Indy 609 Favorites Among Field for Memorial Day Race
AP reports ahead of the Indianapolis 609 with Al Unser and A J Foyt as top picks. Unser claimed pole at 170.221 mph, Rutherford also strong at 170.213, while drivers like Donohue and Bobby Unser sit at 4 to 1 and 6 to 1 respectively.
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Bloys Britt
Indianapolis
Gasoline Alley
al Unser
A.J. Foyt
Unser
Foyt
Roger McCluskey
Mark Donohue
Bobby Unser
Mario Andretti
Becaus
Johnny Rutherford
Isaac Still Point Leader in Racing
Bobby Isaac finished seventh in the World 600 at Charlotte to maintain his NASCAR Grand National lead with 1,313 points. James Hylton moved up to second at 1,295, while Bobby Allison dropped to third at 1,158 after engine trouble. Richard Petty missed the event with a shoulder injury and fell to sixth as Neil Castle and Dave Marcis rose in the standings. Pete Hamilton led the money list with 35,140 dollars. Donnie Allison and Cale Yarborough followed in earnings. Tiny Lund extended his Grand American series win streak to ten with Camico at Ona West Virginia.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Bobby Isaac
Charlotte
N.C
Dodge
Catawba
James Hylton
Inman
Bobby Allison
Allison
Richard Petty
Neil Castles
Dave Marcis
Petty
Pete Hamilton
Daytona
Alabama
Cale Yarborough
Donnie Allison
Tiny Lund
Ona
W. Va
Brewers Blow Game to Twins
The Twins beat the Brewers 6-5 as Milwaukee committed four errors and wind aided fly balls fueled Minnesota's rally in the seventh. Baltimore topped Cleveland 6-2, Detroit edged the Yankees 4-3, Boston beat Washington, Kansas City routed Chicago White Sox 7-1, while Cincinnati edged San Diego 2-1 in NL play.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Dave Bristol
Milwaukee Brewers
Bristol
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Milwaukee
Rich Reese
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
New York Yankees
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
California
Oakland
Cincinnati
San Diego
Minnesota
Oliva
Kubiak
Killebrew
Tovar
Reese
Lockwood
Mike Hegan
Harper
Snyder
Frank Quilici
Roberto Pena
Danny Walton
Orioles
Indians
Dave McNally
Paul Blair
McNally
Roy Foster
Willie Horton
Tigers
Bill Freehan
Yankees
Bobby Murcer
Yanks
Horace Clarke
Tony Conigliaro
Carl Yastraemski
Garry Moses
Red Sox
Dave Morehead
White Sox
Chicago
Morehead
Royals
Elie Rodriguez
Pat Kelly
W. L.petit
New York
Wash
Hand
Hardin
Stottlemyre
Mekro
Major League Baseball Standings and Highlights
Daily baseball standings from the American and National Leagues, with current records for East and West divisions. Highlights include leaders in batting, runs, RBIs, and pitching, plus results from Monday and upcoming games across the leagues. Names such as Carew, Robinson, J Powell, Tiant, Lolich appear among top stat leaders.
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Associated Press
Carew
Minnesota
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Toyal
White
New York
Oliva
J. Powell
Husea
Johnson
California
F. Alou
Oakland
Harper
Milwaukee
Tovar
Ted
F. Howard
Washington
P. Kelly
Kansas City
Tiant
McDowell
Cleveland
Lolich
Detroit
Jaycees overpower Citizens at Legion Field in 15-2 win
Jaycees blast Citizens 15 to 2 at Legion Field behind David Huddleston's pitching. Ricky Brown leads hitters with two hits as Citizens’ Tim Gunter allows the only runs. In the Merchants vs First National game, a late surge fizzles after Paul Young steals bases and scores, Billy McCorkle earns the win, with Phil Byers collecting two Merchants hits. Tonight a senior Babe Ruth game vs Texarkana features combined Hope teams due to graduation. Texarkana enters 3-0. Standings show Anderson-Frazier 2-0, Jaycees 2-1, First National 2-1, Merchants 1-2, Citizens 1-2.
