Hurtubise Daywalt qualify in dramatic 500 field
Indianapolis AP report details a record 33 car field for the Memorial day 500 with dramatic late runs by Jim Hurtubise in a four year old car at 146.963 mph and Jimmy Daywalt in the Albany Special at 146.604 mph. The article lists the full starting lineup with speeds and cars for each row.
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Seebach Leads Silver Broadhead Archery Meet at Cedar Rapids
Seebach and Beu lah Oderkirk top the high scorers as 284 archers competed in the Silver Broadhead tournament sponsored by Waltonian Archers Club Sunday on the Cedar Rapids club grounds. Seebach paced the men with 727, Mrs Oderkirk led the women with 397, with multiple divisions and standings including Pro, Intermediate, Junior and Midget categories across the field.
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Majors Continue Scramble as Mets Rally Past Braves
Stengel’s players surge to nine wins in 12 games and 12 and 10 since a brutal start. They erased deficits in both games, two cliff-hanger rallies with Frank Thomas, Charlie Neal, and Felix Mantilla delivering in the nightcap. Ken Mackenzie and Al Jackson earned the wins as Houston and San Francisco also faltered in multi-run bursts.
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Prairie Juniors Sweep Four Way Track Meet at Marion
Prairie Juniors won both seventh and eighth grade events in a junior quadrangular meet at Marion on Saturday. eighth grade scores show Prairie 54, Marion 494, Manchester 23, Vinton 51. seventh grade tally lists Prairie 4014, Vinton 3714, Manchester 20, Marion 14.
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Minor Facts League Scores and Regional Results
Multiple minor and regional league results across leagues. Columbus beat Buffalo 7-2 in the minor league circuit. Richmond edged reuse Atlanta 63 to 61. Syracuse 2-4 Jacksonville 5-10. Rochester 3-6. Indianapolis 63 Denver 5-6 in the American Association. Pacific Coast action Salt Lake City and Spokane 4. Seattle 5-4 Portland 1-4. Tacoma 5 Vancouver 0. San Diego 44 Hawaii 3-5. Eastern Williamsport Js agpememes 7. York 2. Springfield Simla 4. South Atlantic Knoxville 17 Asheville 0 Augusta 2 Greenville 0. foveanee 5 Charlotte 3 Macon 3 Portsmouth 2. Texas San Antonio 7 Austin 5. Tulsa at Amarillo West. Albuquerque 8 El Paso 6.
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Sunday Major Boxscores feature Chicago and Atlanta results
Chicago and Philadelphia played a 11 to 2 game with late runs, while Buhl, Bertell, and Hamilton led Chicago hitters. The Atlanta section reports Little Joe Lazaro of Waltham winning the national blind golf tournament after 11 years of near misses, posting a 208 total.
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Valley Track Meet pits Jett Chief against Moline
Jefferson faces Moline in the Mississippi Valley Conference track meet at Dubuque with field events at 3 p.m. and finals at 7 p.m. Moline seeks a third straight Valley title as Louie Ritchie won the state 440 title and Jeff Lundeen posts strong put and relay prospects. Washington rivals loom with Mike Langer Tom Mathern Olen Gibson and Sid Anders among top contenders in hurdles and jumps.
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Midwest Conference Baseball All Loop Teams Named
Ripon wins conference playoff over Coe 14-3 and 15-3 to claim the title. Honors include Don King and Jim Jenks for Southern, Sid Frame and others leading the North, with Beisner and Kozemczak among top selections. Monmouth, Grinnell, Beloit, and Carleton placed multiple players on the all loop teams.
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All Saints and St Wences Tie for Softball Loop Lead
All Saints and St Wenceslaus are tied atop the Catholic grade school softball standings after All Saints defeated St Ludmila 20 to 9. The two teams meet Tuesday at Van Vechten at 5 15 PM to decide the league lead.
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Cicada Tops Acorn Stakes at Aqueduct in 144 Length Victory
Cicada won the 32nd Acorn Stakes at Aqueduct by 144 lengths, becoming the sport’s top money winning filly with a purse of 58,450 dollars. AP reports the horse survived a contentious claim to secure the record-setting victory.
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