Guntersville Regatta Marks Silver Anniversary of Motor Boating
Guntersville Alabama hosts the twenty fifth annual motorboat races June 18 to 21 celebrating the 1939 start of outboard racing. Unlimited Hydroplanes take center stage with boats 25 to 40 feet long weighing at least 5000 pounds and engines unlimited in size and power.
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Guntersville
Alabama
World War II Plane Engines Power Unlimited Hydros
Unlimited hydroplane engines rely on large 12 cylinder airplane powerplants from WWII fighters like the P-51 and Mosquito. Rolls Royce and Packard built engines are reversed and modified, with gearboxes fitted to raise RPM, boosting horsepower to about 100 to 1500 over original specs. Quill shafts are stressed and frequently replaced between heats.
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Rolls
England
Packard Motor Company
Look Out For Roostertail In Unlimited Hydroplane Racing
The article explains roostertails from 13 inch propellers with up to 24 inch pitch throwing water 40 feet high and 75 yards back. It covers risks of washing down engines, propeller torque, and the use of a trim tab to counter yaw. Hulls rely on deck pressure to stay grounded and sponsons lift the boat to planing. improper balance can cause kiting or flipping as hydroplanes walk their side sponsons.
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High Speed Unlimited Class Go Almost 200 MPH
Hydros in the Unlimited class race at Guntersville where five boats run per heat in two sections. The Miss U.S.1 set the mile straightaway record at 200.419 mph by Roy Duby last year. Final standings base 400 300 225 169 127 points plus 50 extra points to any boat that starts a heat.
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U.S
Lake
Guntersville
Roy Duby
Dodgers shake up lineup pays off in 9 2 win over Mets
Los Angeles benchs Tommy Davis and Frank Howard in a dramatic shift as Wally Moon and Wes Parker spark a 9 to 2 victory. Parker drives in runs with key hits while Jack Fisher suffers the loss for New York.
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Tommy Davis
Frank Howard
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Wally Moon
Howard
Dodgers
Wes Parker
Davis
John Roseboro
Parker
Jack Fisher
Walt Alston
Mets
Los Angeles
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Miller
Sturdivant
Roseboro
Torborg
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Locke
Willey
Gonder
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L Fisher
Lema Extends Classic Lead With Eagle at Thunderbird
Cham pagne Tony Lema stretched his edge to three strokes through the Thunderbird Golf Classic’s third round at Westchester C C. He fired a 70 after an earlier eagle on the ninth and solid par finish, with Nicklaus and Bayer closing in at 210 and 209 respectively.
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Associated Press
Rye
N.Y
Tony Lema
San Leandro
Calif
Arnold Palmer
Big Jack Nicklaus
Lema
Mike Souchak
Bobby Nichols
Nichols
Souchak
Duke University
Big George Bayer
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Bob Duden
Portland
Ore
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Duden
Nicklaus
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Phil Rodgers
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McLendon Advances Toward Montgomery Invitational Final
Mac McLendon defending champion defeated Dick Ball Jr 4 and 3 to reach the semifinals of the Montgomery Invitational Golf Tournament Weather delayed rounds with no pars as early rains and winds slowed play McLendon from Montgomery and LSU bound will face Sonny Holt in the semis while Hamp Green III meets Dick Pride Final round set for this afternoon.
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Mac McLendon
Dick Ball Jr
McLendon
Louisiana State University
Ball
Sonny Holt
Birmingham
Flowers Crawford
Hamp Green III
Harold Wesley
Greenville
Dick Pride
Tuscaloosa
Vance Faulkerson
Holt
Greene
University of Alabama
Pride
Faulkers
Probable Pitchers By THE ASSOCIATED PRE
Houston Bruce 6-1 and Johnson 5-4 meet Pittsburgh Veale 5-31 and Law 2-5 at Los Angeles Drysdale 6-5 and Willhite 2-3 at New York Stal lard 3-6 and Lary 0-0 visit San Francisco Hendley 4-4 at Philadelphia Punning 5-2 St Louis Simmons 6-4 at Cincinnati Nuxhall 4-3 Chicago Buh l 5-3 at Milwaukee Lemaster 7-2 American League Washington Rudolph 0-0 and Koch 0-1 at Cleveland McDowell 2-0 and Bell 3-1 Detroit Regan 3-4 and Aguirre 1-1 at Chicago Buzhardt 5-3 and Horlen 3-2 Boston Monbouquette 1-5 and Morehead 3-5 at Kansas City Pena 6-4 and Segui 3-5 Baltimore McNally 4-3 at Minnesota Pascual 7-2 New York Ford 6-1 at Los Angeles McBride 1-9
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Bell
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Aguirre
Buzhardt
Horlen
Boston
Monbouquette
Morehead
Kansas City
Pena
Segui
Baltimore
McNally
Minnesota
Pascual
Ford
McBride
Aztec barber marks 54 years in same Main Street shop
Ray B. Current observes his 54th anniversary running the Aztec Barber Shop on Main Street. The shop is the third oldest business in Aztec, with Current noting generations of local families served with barber work. Jidest is the Aztec Independent Review, in operation 76 years, and Citizens Bank is 60 years old as the second oldest local business.
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N.M
Ray B
Main Street
Jidest
Aztec Independent Review
Citizens Bank
Miami Six Players Asked To Withdraw
Miami coach Charlie Tate said six University of Miami football players were ordered to withdraw by the Honor Council, a move he described as cutting the team's legs. Tate cannot name the students, citing university policy, and noted the losses hit experienced linemen and a reserve. Eleven students were charged, nine asked to withdraw, including the six football players.
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MIAMI
Charlie Tate
University of Miami
Tate
Hurricanes
Uni
Versity
Henry King Stanford
Quadrangle Spoils Dancer's Triple Bid at Belmont Stakes
Quadrangle, owned by Rokeby Stable and trained by Elliott Burch, won the 96th Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct in 2 28 2-5, defeating Northern Dancer and Roman Brother. Hill Rise finished fourth as bettors watched Northern Dancer fall short of the Triple Crown.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
NEW York
Quadrangle
Paul Mellon
Rokeby Stables
Northern Dancer
Aqueduct
Roman Brother
Mighty Mite
Louis Wolfson
Harbor View Farm
Dancer
Hill Rise
Manuél Yeaza
Rokeby Stable
Cohoes-Tap Day
Bull Lea
E. P. Taylor
Toronto
Bill Shoemaker
George A. Pope Jr
el Peco Ranch
Bill Hartack
Hoemaker
Brave Lad
Orientalist
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Shook
Elliott Burch
Fernando Alvarez
Yeaza
Citation
Ralston Cruises to Easy Win in National Hardcourt Semis
Top seed Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield crushed Charles Pasarell 6-2 6-0 6-2 in the men's singles semi finals in Sacramento. He advances to meet Allen Fox, who upset Arthur Ashe 6-3 9-7 9-7. In the women’s side Kathy Blake defeats Mimi Arnold 9-7 6-2 to reach the final against Kathy Harter.
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Calif
Dennis Ralston
Charles Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Ralston
Bakersfield
Allen Fox
Fox
Los Angeles
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Ashe
Mimi Arnold
Santa Barbara
Kathy Blake
Miss Blake
Kathy Harter
Jean Danilovich
Jackson
Cotton Named Chief Expert for Chad in Equatorial Africa
The Republic of Chad appoints Cotton as chief expert overseeing regional affairs in Equatorial Africa, signaling a strategic focus on development and governance. The decision highlights Chad's intent to strengthen technical leadership across ministries and international collaborations.
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Cotton
Republic of Chad
Equatorial Africa
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