Offenhauser engines power many Indy 500 entries
Six of 83 cars in the Indianapolis 500 use compact four cylinder Offenhauser engines refined by Porter and his Goodyear lab team. Porter says the engine, with supercharger and fuel injection, can reach about 800 horsepower, yielding potential 200 mph laps. Swede Savage posted a 197.802 lap this month at Indianapolis.
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Lancers Edge Glouster to Reach District Final
Federal Hocking defeats Glouster 3-1 in Northeastern Sectional finals earning a Class A district berth at Chillicothe. Terry Dillie doubles for Fed Hocking. Patton 2 for 4 for Glouster. Federal Hocking advances to meet Northwestern Sectional winner next Wednesday with the other district bracket to follow.
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Golf Triangular at Athens County Club
Athens finishes second behind Marietta and ahead of Wellston in a triangular golf meet based on the low four scores. Marietta 166 Athens 174 Wellston 188 with Rich Whiteside medalist at 37 and notable scores from Amrine 38 for Marietta and Appledorn 42 for Wellston.
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Ypsilanti youth baseball allows girl to play amid charter dispute
Carolyn King, 12, will join the formerly all boy Little League group in Ypsilanti Michigan after city diamonds were threatened with closure. The reversal followed city pressure and the league president says the decision is both morally and practically right as Carolyn makes her first appearance tonight.
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Cleveland Confrontation at Municipal Stadium
Cleveland police clashed with baseball wives after manager Ken Aspromonte ordered an unsual postgame workout following a 10-3 win over the California Angels. Wives and youngsters crowded the edge of the field as officers moved to clear the stands. General Manager Phil Seghi intervened and allowed the women to stay. Aspromonte warned future workouts are likely.
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Gilman trades two first-day picks for Parks and Smith
Houston Oilers General Manager Sid Gilman says few quality players will enter next year's NFL draft so he sent Dallas Cowboys a first and third round pick for defensive end Tody Smith and wide receiver Billy Parks. Also, a US college basketball tour of China is being planned for June 9 with State Department sponsorship.
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Black Hawks Alive In Hockey Playoffs
Chicago coach Billy Reay said the Hawks were still alive after a jovial meeting ahead of a nationally televised Stanley Cup game. They had just overturned expectations with an 8-7 comeback win in Montreal, cutting the series lead to 3-2 and forcing game six.
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Montreal Leads 3-2 in Stanley Cup Final After Game Five
The NHL Stanley Cup Final stands at 3-2 with Montreal ahead of Chicago. If needed, game seven would occur Sunday, May 13, following Wednesday schedule updates and the potential Thursday rest day.
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Ironton blanks South Point in district tournament bid
Ironton pitcher Jerry Murnahan scattered five hits as the Tigers routed South Point 9-0 to reach the Class AA district tournament at Rio Grande. Tino Bell went 3 for 4 with four RBIs and Dave Kriebel 2 for 3 with two RBIs as Ironton improved to 17-3. The Tigers jumped to a 5-0 lead in the first inning on three hits, three walks and an error.
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