Veterans and rookies form Indy 500 field record pace
A 33-car field for the Golden Anniversary 500 includes 26 veterans and seven rookies in Grand Prix style rear engine cars. Qualifying produced an average speed of 160.251 mph with 10 mile runs over two weekends, as drivers from Mario Andretti to Jimmy Clark set pace for May 30 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
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Dale Burgess
Associated Press
Indianapolis, Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Chuck Rodee
Indianapolis
Mario Andretti
U.S
Auto Club
Jimmy Clark
Scotland
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Andretti Ser
Albuquerque
Jerry
Clark
the Speedway
Lotus-Ford
Anderson Babe Ruth League Plans Meeting and Committee Appointments
President Charles Lacey of Anderson Babe Ruth Inc calls 7 PM meeting of league officials and team representatives at City Hall to discuss ground safety rules and assign committees for the year. Committees will plan hosting the 1946 Indiana Babe Ruth tournament at Memorial Field July 28 29 30 31.
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Charles Lacey
Anderson
Babe Ruth, Inc
Council Chamber
City Hall
Indiana
Memorial Field
Lowell High hires Ford to coach basketball and golf
Jack Ford former Brook and Leesburg coach signs a three year contract to coach basketball and golf at Lowell High School. Ford succeeds Marshall Koontz who resigned. Ford is a 1956 graduate of Fort Wayne South and a 1961 graduate of Indiana University.
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Ind
Jack Ford
Brook and Leesburg
Lowell ‘High School
Ford
Marshall Koontz
Fort Wayne South
Indiana,University
Ravens Clinch Hoosier Conference Title With Two Wins
Anderson College Ravens defeated Earlham 16 to 1 on the AC diamond and 4 to 3 at Memorial Stadium to clinch their third Hoosier College Conference baseball championship in four years. Taylor finished one game back at 9-3.
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Anderson College
Ravens
Earlham
Quakers
Memorial Stadium
Taylor
Trojans
Athletics Nip Senators In Twelve Innings
Kansas City Athletics defeated the Washington Senators 5 to 4 in 12 innings. Phil Roof hit his first major league homer with two on, delivering the deciding run as Kansas City rallied past Washington. Key plays included doubles by Green and a vote of endurance by relievers Hunter and McCormick.
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Braves edge Reds as Torre drives in three
Joe Torre powered the Atlanta Braves with a homer and a bases loaded double driving in three runs to beat Cincinnati 6-4. The game arc included Frankton and Perkins homers for Frankton in the fourth and a tense ninth where a 7-7 tie was broken.
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UPI
Joel Torre
Atlanta Braves
Cincinnati’ i Rede
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Frankton
Perkin
Vandrey’s 4 11.5 Mile Time Shatters Indiana Prep Record
Don Vandrey of Valparaiso ran 4 11.5 in the La Porte Invitational to set the fastest high school mile in Indiana, narrowly missing his 4 10 goal and eclipsing the former 4 21 4.8 mark. Ed Henry of South Bend Washington jumped 23 6 to tie the season best. La Porte won with 59 points, Gary Froebel 55 14, South Bend Washington 52 1 3.
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IND
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Valparaiso
Indiana
Vandrey
Ed Henry
South Bend
Washington
Mike Connors
Evansville
Reitz
Gary Froebel
East Chicago
Michigan City
Gary Mann
Gary Wallace
Marshall Essig And Armstrong Qualify For Sectional Trip
Indianapolis AP reports Dick Marshall a Meridian Hills pro shot 72 72 144 two over par to lead the preliminary National Open qualifiers at Meridian Hills Golf Club. Don Essig IV of Indianapolis and amateur Willy Armstrong of Indianapolis also earned sectional berths for Cincinnati.
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Indianapolis
Dick Marshall
Country Club of
Meridian Hills
Country Club
Cincinnati
Don Essig ‘IV
Willy Armstrong
University of Florida
Ebb Scalp Method Event at King's Crown Inn Anderson
A one day promotional event for the Ebb Scalp Method runs in Anderson Indiana on Wednesday May 25 1966 from 1 PM to 8 30 PM. J M Botkins will be at the Flow hotel desk to guide private consultations offering no obligation advice on hair loss and scalp care. attendance is encouraged for those with dandruff dry or itchy scalp.
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Ind
King’s Crown Inn
J. M. Botkins
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