Kirkwood Leads Festival Golf At Halfway Mark
Joe Kirkwood Jr. shot a three under par 139 to lead the 500 Festival Golf Tourney at halfway. Doug Ford, Lionel Hebert and five others sit at 140, with 17 players under or equal to par as windy conditions persist in Indianapolis.
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New Jersey archer kills 295 pound Maine black bear
Charles A Kronyak of Carlstadt New Jersey hunting near Patten killed a 295 pound black bear with a bow and arrow. The Maine Fish and Game Department said only a few bear kills with a bow and arrow have been recorded in Maine. Kronyak used a 56 pound pull bow to fire the shaft.
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Cordieleone Signs with Los Angeles Rams
Los Angeles Rams announce the signing of football lineman Lou Cordieleone. The move adds depth on the line as the club finalizes its offseason roster.
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Baseball Scores From Thursday Across Leagues
National League results feature New York over Chicago 8 to 5 and San Francisco defeating Cincinnati 9 to 3. Houston beat St. Louis 6 to 1 as Los Angeles edged Milwaukee 3 to 2. Pittsburgh played Philadelphia amid rain. American League games include Boston 2 Minnesota 0 and Washington 9 Los Angeles 6 with Detroit 4 New York 1. Kansas City at Baltimore washed out by rain. Pacific Coast League scores show Indianapolis 3 1 Oklahoma City 1 2 Denver 5 Salt Lake City 0 Arkansas 8 San Diego, Portland 9 Vancouver 6 Tacoma 10 Seattle 3 Hawaii 6 Spokane 1.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores And Today’s Schedule
Yesterday's results include Pittsburgh 6 New York 0, Philadelphia 3 Chicago 1, Los Angeles 2 Milwaukee 0 at end of third. Cincinnati 4 San Francisco 4 end of third. Today matchups feature Pittsburgh at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, St Louis at Houston, Milwaukee at Los Angeles, Cincinnati at San Francisco, New York at Chicago, Cleveland at Detroit, Minnesota at Washington, Los Angeles at Baltimore, Kansas City at Boston.
Oliva Leads Minnesota To 4 1 Victory Over Washington
Oliva drove in three runs with a single and a homer, lifting Minnesota to a 4 1 rain delayed opener over Washington. Boswell allowed one hit through 5 2 3 innings before finger blisters forced his exit. Klippstein and Pleis finished as Minnesota won the first game.
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Mechanics Check Over 33 Cars For Big Race Monday
In Indianapolis, mechanics finish safety work on about a million dollars worth of racing gear as 22 veterans and 11 rookies ready for the 49th 500 mile Memorial Day race. Carburetion tests Saturday decide readiness and veteran Rodger Ward’s fate after a crash last weekend.
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Anderson Tops Final Standings Of Rifle League
Anderson's six man team won first place in the 1964 65 Indiana Rifle League with 19 wins and 2 losses. They finished with a 90.4 percent accuracy as Shelbyville placed second at 80.9 percent and Hygrade third at 71.5 percent. Competition used .22 rifles at 50 feet across three positions with 100 points per position. Team members: Paul Hellems John Mitchell James M Wilson Donald R Welter Charles Geller Forrest Hull. Allan Thomas of Cowan was the league’s top individual marksman.
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No Hit, No Run Nights Highlight Fairview Games
Sterling's Harris co remy blanked Davis Dairy with 13 strikeouts as T Albea fanned 15 in defeat. Hiatt of Lions threw another no hitter in a 12-0 win over Guide Lamp. Malone struck out 15 in Pepsi Cola 5-2 win over U K Pottery. Rhodes pitched a 12 strikeout no hitter in Eagles 15-0 win over CIO 662.
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Little 500 Gets Underway This Evening
The 17th annual Little 500 sprint car classic starts at 8 30 p m with 33 competitors in 11 rows at Sun Valley Speedway Sanctioned by the International Motor Contest Association the event runs 500 laps around Joe Helpling's quarter mile track National Speedways Inc current leader Gene Van Winkle directs the operation Rookie Benny Rapp of Toledo Ohio held the front row pole with three front line Chevrolet engines in use Wieske and Moughan join Rapp in row one in a three state lineup
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Unbeaten Bret Hanover wins Commodore Pace at Roosevelt
Bret Hanover stretched his unbeaten streak to 27 victories by clocking 1 59 2 5 at Roosevelt Raceway in the Commodore Pace. The 3 year old pacer, bred by Betting Time, won by three quarters of a length over Adios Vic with Rivaltime third, earning 17 900 and pushing career earnings to 272 577.
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Indiana Victory Despite Unearned Run In 1-0 Finish
In Indianapolis an unearned run in the fourth on a passed ball by catcher John Griffin gave the Indians a 1-0 Pacific Coast League win over Oklahoma. John Miller pitched a two hitter for Indianapolis, which had three hits off two Oklahoma pitchers. Also, Kansas City Athletics announced the signing of veteran left-hander Don Mossi after a long career in the American League.
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