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Bill Moore
Legion Field
Jaycees
Citizens
David Huddleston
Ricky Brown
Tim Gunter
Jim Rhodes
Randy Banks
First National
Merchants
Paul Young
Billy McCorkle
Phil Byers
Babe Ruth
Texarkana
Anderson
Solunar Tables Plan for Fishing and Hunting Days
Solunar Periods printed from Richard Alden Knights SOLUNAR TABLES guide readers to plan days around peak fishing or hunting times. The schedule advises fishing in good territory or hunting in good cover during these periods to maximize sport potential each day.
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Richard Alden Knight
Ashe Moves on Toward Grand Slam at French Open
Arthur Ashe Jr leads Americans into round two at the French Open after a decisive 6-0 6-2 6-0 win over Czyslaw Rybaryczk. Teammates Pasarell McManus Richey also win. Billie Jean King and Kristy Pigeon advance in women’s play. King recovering from knee surgery.
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Paris
Arthur Ashe, Jr
Charles Pasareil
Jim McManus
Cliff Richey
Billie Jean King
Kristy Pigeon
Ashe
Richmond
Walloping
Czyslaw Rybarczyk
Poland
Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Christian Duxii
France
McManus
Berkeley
Calif
Rauty Krog
South Africa
G$ and Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Jean-Pierre Thatmin
Fights Monday's Fights In Tampa and Boston Cards
Joe King Roman 197 of Tampa outpointed Jack O Halloran 241 of Philadelphia ten rounds. Bobby Covino 169 of Somerville knocked out Joe Jones 170 of Philadelphia in one. John Coiley 158 of Somerville outpointed Rocky Halliday 164 Wilkos Baere Pa.
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Associated Press
Tampa
Fla
Joe ‘King’ Roman
Jack O'Halloran
Philadelphia
Boston
Bobby Covino
Somerville
Mass
Joe Jones
John Coiley
Rocky Halliday
Wilkos Baere
Flood to Wind Up His Case
Curt Flood's lawyers near completion of the $3 million antitrust suit against baseball in Federal Court. Commissioner Pete Rozelle testified about football's player option and the merged leagues' draft, suggesting some AFL and NFL clubs might have failed without it.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York
Curt Flood
Pete Rozelle
Flood
Arthur Goldberg
United States Supreme Court
Rozelle
Jay Tokas
Goldberg
Lamar Hunt
Kansas City
Bud Adams
Houston
Walter Kennedy
National Basketball Association
Bowie Kuhn
St. Louis Cardinal
Philadelphia Phillies
Hogele
Jay Topki
Topkis
Indiana Pacers Win ABA Title In Six Games
In Los Angeles the Indiana Pacers clinched the American Basketball Association title with a 114 to 107 victory over the Los Angeles Stars. Roger Brown exploded for 45 points including seven three pointers as Craig Raymond injured his ankle. Brown led Indiana, while Mel Stone and Mack Calvin paced the Stars, in a tightly contested final.
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Bob Myers
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Indiana Pacers
American Basketball Association
Pacers
Los Angeles Stars
Indianapolis
Roger Brown
Stars
Bill Sharman
Indiana
Dayton
Anaheim Amigos
California
Los .Angeles
Bill Daniels
Denver
Silt Laxe City
Anaheim
Pavers
Bob Leonard
Brewt
Tom Thacker
Art Becker
John Barnhill
Algo
Sharman
The
Grown
Chico Vaughn
Minnesota Pipers
Miami
New York Knicks
NBA
Craig Raymond
Brown
Mel Stone
Mack Calvin
Merv Jackson
Willie Wise
Razorback Rally in Shreveport for Arkansas Fans
Razorback supporters gather in Shreveport on Friday night May 29 for a spring rally at the Petroleum Club in Mid South Toward. Sterling Lindsey announces a 7 p.m. meeting with university coaches and players, a film of the red and white intrasquad game, and dinner. Reservations are required at 4.50 dollars per person by mail to 931 Pinetree Drive, Shreveport.
