Wrecks, Wrench Work Mark Memorial Day 500 Prep
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. UPI Mickey Thompson and Addy Granatelli crews rush to repair damaged cars for Memorial Day weekend qualifying. Eddie Johnson lost control in the northeast turn causing a wall impact. Johnson unhurt but car heavily damaged. Novi engine blew with Bobby Unser at the wheel, forcing extensive rebuilds to reach the May 30 500 miles.
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Standings and results from the American and National Leagues
The column shows league standings with teams such as New York Cleveland Detroit Boston and Kansas City, including wins losses and games back. Tuesday results list scores for matchups like Hostin vs Los Angeles and Baltimore vs Kansas City, with several night games and upcoming schedules.
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Major League Leaders National League Batting and Home Run Leaders
Baseball leaders list for both leagues shows G AB R H Pel Mays Williams Cilmente Freese Johnson Stargell Kanehl Cardinas Torre Oliva Fregosi Freehan E Bresoud Lau Slebern Robinson Hinton Maris Jones. National League home run leaders include Mays Howard Williams Allen and McCovey with multiple players tied for top. American League leaders feature Colavito Alson Hal Skowron Held Pizarro and others with several 3 0 pitching notes.
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Hall's clutch homer fuels Twins past Yankees in 18th
Jimmie Hall tied the AL home run lead with a three run shot in the 18th inning as Minnesota defeated New York 7 2. Hall added three hits and joined Rich Rollins and Bob Allison in key hits and RBI. Other scores included Boston over California 4 3 and Chicago 7 4 at home.
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Algae and debris threaten boats speed and safety
Experienced boaters learn that hull growth and small items like key chains and bobbers can cause speed loss and misnavigation. Four-degree compass errors can push a boat off course quickly, while hull cleanliness and proper anchoring practices prevent incidents and ensure safer travel on salt or freshwater.
First Legion Workouts Set For Thursday
The American Legion baseball team will hold its first workout of the season at 6 pm Thursday at Legion Field. Coach Tom Heflin urged all boys ages 15 to 18 who wish to play to attend with shoes and gloves. The session will be short.
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Youngest US college baby attends Lesley College
Two month old Sandra Lewis is described as America’s youngest college baby in Cambridge Massachusetts. She lives with her mother Mrs Donald Lewis Jr who refuses a sitter and brings the child to campus. The baby mostly sleeps in a car bed in a cloakroom while the mother attends classes.
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Spahn Can Still Win Games for Braves in Reds Victory
veteran 43 year old Warren Spahn limited Cincinnati to six hits in a 4 2 win that tied Atlanta for fourth place. Lee Maye and Joe Torre homered in the eighth, Rico Carty added a ninth inning shot, and Spahn improved to 3 2 on the season with six strikeouts and one walk. The Giants Dodgers Cubs and Colts also won rest of NL results. AL saw 13th inning flash as Twins beat Yankees 7 2 with Crandell driving in decisive run.
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First concrete pavement laid in North America in 1891
The United Press International item notes that the first concrete pavement in North America was placed in 1891 at Bellefontaine Ohio, attributed to the Portland Cement Association.
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