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Newspaper
El Dorado Times
Location
El Dorado, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1965
Page
4
The Scot driver from Ene, CMrPe, set a lap time of 3 minutes 18.9 seconds at the volcanic circuit, averaging 99.8 mph. It marks his fourth major victory this season and adds 27 points toward another world driving title.
Results include Seattle 1 Arkansas 14 Tacoma 1-2 Salt Lake City 1 Denver 3 Vancouver 3 Oklahoma City San 3 Spokane 2 Hawaii 44 Portland 3-4. Today's schedule shows Arkansas at Spokane and Oklahoma City at Seattle with Deenda.
In Westbury New York UPI reports Martini II a French bred trotter owned by Clearview Stables Norman Woolworth ships to Roosevelt for next Friday night’s race. Entrants include Speedy Scot Speedy Count and An Espresso with the field aiming for the trotting title.
Cathy Ferguson of Burbank California emerged as a standout at an international swimming meet by winning the 200 meter backstroke in the women's semifinals with a time of two minutes 4.7 seconds.
Seattle tops Arkansas in both games, taking a 31 run margin in the first. Jenkins suffers loss in game one while Kollstadt gets the win in game two as Seattle’s offense puzzles Arkansas pitching with late scoring.
In Chattanooga Tennessee two Arkansas players fell in the semifinals of the Tennessee Valley Invitational Tennis Tournament Bonnie Logan of Durham NC upset second seed Mimi Raney of Little Rock 1 4 6 3 1 Roberta Allison of Alexander City Alabama defeated Miss Owen McIlaney of Little Rock 6 0 6 4
The Atlanta Stadium Authority chair says the July 1 deadline to decide on an NFL or AFL team may be extended. Arthur Montgomery said no extension has been requested, but the NFL is having trouble securing an owner for its franchise.
Affectionately owned by Mrs Ethel D Jacobs and trained by Hirsch Jacobs held off Sought After to win by a head. The mare carried 111 pounds through a 22.1 quarter, 4.3 half, 1:09.1 six furlongs, and 1:23 seven furlongs. It was her 47th start, 27th victory and sixth stakes win this year, boosting career earnings to $638,750, behind Cicada’s $783,674 all-time mark.
American League leaders include Devalillo of Cleveland leading with .360, Yastrzemski of Boston at .433, Green of Boston with 51 runs, Mantilla of Boston 56 RBIs, Davalillo of Cleveland 78 hits, Campaneris of Kansas City 25 stolen bases, Colavito of Cleveland 18 homers, and Burh Chicago with 71 strikeouts for top pitchers. National League leaders show Aaron of Milwaukee batting .351, Mays of San Francisco .336, Banks of Chicago 59 RBIs, Williams of Cincinnati 91 hits, Mays and Stargell leading homers with 22 and 20, and Wills of Los Angeles 45 stolen bases.
In Manila Vicente Dorado 132 pounds outpointed Arthur Persiey 132% while in Johannesburg Paul Armstead defeated Shi Nhlige Anca tia at lightweight. Italy’s Mario Sitri stopped by Oscar Bonavena 34 in featherweight action and Argentina’s Hans Oscar Bonavena scored a knockdown.
Lisbon secured a win boosting their standings with Harry Parker's early single and Bill Givens driving in two. Elkins went 2 for 4 for Spearsville, while J. P. Smith relieved, Manning handled bases. Lisbon trails Bernice by one game as Camden beat Bernice. Junction City rallied from the cellar in Tru y action, James Swanner leading with a double and a home run in a 11 hit attack.
Mimi Heinreid, seeded seventh, defeats Nadine in the finals to win the U S Lawn Tennis Association Women’s Collegiate Championship. Heinreid claimed the title with a straight set victory, marking a major collegiate triumph.
Leroy Harvard Scott III of Shreveport built a tornado in a box, earned a merit award, and advanced to the Centenary Science Fair where he won a ribbon. He has joined the Order of the Arrow and serves at St Mark's Church and as a junior member of the CA and National Rifle.
The Soluner Periods schedule from John Aiden Knights Solunar Tables guides fishing and hunting times. Major periods run about two hours centered at the listed times while minor periods last shorter. The text lists times and notes hunter tips for best sport daily.
Billy Mills and Ron Clarke both see record pace as Mills clocks a faster time with an electronic timer separating him from Li by a fraction. The event highlights include Peter Snell poised for retirement after Europe meets and Bob Schul's 13 10.4 in the three mile.
International League results show Toronto 3 Columbus 2 and Toledo 1 Buffalo 6 Rochester 2 while Atlanta 0 Jacksonville 5 and Syracuse 0. Columbus 6 Toronto 4 1st game 14 innings Toledo 4 Buffalo 0. Seattle 7 Arkansas 6. Hawaii 6 Portland 5. Denver 13 Indianapolis 9. Vancouver 7 Oklahoma City 8 4. San Diego 7 Spokane 3 3-3.
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