Earth Bound Speed Classic Draws 250000 At Indy
In Indianapolis 250000 fans jam the Speedway for the 49th Memorial Day 50 mile auto race. A. J. Foyt leads rear engine contenders in a record pace, with Clark Gurney Andretti Jones and Foster in the mix. Attendance tops 160000 then 104000 allowed plus 25000 cars as Dr Hanna calls the venue a one day city of 300000.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Virgil Grissom
Speedway
A. J. Foyt
Lotus Ford
Eddie Sachs
Dave MacDonald
Foyt
Scotland
Jimmy Clark
Dan Gurney
Parnelli Jones
Mario Andretti
Billy Foster
Foster
Tony Hulman
Thomas Hanna
Weekend Sports At a Glance
Giants trade Bailey Hendley and Kuenn to Cubs for Bertell and Gabrielson in baseball. Cramption wins Indy golf by one over Cupit Hebert. Hagge captures Zaharias Open in playoff. Maryland tops Villanova for first outdoor title. world records set in long jump and hammer. Redskins acquire Casares and Jencks from Bears in NFL swap.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
San Francisco Giants
Ed Bailey
Bob Hendley
Harvey Kuenn
Chicago Cubs
Dick Bertell
Len Gabrielson
Golf Ndianapolis
Bruce Cramption
Australia
Jackie Cupit
Lionel Hebert
Beaumont
Tex
Mariene Hagge
Clifford
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Summary
The American League standings show Minnesota leading with 26 wins and Chicago close behind at 26 15, with Detroit 4 games back and Baltimore at 24 20. Weekends results include Detroit 1 Cleveland 0, Chicago 6 New York 3, Minnesota 11 Washington 4, and Los Angeles 3 Baltimore 1 with Boston rainouts. National League standings list Los Angeles 28 16 and San Francisco 25 20, followed by Cincinnati 23 19 and Milwaukee 21 18. weekend games feature Pittsburgh 7 New York 4 and Philadelphia 4 Chicago 2 among others. Today’s matchups include Los Angeles at Boston and Chicago at Cleveland.
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W. L. Pet. G.B
Minnesota
Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Los Angeles
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Lannings
KL. Pet
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Houston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Fittsburgh
Dob Friend
Mets
Pirates
Slow-Pitch Opens Tonight At Fansler Field
The 1965 men s slowpitch softball season is set to start tonight weather permitting with three National League games at Fansler Field. De Kalb Seed faces Reed-Stine Metz Excavators at 7 30 p m followed by Santa Fe Motors of Deerfield against Hopes Truck Line at 8 30 p m and Ehresman Packing versus Welders Supply at 9 30 p m. An American League slate also features three games starting at 7 30 p m with First Methodist Church versus Western Auto Store at 7 30 p m Renick Drugstore versus Southwest Carpet and Tile at 8 30 p m and Garland Furniture versus Smith Land Co at 9 30 p m. Also noted are Kentucky Derby winners Hill Gail Determine and Swaps who later won the Derby.
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Fansler Field
de Kalb
Reed-Stinemetz Excavators
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Hopes Truck Line
Ehresman Packing and Welders
First Methodist Church
Western Auto Store
Renick Drugstore
Southwest
Garland Furniture and
Smith Land Co
Rain Delays and Wins Loom in Garden City Sports Car Races
Rain disrupted the Sunday featured 15-lap race at Shrine Raceway during the Garden City Sports Car Races. Jar Whitita banker Jack Hinkle won the 27.0-mile Grand Prix, driving a Brabham-Repco, with a top lap of 1.42 minutes, as 150 entrants from 13-state SCCA region chased national points.
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Garden City
Shrine Club
Midwest
Sports Car Club of America
SCCA
Municipal Airport
Shrine Raceway
Wichita
Jack Hinkle
Hinkle
Dave Kaiser
Kansas City
M.R. Bierne
St. Louis
John Siefkes
Lew Conda
Conda
Victor Bernard Morley
Denver
Hank Candler
Lakewood
Colo
Tribune Plans Rec Program for Summer Fun
Tribune unveils a varied summer recreation program for local residents. New summer director is Harlan R. Boye, succeeding Bill Hangon. Activities include youth baseball with high school coaches, golf lessons, copper enameling and mosaic tile crafts, swimming with Red Cross lessons, a community band, and men and women’s softball.
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Bunk
Tribune
Harlan R. Boye
Bill Hangon
Red Cross
Pirates Win Streak Reaches Ten with Mets Sweep
Pittsburgh Pirates surge to a 9-1 and 12-0 doubleheader sweep over the New York Mets to extend their winning streak to ten, moving four games ahead of the Mets and within one game of sixth place. Roberto Clemente leads the charge hitting .458 in the streak, aided by solid pitching from Vernon Law in the second game.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Clemente
New York Mets
Houston
Pittsburgh
Mets
Harry Walker
Walker
Elks Beat Knights 14-7 In Practice Youth Tilt
Elks defeated Knights of Columbus 14 to 7 at Clint Lightner Field in a Sunday night practice game opening the Plains League season for both clubs. Elks used 19 players, out hit Knights 11-5, and drew 13 walks. Downtain earned the win, while Rupp started for the Knights.
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Ban Johnson
Beejays
John Weitzel
Elks
Knights of Columbus
Clint Lightner
New Plains League
Syracuse
Scots
Ulysses
Lakin
The
Knights
Sconi
Knight
Godwin
Downtain
Carr
Jimmie Rupp
Elk
Guerrero
Slough
Errant Fly Ball Costs Cards Win in 10th
The Associated Press reports a dramatic 32 victory for San Francisco over the St. Louis Cardinals in the 10th inning. Bob Skinner mishandled a fly ball with the bases loaded, enabling a decisive run and leaving the game in favor of the Giants in San Francisco.
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Roy McMillan
Johnny Sechs
Vernon Law
Jim Pagliaroni
Gene Alley
Williy Stargell
Bob Bailey
Sandy Koufax
Reds
John Roseborn
Dodger
Maury Wills
Ron Fairly
Lick Tracewski
Wes Parker
Cubs
Phillies
Exhie Banks
Rick Ellsworth
Banks
Ellsworth
Milwaukee
Housth
Hank Aaron
Felipe Alou
Mack Jones
Houston
Joe Gaines
Rico Carty
Giants
Cardinals
Bob Skinner
Willie Mays
Jim Kart
Skinner
St. Louis
Tim McCarver
Associated Press
San Francisco
San Frat
Cisco
Tribune Athlete Is Recognized
Dean Schultz, ex Tribune High student, earned national notice as an NAIA small college broad jumper. He finished last college year at Northwestern Oklahoma State, tied school mark 23 ft 11 in, and led league in broad jump while undefeated in duals. He will skip national meet to pursue summer school and a master's degree.
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Tribune
Dean Schultz
Tribune High
Northwestern Oklahoma State
Alva
National Assn. of
United States
Schultz
Northwestern State
Panhandle A&m College of Goodwell
Northwestern
Dean
Sioux Falls
M.D
Reason
McClung Pharmacy T: Prescription service in friendly local shop noted
A local pharmacy promotes itself as a friendly, helpful place for prescriptions. It highlights community service at 109 Grant Ave and positions itself as a trusted, customer focused drugstore. The text references a historical view on drug research funding by industry and federal sources.
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McClung Pharmacy
Grant Ava, Pe
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Bill Bryan
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John O'Donoghue
Diego Seoul
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Howard Koplitz
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