Start of Big Speedway More Complicated Start of Big Speedway More Complicated
The 1911 Indianapolis 500 will be far more complex than earlier years as time trials and preliminaries stretch over a month. Drivers face social events and heavy sponsor influence, with about 200000 dollars in special prizes tied to donor products. Cars gleam with decals signaling their parts and accessories for postrace eligibility.
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Dale Burgess
Indianapoli, Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Texas League Results and Standings Summary
The Texas League results show Albuquerque 5 2 over Austin 3 and El Paso 6 over Amarillo 5 with Dallas-Fort Worth 1. Standings list Amarillo 25 13 .658 and Arkansas 8 7 .541 with Albuquerque 20 18 .526 and El Paso 8 17 .514. Thursday games include Albuquerque at Austin and El Paso at Amarillo. Arkansas visits Dallas-Fort Worth. In major league action Mickey Mantle drove in five runs with two homers for the Yankees in an 11-6 win over California, while Milt Pappas pitched a five-hit complete game in the Reds 6-2 win over Atlanta.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
Austin
Fl Paso
Amarilla
Dallas-Fort Worth
Arkansas
el Paso
Dal-Fw A
Amarillo
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
New York
California
Milt Pappas
Reds
Atlanta
Nicklaus Heads Field in Oklahoma City's Open
A field of 144 golfers led by Jack Nicklaus Gary Player and seven winners on the PGA tour was set to tee off in the $57 000 Oklahoma City Open at Quail Creek Golf and Country Club Nicklaus and Player were making their first appearances in the eight year event Tourney officials called the field Elite Tournament of Champions with the entry of tour winners this year Also in the field is Bruce Devlin who won last week's Colonial National Invitational and Nicklaus who won the Masters
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Bill Little
Associated Press
Oklahoma City, Okla
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Quail Creek Golf and Country Club
Nicklaus
Player
Bruce Devlin
Smith named head coach at College of the Ozarks
Clarksville Arkansas AP Willard Smith, basketball coach at Fayetteville High School, is named head coach at College of the Ozarks succeeding Sam Starkey. Smith, a Arkansas Tech graduate, compiled a 101-55 record over six seasons at Fayetteville.
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Clarksville, Ark
Willard Smith
Fayetteville High School
College of the Ozarks
Smith
Sam Starkey
Arkansas Tech
Fayetteville
Dallas-Fort Worth Spurs win 1-0 over Travelers
A sixth inning double by Charlie Benson plated Dallas-Fort Worth in a 1-0 victory over the Arkansas Travelers in Arlington. Hal Haydel pitched a two hit shutout with two walks and seven strikeouts, as Tom Hillary scored on Benson's double after being ruled safe at the plate amid protests by Arkansas catcher Bart Zeller and manager Vern Rapp.
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Arlington
Tex
Charlie Benson
Dallas-Fort Worth
Arkansas Travelers
Spurs
Hal Haydel
Tom Hillary
Benson
Hillary
Bart Zeller
Vern Rapp
Arkansas
Solunar Tables and Government Branch Overview
Solunar periods are printed from John Alden Knight tables with major periods lasting about two hours and minor periods shorter. The text also outlines the three federal government branches Congress the Executive and the courts for lawmaking and interpretation.
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John Alden Knight
Legislative Branch
Congress
Executive Branch
President
Judicial Branch
Courts
Flood's Grand Slam Leads Astros Win Over Mets
HoustonStarter Grady Hatton credited Dave Nicholson for finding his stroke as Nicholson boosted his average to .333 with a homer, double, two singles and two RBIs in a 7-1 Astros win over the Mets. Flood delivered a grand slam for St Louis as part of a busy night across the majors.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Houston
Paul Richards
Astros
Oklahoma City
Dave Nicholson
Chicago White Sox
Nicholson
New York Mets
Grady Hatton
Curt Flood
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Minnesota
Boston
New York Yankees
California
Kansas City
Washington
Flood
Cardinals
Bob Tolan
Bob Skinner
Ted Abernathy
Matty Alou
Manny Mota
Bob Shaw
Pirates
Don Schwall
Roy Face
Giants
Willie McCovey
Chris Short
Dodger Stadium
Dodgers
Bill White
Lou Johnson
Ron
Wes Parker
Don Drysdale
Baseball Standings and Scores From Today
American League leaders include Cleveland 24 10 and Baltimore 20 15 with Detroit 21 14. New York and Minnesota trade wins as Boston and Kansas City stumble. National League shows San Francisco and Houston atop standings with Pittsburgh and Philadelphia close behind. Major leaders include batting Oliva and Robinson, and notable pitchers McDowell and Gibson.
