Yarbrough Seizes World 600 Then Targets Indy 500
Lee Roy Yarbrough won the World 600 at Charlotte in a Mercury, leading 4 times for 274 laps and finishing two laps ahead. He praised the race as his easiest victory, then flew to Indianapolis to drive a turbocharged Ford Eagle in the Indy 500. His win halted Dodge and Plymouth dominance at Charlotte and marked Ford’s first speedway triumph there since 1965.
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Indy Field Complete Indy Field Complete
Andy Granatelli of Chicago had three of his 11 entries. Ten STP cars included Lotuses. Andretti, Granatelli’s main hope, wrecked a Lotus with a broken hub, switching to a Brawner Hawk and turbo Ford. Foyt predicted a hard fight, noting Mario would push to the end and nearly blocked pole, while McCluskey lapped over 170.
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Andy Granatelli
Chicago
Andretti
Granatelli
Lotus
Foyt
Mario
McCluskey
Indy Lineup and Intertwined Auto Entries Across States
复杂 OCR 摘要显示 Indy 线索聚焦赛车手与车队，列出多位车手与机构姓名及编号，涉及印第安纳、加州、俄勒冈等地的参赛车手及相关条目，含多处看似车队与个人的条目编号与地点信息，文本混乱但可辨识为赛车相关名录或广告。 名称如 Offenhauser、Brabham 等重复出现，暗示历史赛车名人及赛事牌照记录的整理片段。
Damitz Wins Vallejo Hardtops After Runner-Up Streak
Val lejo’s Larry Damitz finally breaks his runner-up habit to win the main event hardtop pace in the Weekly Bay Area Racing Association show at Vallejo Speedway before a 2,900 crowd. Carl Mef ford of San Pablo wins the early stock car main. Damitz, 1986 hardtop champion, pivots his season from second place to a 30 point lead over San Pablo’s Phil Pedlar, closing the gap on Tunnerup.
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Tunnerup
Phil Pedlar
Reagan's Sons Injured in Galveston Island 250 Race
Galveston Texas AP Three power boat racers including California governor Ronald Reagan's son were injured Sunday during the Galveston Island 250 Speed Classic. Bob Hill of Tennessee was critically hurt, Mike Reagan of Sacramento flipped his boat and was treated and released, and Marvin Friedman of Coral Gables was also treated and released. Hill suffered head injuries on the 15th lap in a separate accident.
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Fla
Mexico Wins Davis Cup Thriller Over Australia
Mexico defeats Australia 3-2 in the North American Zone, ending a 12 match winless streak dating to 1924 as Osuna edges Davis Cup rival Bowrey in a five set battle. Bonnie Formosa’s Chi Cheng nears a women’s track record with a 26.2 in the 200 meters hurdles.
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Giants vs Cubs next game featured on page thirteen
Continued from page thirteen the Giants face the Cubs in a scheduled matchup with emphasis on key players and potential outcomes. The brief notes team form and expected strategies in a compact preview style.
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Tigers Heading For Oakland In Bunning Rides Victory
Tigers press to Oakland as Don Sutton notes control and strong finish. Bunning praised by the manager and Sadecki falters in the nightcap while Pittsburgh builds a 29-0 lead on Mazeroski’s homer and Aloy’s double. Bonds and McCovey rally the Giants to within one, but Taylor belts his first major league homer to cushion the Pirates.
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Ray Sadecki
Pittsburgh
BI Mazeroski
Matty Aloy
Richié Hebner
Bonds
McCovey
Giants
Carl Taylor
Pirates
Oakland and All American handicaps run at Golden Gate Fields
Albany reports 44 qualified older horses for the Oakland and All American handicaps at Golden Gate Fields over Memorial Day weekend. The one mile Oakland and the six furlong All American showcase top entries including Dam age Control, Estambul Second, Kay Cee, No Host, Tumbling Rope, and others. Odds, standings, and a long list of horses and owners are noted for both events.
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Howard Merrin
Chads Boy
Frogs
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Bob Erickson
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Aif Spree
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Parler Sunde
J. Walch
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M. Russell Su
C. Delia
Charles Coody
Boosie
Dick Crawfard
Lou Graham
Dick Ragan
Kermit Zarley
Gisty Gilbert
Labroy Haecis
Day Hebert
Larry Mowry
Dean Reham
Rod Funseth
Bob Michell
Jack Nicklaus
Dave Ragan
Steve Reid
Larry Sears
Bea Blessts
Homero Blancas
Dale Douglass
Bob Goaghy
Pas Weneye
Jack Mentgoeery
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Suea
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Teena Rennie Reif
Kate Eichlperacree
Hinck Mawel
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Clippers Lose Sixth Straight to Dukla in Europe Run
Clippers faltered again losing to Dukla in a week long tourney as Mirko Stojanovic eyed a return to Europe. Dukla dominated with Stanislav Strune scoring three goals while the Clippers, down to six remaining players from last year, struggled with a lineup built largely from the San Francisco Semi-Pro League. Johnny Moore scored a late goal for Castro Valley but Dukla pulled away.
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Momeilo Gayric
Inja Mitic
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Stanislav Strune
Johnny Moore
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John Kowalik
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