excessive swing can cause inaccuracy, while some speed is desirable. The illustrated guide teaches proper delivery and offers a mail order copy for readers.
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Don Carter
Marion Ladewig
Mari Ladewig
National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Chiea
ACC Women Hold Best-Ball Event at Anderson Club
Anderson Country Club hosted a Women’s Golf Club best ball twosome event with winners listed as pairs: Darrell Mier and Curt Stephenson 31. Mike Armington and Richard Land 23. C A Wohlberg and Kenneth Hull 38. Richard Swan and Don Gwinnup. Paul Long and Victor Rose 36. Chris Blassaras and John Falls 37. Robert Morris and F W Bercher. Carl Campbell and Guy Ross 38.
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Anderson Country Club
Darrell Mier
Curt. Stephenson
Mike Armington
Richard Land
C. A. Wohlberg
Kenneth Hull
Richard Swan
Don Gwinnup
Paul Long
Victor Rose
Chris Blassaras
John Falls
Robert Morris
Four Boys Represent County In IHSAA State Track Meet
The county sends four standout athletes to the Indiana State Track Carnival in Indianapolis. Notable competitors include Chuck Peters of Anderson High School, a top hurdler, and Bill Hiles of Yorktown, who has set region records and faces a rugged field. Other contenders include Perry and Teighs, with strong showings anticipated in high and long jump events, sprints, and relays as the meet unfolds.
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Ced Bailey Herald
Indianapolis
Tech
Anderson
Charles
Chuck) Peters
Anderson High School
Bloomington
Jefferson
Vile
Steve Porter
Peters
Keeler
Gary Roosevelt
Bill Ward
New Albany
Ron Clayton
Larary Johnson
South Bend Central
Keeler’ S
Isom
Bremen
Dennis Hill
Ath
Fort Wayne
Ong
Perry
Calumet
Bill Tovsen
Scecina
Dan Lintner
Indianapolis Washington
Bennie Wooten
Crawfordsville
Davie Churchill
Bill Washington
Central
Fort Way
Jim
Malion
Ed_ Dixon
Scott
Ndianapolis
Hiles
Nce
Aptown
Yorktown
Muncie
Greenfeld
Tom New
Ree
Valaraiso
Don Vandrey
Chuck Baker
Elkhart
Rick ‘Espitia
Lake County
Jack Butway Caan Jer
Asel
Pet-pace
Pendleton
Dave Helton
Jeff Perry
Helton
East Noble
Gary Thrapp
Erry
Indiana
Huntington
Tom’ Paoletto
Fort 2S
Wayne
Hellen
Matison County
Wojoa Ac
Mike Hanna
Thrapp
Evansville Reitz
Phil Pickett
Decatur Sestak
Sparnaki
Gary Froebel
Leroy Spikener
Val
Steve York
Carmel
Spikener
Galvester Miles
al Tennione
Tom
Clyde Peach
Larry Highbaugh
Fiety
Aileing
Mike Ehrman
Dwenger
Brebent
Sammy Carter
IHSAA
Tovsen
Shelbyville High names Tom Hession new head coach
Tom Hession, longtime assistant at Columbus High School, will become Shelbyville High School head coach, replacing Tom Sells who resigned to join New Castle. Hession previously coached at Madison Heights in Anderson.
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Columbus, Ind
UPI
Tom Hession
Columbus High School
Shelbyville High School
Hession
Madison Heights
Anderson
Tom Sells
New Castle
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YWCA
Anderson Ywca
Mark Thompson
Tom Kuhl
Sally Craig
Maryth Ainsworth
Bete Chambers
Annie Craig
Gail Rhoda
Thompson
Dan Scheerer
Doug Jackson
Mike Kuhl
Herald
Jochen Rindt
Austria
Litine
Fme Elyoon
Minnesota Muskies
American Basketball
ABA
Shields
Miami Beach
Muskies
Minneapolis
Miami Beach Convention Hall
Florida
Miami
Pirates
Noblesville
Howard Eyes
ACC
Dennison
Holiday Inn
Rowe Wagoner
Copier
Sibe
Sportsmans Digest “Ist
Tor
Romen
Clark
Meridian St. 4Th
Jackson St
Anderson Area
Shelbyville
Seagram
Ded Whitey
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