Indy 500 Time Trials Narrow Field After Crashes
Two drivers were injured during Monday's time trials at Indianapolis as the field narrowed. Bob Hurtubise suffered serious spine and neck injuries after a crash, while Rick Mather escaped with a mild concussion. The pole position was won by an Eagle-Ford driven by a rookie Bucknum, and car inspections and carburetion tests were set for Tuesday ahead of Thursdays race day.
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Dale Burgess Knepper
Belleville
Associated Press
Weiter Fin Vollstedt
Indianapolis
Ind
Ford
Larry Dickson
Mari
Bob Hurt
Potomac
Ick Mather
Laguna Beach
Calif
Eagle-Ford
Ronnie Buckuim
la Canada
Tariseiaiass
Otk Yoekenie
Joe Leon
Puente
Offenhauser
Koviton
Coyote Ford
Rao
Grantyfew
Iainey ii
Leach
Goraesercaciniel Pani Regg
Hans Botaged
Hurtubise
Tonawanda
Hifenhauser
Sain. Sessons
Nashville
Mich
Arnie
Stow
Harlan Fengler
Herluise
Blilwau- Kea
Wndiarapes Motor Speedway
ECC Men s Guest Day Set for June Fifteen at Country Club
The ECC announces the annual Men s Guest Day will be held Saturday June 15 at the Country Club. Pro Dick Stage notes tickets are available in the pro shop with discounts for early purchase.
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Bill Wilton
Anderson Exchange Club
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Speedway
Exchange Club
Dick Cumberland
Rabect Sherman
W. C. Hilligoss
Ray Humphrey
Speedway
Herald
ECC
Ot Ies
ECG
Bill Brown Insurance
Harry Fotse
Harold Spears
Bill Wood
Paul Tilts
Jerry Skinner
Paul Meckaman
Heckaman
Wet Field Postpones Sectional Baseball Schedule
A weather delay at Memorial Field postpones the Anderson sectional baseball tourney. Elwood plays Markinville and Lapel faces Frankton today, weather permitting. Highland and Hateville move to Wednesday with the final two rounds shifting to Saturday if rain holds.
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Memorial Field
Elwood
Markinville
Lapel
Frankton
Highland Ay Hateville
Andersony Heights
Memorial Day
Tikely
McCormick Shuts Out North Side in 2–0 Victory
McCormick and McDonald combined on a two run gem as North Side Praemary were limited to one hit. White took the loss for Pharmacy while McCormick earned the win. Multiple players named in a gritty Meadowbrook league matchup with early 1940s style play.
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Shadyside McCormick
McDonald’s
North Side Praemary
White
Famed & Pont
McDonald's
N.S. Pharmacy
McCormick
iWhite
Chismar
Tina
Albea
Thomas Alensworth
I Boyd
B. Saverwein
S. Saverwein
Davis Ussey
SPOO
Lavey Spoo
Spro and i
Paige
Ward
Songer
Sink
Anderson
Taynship
Coca-Cola
Lunn Eagles Eagle On 16th Edge To Memphis Tour Win
Husky Bob Lunn of Sacramento won the Memphis Colt Tournament by finishing 12 under par 269 after an eagle at the 16th hole followed a final round 67. Monty Koser was one stroke back with 289, while Lou Graham tied for third at 270. Palmer and Nicklaus posted late charges as others faded.
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Memphis
Bob Lunn
Sacramento
Calif
Reid
Monty “Koser
Lunn
Lou Graham
B.st
Mae McLendon
Graham
Melendon
Lum
Lann
Luna
Laura
Angie
Lisa
Daddy
Lunt
Facer
Wichita
Kat
Arnold Palmer
Mistee
Halmer
Falmer Wood
Nicklaus
NL Expands To 12 Teams Adds San Diego Montreal
The National League voted to expand to 12 teams for the 1969 season, adding San Diego and Montreal. Each new franchise pays 1 million and can draft 30 players from existing clubs. Established clubs may protect 15 players and may lose up to six. Deliberations spanned hours as officials outlined schedules and draft rules.
