Turbine car rivals Jones in Memorial Day 500 race
Indianapolis AP report notes Parnelli Jones and Mario Andretti pace the trials with turbine power from STP Studebaker. Andretti fastest qualifier at 188.982 mph in a Brawster Uawk Ford. Gurney and Jones fear the turbine may run all day at near qualifying speed while piston engines curb nitro methane to protect pistons. Granatelli defends turbine’s 550 hp, denying 1,000 hp claims as the Turbocar challenges Grand Prix style rear engines.
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Jaco Champs from All Walks of Life
In El Dorado Kan Pittsburg Colgan won the Class B-BB high school baseball title by beating Victoria 9-5. The article notes diverse champions at the 26th national junior college meet with Tom Hodge of Brevard College winning the mile in 4:20.4 and Holger Jensen second in 4:22.3.
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Angels Add Four Spring Players from Twins and Giants
Four new Angels arrive this spring as relief pitcher Pete Cimino, first baseman Don Mincher, and outfielders Jimmie Hall and Len Gabrielson join the roster. Cimino and Hall come from the Minnesota Twins while Gabrielson, formerly with the Giants, boosts the outfield depth.
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Hays Twosome Wins Jetmore Country Club Tourney
In perfect weather Sunday Jetmore hosted the third annual two man best ball tourney. A Hays pair Charles Fountain and Stan Maretta won with 61 as 9 under par. Dodge City, Ellis, Wakeeney, Ensign, and Jetmore featured strong showings across three flights.
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South Korean Champ Reacts to WBA Sanction Reversal
Boxer's shock follows Korean Boxing Commission decision blocking his Milan bout with Sandro Mazzinghi for the world junior middleweight title. The WBA would not sanction the fight and would strip him of the line if the bout proceeds.
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Phoebus Shuts Out Yankees As Orioles Rise Back To .500
Baltimore right-hander Tom Phoebus, a Baltimore native, blanked the New York Yankees 7-0 on two hits, striking out 11 in his second win in three decisions. The Orioles improved to 16-16, tied for third with Kansas City and Minnesota, led by Frank Robinson and Dave Johnson homers. Minnesota beat Chicago 8-7 to reach .500 as California and Cleveland also won, while other NL results included San Francisco over Philadelphia and the Mets over the Dodgers.
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Jaycee Special Golf Meet Winners Biggs Gooden
Dean Biggs and Tony Gooden, sophomores at Garden City Junior College and 1967 Broadcrosser teammates, teamed to win Jaycee Airlinks two man low ball tourney with 72 strokes on nine holes.
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Garden City earns win over Stafford County Rifle Club
Garden City defeated Stafford County Rifle and Pistol Club here Sunday in a .20 caliber rifle match. Garden City total 1,232 to 1,193 as shooters fired from 200 yards. John Williamson of Syracuse led day with 240 of 250 for Garden City. John Kackelman led Stafford with 225. Other Garden City members: Joe Dreiling, O. E. Bader, Don Frazer, Jerry Johnson, Gene Scheer. Garden City aims to send shooters to Salina state rifle meet next month.
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Equals Track Mark TORONTO Queen's Plate winner at Woodbine
AP reports Cool Reception won the 108th Queen's Plate on June 24 at Woodbine, then captured the Marine Stakes by eight lengths. He tied the Woodbine track record with a 1:42.6 for 11 16 miles, defending his favored status.
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Ford Forced from Yankee Rotation
New York AP Whitey Ford, plagued by lingering ailments, has been pulled from the Yankees rotation again. He left a Sunday game versus Detroit in the first inning with a left elbow spur and will miss an unspecified period. Dr Sidney Gaynor said in Baltimore the situation was not encouraging and prescribed a week of rest before rechecking the 38 year old southpaw.
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Community softball meeting set for Wednesday at Civic Center
A session for adult women and teenage girls planning to play softball this summer is scheduled for 8 p m Wednesday at the Civic Center with city recreation director Herman Ber inger interim softball director Bill Dunlap and Bryce Roderick Sr leading. Eight seaplane bases are noted in California.
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Eva Diggs Wins A Flight On Jaycee Airlinks
Eva Diggs won A flight at Jaycee Airlinks during regular weekly ladies day on Wednesday. The event used a poker hand format on odd numbered holes with Odelia Jones winning B flight and Callice Mutter topping C flight. Pairings listed include Katy Marshall Velda Warden Barbara McVicker.
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