Veterans and rookies set for Golden Anniversary 500 field
A 26 veteran and 7 rookie lineup for the Golden Anniversary 500 at Indianapolis features mostly Grand Prix style rear-engine cars. Qualifying averaged 160.251 mph with 7 crashes. Andretti led on opening day at 165.899 mph. Rookie Larry Dickson and Ronnie Duman posted top lines, while several foreign drivers join the field.
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Dale Burgess
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Mario Andretti
U.S
Jimmy Clark
Scotland
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Englehorn Wins Zaharias Open In Beaumont
Shirley Englehorn captured the Babe Zaharias Open title at Bayou Din Club Beaumont with a 209 total on rounds of 68 and 70. She earned 1350 dollars and beat Kathy Whitworth by two strokes after a rain-delayed second round.
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Kathy Whitworth
Bayou Din Club
Two race car drivers killed in Kansas
In Wichita at Air Capital Speedway two sprint car drivers died on Sunday night. Lee Smith 43 of Lakewood Colorado and Darrin Burkholder 31 of Seneca Kansas were killed. Bob Chester of Denver Colorado was injured and listed in satisfactory condition in a hospital.
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Kan
Air Capital Speedway
Lee Smith
Lakewood
Colo
Darrin Burkholder
Senecca
Bob Chester
Denver
Ohio State Wins Big Ten Golf Title Behind Antonio and Smeed
Ohio State clinched its first Big Ten golf championship since Nicklaus with a 72 hole score of 1 480 led by Alex Antonio 291 and Ed Smeed 294. Michigan finished second 22 strokes back while Wisconsin tied for third led by John Hogden and Jay Lohmiller at 298.
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Iowa
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Jack Nicklaus
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Jeff Parry
Antonio & Co
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John Seehausen
Northwestern
Bill Newton
Wisconsin
Badgers
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Jay Lohmiller
Hogden
Galesville
Minnesota
Michigan State
Indiana
Purdue
Illinois
125 Officers Quell Negro Riot in Bakersfield
Bakersfield California police with 125 officers and Kern County deputies blocked the southeastern business district after youths threw bottles and rocks and set trash fires. A 17 year old was shot in the leg by a patrolman during the unrest over an automobile accident. no arrests were announced.
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Kern County
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State Teacher Award Goes To Winona Nun
In Minnesota the first place prize in a statewide teachers competition by the Minnesota Junior Chamber of Commerce went to Sister M Geoffrey Brozik of St. Marys School Winona. Roger H Tenney of Owatonna High School took second and Gale L Tangen of East Grand Forks earned third.
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Minnesota Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Owatonna
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East Grand Forks
Squier Schrauner Lead In Bridge Showdown Scores 92
James Squier and Larry Schrauner scored 92 to lead a two person team in a Friday evening bridge event at the YWCA with WKTY broadcasting. Halsted Jenkins and Gary K Day also posted strong scores while other pairs included Kuhn Holmes Squier Wille Sartz Nelson in tight competition. Rookie Glen Beckett extended a 14 game streak for the Chicago Cubs last season and hit .239.
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Larry Schrauner
WKTY
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Kuhn
Arthur Holmes
Joan Squiers
Clair Wille
Betty Sartz
David Nelson
Glen Beckett
Chicago Cubs
Today in History May 23 highlights through the years
On May 23 historical notes include 1701 Captain Kidd hanged in England, 1868 Kit Carson dies at Fort Lyon, 1879 Iowa State College opens country first state veterinary school, 1927 Lindbergh awarded Cross of Legion of Honor, 1937 Supreme Court upholds Social Security Act. Also Mendes-France resignation, Murchison brothers seize Alleghany control, and OAS begins inter‑American peacekeeping in Santo Domingo.
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Mendes - France
John
Clint Murchison
Dallas
Tex
Alleghany Corporation
OAS
Inter-American Armed Force
Santo Domingo
Torres Hints He Might Fight Cassius Clay
Jose Torres, light heavyweight champion, defeated Wayne Thornton at Shea Stadium and hinted he would seek a bout with Cassius Clay if opportunities arise. Clay stopped Henry Cooper in London, and Torres claimed he would trouble Clay more than Thornton did, with Cas D Amato backing the potential matchup.
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Cassius Clay
Jose Torres
Torres
Wayne Thornton
Shea Stadium
Clay
Britain
Henry Cooper
London
Cooper
Thornton
Fresno
Calif
Cas D’amato
Floyd Patterson
Plastic Heart Love From Doctor To Child
Doctor Michael DeBakey replies to Linda Griggs a second grader asking if a plastic heart can love. He says yes, a plastic heart holds love from many people who work to save lives and extend longevity.
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Pittsburgh
Linda Griggs
Houston
Michael DeBakey
DeBakey
Linda
Buckey Harris Scouting for Washington Senators
Former major league manager Buckey Harris is listed as scouting for the Washington Senators, indicating possible player evaluations or managerial interest.
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Buckey Harris
Washington Senators
Cassius Clay Eyes Next Foe After Cooper Win
Cassius Clay returns to the U S with two potential opponents Doug Jones and Karl Mildenberger eyed for his next bout about two months after a six round win over Henry Cooper in London. He says Uncle Sam is the foe he cannot defeat. The IRS seeks about 115000 of his 350000 purse and his draft status 1A faces appeal on religion and hardship grounds.
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Cassius Clay
Clay
Doug Jones
West Germany
Karl Mildenberger
Henry Cooper
Cassius
Sam
Internal Revenue Service
Muhammed Ali
O Donoghue Makes Case In Indians Rotation Puzzle
John O Donoghue, 26, in Cleveland after being traded from Kansas City, has a 4 0 record and has not allowed an earned run this season. He beat Chicago White Sox in a doubleheader sweep 3 2 and 4 1, striking out seven in 18 1 3 innings, but manager Birdie Tebbetts plans relief and spot starts rather than a regular rotation move.
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Chicago
John O’donoghue
Cleveland
O'Donoghue
Indians
Ralph Terry
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Birdie Tebbetts
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