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San Diego
Montreal
ED Sainsbury
UPI
Chicago
Coca Cola Loses To Rival And League Expansion Talks
The article notes Coca Cola dropping two close games to Fort Wayne Spears Dehner and outlines MLB expansion chatter. Warren Giles discusses adding two of five applicants with Milwaukee Dallas-Fort Worth and Buffalo declined, while San Diego and Montreal prepare stadium moves as schedules and divisional play loom.
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Milwaukee
Dallas-Fort Worth
Buffalo
Warren Giles
San Diego
Montreal
Giles
Oller
National League
Ameri
Vine
Seattle
Kansas City
Woressure
Alou Brothers Close In On National League Batting Top Ten
The Alou brothers, Felipe and Matty, remain among the NL leaders in batting. Matty Alou climbs to second place, 21 points behind Pete Rose, while Felipe drops after a key week. Frank Howard leads the American League batting race with a .399 average for Washington, as Yastrzemski and Carew follow. Hall signs with Atlanta in the 1968 draft to bolster the line.
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New York
Alou
Pittsburgh
Matty Aps
Matty Alou
Pete Rose
Windnnall
Rose
Pirates
Curt Flood
St Louis
Rusty Staub
Haus
Alex Jahnson
Cincinnati
Bill Williams
Chicago
Jerry Grote
New York Mets
Felipe Amow
Attarita
Willie Mic Covey
San Francisco
Flood
Staub
Pilcher
Joe Gibbon
Ozzie Vir- BI
Justis Alow
Giants
Dominican Republic
Washington
Frank Howard
RBI
Willie Yocton
Welroit
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Yastrzemski
Rod Carew
Minnesota
Rick
Oakland
Ajax
Cleveland
Sanday
ABC To Televise National Open Golf
American Broadcasting Company announced it will televise all four days of the National Open Golf Championship at Rochester New York in June 1918. Early rounds will be taped and shown Friday from 6 to 8 30 p.m. EDT. The tournament will be shown live Saturday and Sunday with specific times.
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Dave Marr
Gena Lilller
Mac McGow
Palmer
Atral
Rocone
Morris Monty
Campbell
Brown Ee
Graham Jon
Hoy Silertarsee
Morris
Brovin
Gay Brower
Rob McCzilister
Abs Meek
Maton
Rudolph H
Jack Nicklaus
Walte Err Courtne
Hiver
Rorky
Wayne Yates
Brive Cremax
Ant Garvedt
Harold Fleesing
Terry
Bob” Smith
Ma Herd
Sorper
George Bautell
Cobia LeGrance
Dave’ Hull
Bal Peess Wilcox
Actissa
Acoma
Baltinger
Minnesota
BUN Francisco
York
St . Snteie Mae
St. Louis Xalaklend Aig
Chicago
Ival Pieptanta
New York
Washington
MsLuigh
Cincinnati
Snigah
Los Angeies
Montaps
Boston
Cleveland
Califuscia
Marland
Detroit
Liainge UN
Balkmanye
Hinwaii
Indianapolis
Ua Ai Spilahoma City
Oklahoma City
Vancouver
Rivtson
San Diego
Poliiond
American Broadcasting Gamat
Rochseter
M.Y
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Addington
Tes
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Malloy Denver
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Lear
Jerry Grant
Buy Direct & Save
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Orn Xonchen Mindl
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Teuilny Fmviteeland
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Mel Kenyon
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Yeetanga
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Sohncy Hilbertert
Fork Worlz
Kane- Ford
Roe Gary Belleshaisen
Tink Pak
Gerhardt Ibechargt Oitenhauser
Vukat Tche Enetae
Oterheuser
Tobby Veith
Parla Tosar
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George Snizer
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India
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Broadway Sales Corp
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Negue
Alou Brothers
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Hall
Raleans
Sfoot
San Jose State College
ABC
Pont, Watson, Orwig
Stebbins
Credithrift
JMGRE
Creds OF America Pc
Main Street
Atross
Sears
Charles Jones
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