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Arkansas Razorbacks
University of Arkansas
Shreveport
Sterling Lindsey
Arkansas Booster Club
Petroleum Club
Mid South
Towars
Pinetree Drive
Yoder Is New Bowling Champion
Jake Yoder of Fort Wayne Indiana won the Regular Singles title at the 1970 American Bowling Congress tournament in Knoxville Tennessee. He bowled 4 perfect 300 games the only bowler to do so in the 80 day event and earned 1000 dollars from the 579626 prize fund. Dick Selgo and Don Bredehoff of Toledo Ohio won the Regular Doubles crown with 137 and Mike Berlin of Muscatine Iowa took the Regular All Events title with 2004. Glenn Allison of Whittier California won Classic Singles with 730. Daye Soytar.
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Knoxville
Glenn Allison
Whittier
Calif
Daye Soytar
Indiana Wins Best-Of Series As Lakers Fall 107 87
May 28 1979 Indiana defeats Los Angeles 107 to 93 to take a 3 2 lead in the ABA best of seven series. Lakers face elimination as Indiana forces decisive game with West and Bird providing key plays.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Los Angeles
High Schooler Joins U S Open Qualifiers In Golf
An 18 year old Florida high school senior Gary Koch led two day qualifiers with a 131 13 under par at DeSoto Lakes Sarasota and a 65 second round. State Senator Les Fowler Colo posted 146 second place among 16 qualifiers at Denver Paradise Club. Open hopefuls include Orville Moody Gary Player Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer as 3 642 golfers vie for 32 spots across multiple sites.
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Gary Koch
Florida
DeSoto Lakes
Sarasota
Koch
Don Minsterwald
Sam Snead
Les Fowler
Boulder
Colo
Denver
Paradise Club
Bob Hold
Sen. Fowler
University of Colorado
Wateltine National
Chaska
Minn
Memphis
Tenn
Orville Moody
Houston
Gary Player
Billy Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Leo Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Paul Bondeson
Atlanta
Doug Sanders
Charles Sifford
John Schlee
Coral Springs
Fla
Forrest Ferler
Napa
Calif
San Francisco 49Ers
John Brodie
Bobby Wadkins
Richmond
Lanny Wadkins
Nashville
Lou Graham
Mason Rudolph
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McChuskey
Roger Awore
Illana
Art Pollard
Jim Malloy
George Snider
Dan Gurney
Mike Mosley
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Brice Walkup
Indy
Rick Mather
Peter Revson
Gordon Johncock
Wally Dallenbach
Lloyd Ruby
Ruby
Hope Star Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Building
Walnut St
Hope, Ark
P.O
Area
Hope
By Star Publishing CO
Alex, H. Washburn
Donal Parker
Paul 4H. Jones
C.M
Pod) Rogers
Billy Dan Jones
Ark
Audit Bureau of Circulations
AP News
Ass'n
Arkansas Press Ass'n
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar
Hartford
Dallas
Texas
Michigan Ave
E. 42Nd St
N.Y
Mich
Skirvin Tower
Oklahoma City
Okla
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike
Clark
Arkansas
Jack Brabham
Ronnie Bucknum
Greg Weld
Jerry Grant
Bill Vukovich
Dick Simon
Sammy Sessions
Jim McElreath
Isaac
Brewers
W. L.pet.g.b. Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Philaphia
San Fran
Blass
Holtzman
Lemaster
Nash
Osteen
San Francisco
Robertson
Torrez
Sadecki
Wise
Stoneman
Merritt
Borbon
Corkins
Ross
W.l.pet.g.b. Memphis
San Antonio
W. L.pet.g.b. Albuque
el Paso
Dallas FW
Ge Amarillo
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Dallas- Fort Worth
Dallas-Fort Worth
Jaycees and Merchants Post
Carty
Gruburkewite
Bonds
Henderson
Perez
H. Aaron
McCovey
W. Parker
Wynn
Clemente
Morgan
Richie Allen
Wills
Simpson
G. Stone
Alanta
Seager
Gibson
Tony Conigliarg
Dave Mores Head
Kramer
French Tennis Federation
Yoder
Dick Turner
Musa
Ariz
Lake Montezuma
Ed Mauro Jr
Providence
Rhode Island
Palm Beach Gardens
Joe Lopez
U.S
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Columbu
Ohio
Nvy
Jerry Pittman
Gilroy
Nelson Burton Jr
Bob Strampe
Merchant Enterprises
New York City
Larry Lichstein
Hamm's Beer
Minneapolis
Co King
America
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