Throng Watches Earth Bound Speed Classic
At Indianapolis Motor Speedway more than 1,000 people gathered to witness the Memorial Day 3500-mile auto race as 33 land bound capsules began racing on the 2.4 mile oval. A. J. Foyt led in a Lotus Ford with a 161.233 mph qualifying pace, amid a field of rear engined Fords and Offys while Dan Gurney Mario Andretti and Parnelli Jones chased a dramatic, caution filled event.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Virgil Grisson
Speedway
A. 7. Foyt
Lotus Ford
Eddie Sachs
Dave MacDonald
Foyt
Scotland
Jimmy Clark
Dan Gursey
Parnelli Jones
Mario Andretti
Billy Foster
Foster
Tony Hulman
Thomas Hanna
Weekend Sports At a Glance
San Francisco Giants trade Ed Bailey Bob Hendley and Harvey Kuetm to the Cubs for Dick Bertell Len Gabrielson. Bruce in motion wins Indy golf open by one stroke over Cupit Hebert. Hagge wins Babe Zaharias Open in playoff. Maryland tops Villanova for first Lo4A Outdoor title. Boston and Connolly set world marks in California Relays. Redskins acquire Casares Jencks for Mattson Jurgeman in NFL swap.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
San Francisco Giants
Ed Bailey
Bob Hendley
Harvey Kuetm
Chicago Cubs
Dick Bertell
Len Gabrielson
Golf Ndianapolis
Bruce
Inmotion
Australia
Jackie Cupit
Lionel Hebert
Beaumont
Tex
Marlene Hagge
Clifford Ann Creed
Carol Menn
New Brunswick
Maryland
Villanova
Modesto
Calif
Ralph Boston
Hal Connolly
California
Standings and results from major leagues
The standings show the American League leaders with Minnesota at 26 4 and Chicago at 20 6, while the National League leading Dodgers stand at 28 14, followed by San Francisco and Cincinnati. Saturday and Sunday results include Detroit and Cleveland draw, Chicago beating New York, Minnesota routing Washington, and Los Angeles defeating Baltimore among others. Today’s games include Los Angeles at Boston and Chicago at Cleveland with several noon matchups.
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Houston
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San Francisco
Bob Friend
Mets
Pirates
Slow-Pitch Opens Tonight Across Two Leagues
Weather permitting the 1965 men's slowpitch season opens tonight with three National League games at Fansler Field and three American League matchups on Tuesday. NL action includes De Kalb Seed vs Reed-Stine metz Excavators at 7:30, Santa Fe Motors of Deerfield vs flopes Truck Line at 3:40, and Ehresman Packing vs Welders Supply at 9:30. AL games feature First Methodist Church vs Western Auto Store at 7:30, Renick Drugstore vs Southwest Carpet and Tile at 8:30, and Garland Furniture vs Smith Land Co at 9:30. Also notes Kentucky Derby winners Hill Gail, Determine, and Swaps are mentioned.
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De.Kalb
Reed-Stinemetz Excavators
Santa Fe Motors
Deerfield
Flopes
Ehresman Packing and Welders Supply
Rain Delays Fourth Annual City Sports Car Races
Sunday’s Garden City show at Shrine Raceway drew almost 150 entrants from 13-state SCCA Midwest division. Five 15-lap events totaling 102 miles opened the day amid rain, with Wichita banker Jack Hinkle winning the 27.8-mile Grand Prix and aiming to defend a 1962 title as top cars paced the 30-lap final.
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Shrine Club
Midwest
Sports Car Club of America
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Municipal Airport
Shrine Raceway
Wichita
Jack Hinkle
Hinkle
Tribune Plans Rec Program for Summer
Tribune announces a varied summer recreation program with Harlan R. Boye as director. Last summer's director BHI Hanson returns. Activities include kids baseball with high school youth coaches, golf lessons, crafts copper enameling and mosaic tile work, a swimming pool and Red Cross swim lessons, a community band, and softball for men and women.
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Tribune
Harlan R. Boye
Bhi Hanson
Red Cross
Liberal Beejays Open Season With Win Over Cowboys
Liberal's Ban Johnson club opened the season with an 8 1 victory over the John Weitzel Cowboys of Wichita. Only nine Liberal players played the opener as Bob Farrar allowed a single Wichita hit and the game lasted 2 hours and 47 minutes before 337 fans in cold weather.
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Ban Johnson
Beejays
John Weitzel
Pirates stretch winning streak to ten and rise in NL
The Pittsburgh Pirates, led by Roberto Clemente, extended their winning streak to 10 with 9-1 and 12-0 wins over the New York Mets, moving four games ahead of the Mets and within one game of sixth place. Clemente hit .458 in the series, overcoming malaria recovery and pep pills. Other majors results include Los Angeles 12 Cincinnati 5 and Milwaukee 6 Houston 5.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Clemente
New York Mets
Houston
Pittsburgh
Mets
Harry Walker
Walker
Elks Top Knights in Practice Baseball Tilt
Elks defeated Knights of Columbus 14 to 7 at Clint Lightner Field in a Sunday night practice game opening the season for both Plains League clubs. The Elks used 16 players and piled up all their runs in the fourth and fifth innings, with 11 hits to the Knights five.
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Clint Lightner
New Plains League
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Lakin
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Godwin
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Jimmie Rupp
Elk
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Slough
Roland Sheldon
Bill Bryan
Kansas City
Cardinals
Curt Simmons
Gaylord Perry
Giants
John O'Donoghue
Diego Segal
Senators
Pete Richert
Howard Koplitz
Washington
Errant Fly Ball Costs Cards Win
Bob Skinner misplayed a fly ball in left with bases loaded and two out, costing the St Louis Cardinals a victory in a tense game. The errant play allowed the tying run and shifted the momentum, turning a likely win into a setback for the Cardinals as the Associated Press reports.
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Roy McMillan
Johnny Lewis
Vernon Law
Jim Pagliaroni
Gene Alley
Willie Stargell
Bob Bailey
Sandy Koufax
Teds
John Roseborn
Dodger
Maury Wills
Ron Fairly
Lick Tracewski
Weg Parker
Phillies
Ethie Banks
Mick Ellsworth
Banks
Lith
Tomer
Ellsworth
Milwaukee
Houstih
Hank Aaron
Felipe Alou
Mack Jones
Houston
Joe Gaines
Rico Carty
Giants
Cardinals
Bob Skinner
Willie Mays
Jim Hart
Skinner
St. Louis
Tim MecCarver
The
Associated Press
Tribune Athlete Recognized For National Track Standout
Dean Schultz a Northwestern Oklahoma State senior earned national notice as an eighth ranked small college broad jumper with 23 feet 11 inches in the NAIA list. He tied the school record in a meet, led the league in broad jump, and will skip the national small college meet to pursue summer school work on his master’s degree.
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Tribune
Dean Schultz
Tribune High
Northwestern Oklahoma State
Alva
National Assn. of
United States
Schultz
Northwestern State
Fairdle A&m College of
Goodwell
Northwestern
Tvo
Dean
Sioux Falls
S.D
Pharmacy Phacts Boost for Drug Industry Research
A survey shows over 90 percent of new drugs result from drug industry research while federal research accounts for less than 1 percent. In 1962 the government spent 71 million dollars, versus 238 million by the drug industry.
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Ralph McClung
McClung Pharmacy
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