Indy 500 trials spark crowd, records fall anticipated
May 14 1971 Indianapolis 500 time trials draw a predicted half-million spectators over two days at the speedway. Mark Donohue, driving a Mark 16 McLaren, tops practice speeds with 180.977 mph, aiming for the pole as Pete Revson and Denis Hulme follow with strong showings. Several other 500 winners and contenders race the compact oval with speeds over 170 mph as teams fine tune for May 29.
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Indianapolis
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Indiana
Mark Donohue
Media
al Unser
Albuquerque
N.M
Donohue
Joe Leonard
San Jose
Calif
Revson
McLaren
Mike Mosley
Brownsburg
Bobby Unser
A. J. Watson
Mario Andretti
A. J. Foyt Jr
Houston
Travelers in Shutout of Albuquerque
Left hander Rudy Arroyo threw a five hit shutout to beat the Dodgers 1-0 as the Arkansas Travelers won on a sacrifice fly by Tommy Heintzelman. A Dodger threat ended in the eighth when Bobby Randall doubled and moved to third on a wild pitch before Arroyo finished the frame. A doubleheader rematch is set for tonight, with Dixie Association action across the league noting Columbus, Asheville, Birmingham, Jacksonville, Amarillo, and Memphis also recording wins.
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Wissel Named Fordham Basketball Coach
Dr. Hal Wissel, who guided Lafayette to a 17-9 season, was named the Fordham Rats coach. Athletic Director Pete Carlesimo announced the appointment Thursday, succeeding the previous coach.
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Hal Wissel
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Fordham Rats
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Celtics Sign Glover and Rose in NBA Draft Move
In Boston, the Celtics locked in Western Kentucky duo Clarence Glover and Jim Rose. Glover, the No. 1 pick, is a defensive forward while Rose stands 6-foot-3 as a backcourt standout who chose the Celtics over ABA interest. Rose signed a two year contract with no no cut clause, and Auerbach expects third pick Dave Robisch to sign with Denver of the ABA.
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National Basketball Association
Western Kentucky
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Jim Rose
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ABA
Two NASCAR Aces Set for Winston 500 Showdown
Frank Warren and Bill Champion, veteran Grand National racers, expect top finishes in Sunday's Winston 500 at Alabama International Speedway. Warren qualified 11th with a Dodge clocked at 177.093 mph, while Champion timed 175.249 mph for 12th. Donnie Allison holds the pole at 185.869 mph.
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Frank Warren
Bill Champion
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Dixie Racing
Springfield
Mass
Dodge
Alabama International Speedway
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NBA owners protest all star game with ABA team
Walter Kennedy says all 17 league owners protested the NBA Players Association all star game planned with an ABA team for Houston May 28. He warns players will be liable for breach of contract if permission was not secured, and notes proceeds confusion over charity and pension funds.
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World Chess Championships Quarterfinals Adourned
Bent Larsen of Denmark and Wolfgang Uhllmann of East Germany paused their match in Las Palmas after six hours and 44 moves. In Sevilla Tigran Petrosian faced Robert Huembner and adjourned after five hours in the 41st move. Vancouver’s Fischer faced Teimov in a dispute over room, postponed to Sunday.
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Taylor to Return to Kansas City
Out fielder Carl Taylor plans to return to Kansas City next week after leaving in disgust and burning his sweatshirt. Royals general manager Cedric Tallis said Taylor telephoned from Sarasota Florida saying he needed to handle personal matters and would come back in a few days. A family illness was cited as adding to his worries as he has started eight games with seven hits in 37 at bats for a .189 average.
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Hogan Quits Houston Round Behind After Nine on Par Four
Ben Hogan, aging and limping, teed off in the Houston Champions Invitational as Kermit Zarley incurred a two stroke penalty for striking a loose impediment with Spanish moss near the 11th hole. Zarley remained in a four under par after 18, sharing the lead with Larry Hinson while Hubert Green sat one behind.
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Arnold Palmer
Charles Coody
Lee Trevino
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University of Houston
Evening TV Schedule fragment with mixed programs
A scanned schedule lists multiple time slots and shows across channels from 6:00 to 12:30, including cartoons, dramas, movies, news, sports events, and specials. Entries feature varied titles such as Bugs Bunny, Tom Jones, The Virginian, and The Texans, with embedded channel or episode notes and partial program blocks.
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the Texans
Like Young
Wilburn Brothers
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Porter Wagoner
Oak Ridge Boys
McHale’s Navy
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CBS News
Sunday Morning TV Schedule with Classic Shows
Radio and TV listings from a Sunday schedule highlighting children programs, faith shows, cartoons, game shows, news, and feature films. Notable entries include This Is The Life, The Jetsons, Oral Roberts, Jonny Quest, The Twilight Zone era titles, sports, and afternoon documentaries across networks and local stations.
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Assembly of God
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Tom & Jerry
Penelope Pitstop
Jonny Quest
Rex Humbard
James Robison
Bullwinkle
Texarkana
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Face the State
Face the Nation
Utah Leads 3-2 In ABA Playoff Series
The Associated Press reports no game scheduled Thursday with Utah leading the best-of-seven series 3-2. Tuesday’s matchup features Kentucky at Utah, with the outcome potentially shaping the series.
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