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Associated Press
W.L. Pet
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Minnesota
California
Chicago
New York
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Kanene City
Graveland
W. L. Pet.g.b. San Fran
Houston
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Philadel
Cincinnati
Atlanta
St. Louis
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Oliva
B. Robinson
F. Robinson
Valentine
Yastrzemski
Allen
Schaal
Davalillo
Scott
Reichardt
Tartabull
O'Donoghue
Watt
Santiago
Sanford
McDowell
Alou
McCovey
Aaron
Hart
Wynn
Pinson
Taylor
Torre
Wills
Jackson
Marichal
Knowles
Gibson
Koufax
Power Yanks to Victory as Indians, Mantle Splash
The Indians crushed Detroit 12-2 as pitcher Kell y, a 22-year-old rookie, secured his second win. McDowell left with an injury after a second inning. Mantle blasted two homers for the Yankees in an 11-6 win over California, pushing his career to 477 homers.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
Sam McDowell
Tom Kelley
Cleveland
Birdie Tebbatts
Kelley
Tebbatts
Detroit Tigers
Indians
Tige
Tebbetts
Nitcher
Tigers
Detroit
Chico Salmon
Leon Weener
Don Crandall
Norm Cash
New York
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
California
Minnesota
Boston
Jimmie Hall
Red Sox
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Cincinnati
Atlanta
St. Louis
Houston
Los Angeles
Philadelphi
Pittsburgh
Francisco
Mantle
Dean Chance
Stan Musial
Elston Howard
Roger Repez
Hall
Dick Radatz
Harmon Killebrew
Darl Yastrzemski
Killebrew
Jim Kaat
White Sox
Adny Etchebarren
Steve Barber
Orioles
John Romano
Senators
Rally Lifts Team as Charles Homers in Big Victory
Ed Charles hit his first homer of the season fueling a three run rally in the sixth. Lew Krausse Paul Lindblad and Jack Aker pitched hitless relief over the final 31-3 innings to preserve Fred Talbot s second victory.
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Ed Charles
Kim Dickson
Lew Krausse
Paul Lindblad
Jack Aker
Fred Talbot
Softball League Organized for Adult Recreation
A meeting at Hope Youth Center elected officers for a new softball league. President Grady Cathy, Vice President Joe Hart, Secretary-Treasurer Wesley Huddleston, and Equipment Committee Don Johnson-Chaiman Danny Joyce Roy Taylor. Games planned two nights weekly at Legion Field Fair Park with a meeting next Tuesday May 41 at 7 p.m. All adults 16 plus urged to attend to form teams for the season.
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Hope Youth Center
Grady Cathy
Joe Hart
Wesley Huddleston
Don Johnson - Chaiman
Danny Joyce
Roy Taylor
Legion Field
Fair Park
Sikes to Play at Jonesboro in Pro Am
R H Sikes of Springdale, a top 10 money winner on the PGA tour, will play in the J W Buzick Memorial Pro Am in Jonesboro with Steve Creekmore Jr. of Fort Smith. The field opens today as the event kicks off in Arkansas.
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Jonesboro
Ark
R. H. Sikes
Springdale
J. W. Buzick
Steve Creekmore Jr
Fort Smith
Sikes
Braves Outfielder Marty Keough Hospitalized With Lung Collapse
Cincinnati AP report says Atlanta Braves utility outfielder Marty Keough was admitted to Christ Hospital Wednesday night with a partial collapse of the right lung. Doctors described him in good condition and plan to keep him for three or four days of observation.
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Cincinnati
Marty Keough
Atlanta Braves
Christ Hospital
Keough
Colts Purchase a Punter
The Baltimore Colts acquired punter Jim Hollingsworth from the Charleston Rockets. Hollingsworth, 6 foot 1 and 196 pounds, averaged 46.5 yards on 69 punts last season for the Rockets, champions of the Continental Football League.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
Jim Hollingsworth
Charleston
W.va
Rockets
Hollingsworth
Americans Meet Mild Resistance at French International
The American tennis team led by top seed Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield Calif advances through early rounds at the French International Tennis Tournament with several players, including Cliff Richey Nancy Richey Kathy Harter and Julie Heldman, all undefeated on Wednesday. Dorothy Head Knode, now in Tokyo, also won, defeating Pierrette Tacchini 6-2 2-6 6-2.
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Paris
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Ralston
Cliff Richey
Dallas
U.S
Nancy Richey
Cliff
Kathy Harter
Deal Beach
Julie Heldman
New York
Dorothy Head Knode
Tokyo
Pierrette Tacchini
Italy
Williams Balances Law and Redskins Leadership
Edward Bennett Williams, prominent trial lawyer and Redskins president, navigates dual roles amid owner debates and coaching changes. He defends Otto Graham, fires Bill McPeak, and stresses he will hire the right man, not seek popularity. meanwhile legal work and family life color his demanding schedule.
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Williams
Ale
Bill McPeak
Otto Graham
Otto
Mike Nixon
Fox
Redskins
Hig Redskin
Pruiston
Unclear draft blends sports names and locals into disjoint lines
Fragmentary text from a Washington based piece mentions Celus, Williams, Iles, and sports figures in a jumbled, non coherent mix. It references a team purchase, an old Hall, and a perceived celebrity, with scattered notes on the Redskins and sports fans.
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Williams
Iles
Thappen
Washington
Do Iil
Josers Syndromie Uiat
Alleets
Redskins Bee
Spieledd
Psone
Ted Ae
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Oklahoma
Ozarks
Athor
Cardinal
Braves
Cincinati
Art Shamsky
Woody Woodward
Akron
Ohio
Fate Davis
Jim Melleur
Toronto
G. Richmond
Bobby Stintinato
Henry Clark
Drew
Hope
Ostess Mantle
Homers
India
Carlos Ortiz
New York State
Senate
Bronx
SAN Francisco Giant
Colts
Dett Te Uicht
Sam Snead
Bes Hagan
Losers
Murray Oldersan
D.C
MNEAI
Edward Bennett Williams
Norman Mailer
Hugh Hefners
Fause
Patterson-Liston Figld
Jimny Holla
United States
Leo DeOrsey
Ed Williams
Ane Bennett Vild Ams
Celus
Mme
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