Indy 500 Preview Sees 33 Cars on Fast Track to Classic
Indianapolis analysts forecast ideal racing weather as 33 drivers prepare for the 55th 500 mile classic at the speedway. Pole sitter Peter Revson leads Mark Donohue in a field featuring Mark 16 McLaren-Offenhauser cars. Notables include Denis Hulme, Al Unser, Bobby Unser, A. J. Foyt Jr., and Mario Andretti. Police estimate crowd 300000 to 350000 as race airs on delayed national TV.
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Cleveland Shuts Out Braves as Zachary's Insight Inspires
Reggie Cleveland, after his first major league shutout, credited his wife for a tip about Chris Zachary's pitching. The Cardinals beat Atlanta 4-0, with Cleveland going five strong, Dick Schofield and Matty Alou driving in runs and Ted Simmons delivering a key homer. Brock extended his hitting streak to 24 games as St Louis stretched its NL East lead.
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Wright Control Delivers 5-0 KC Victory Over Senators
Kansas City pitcher Ken Wright earned his first starting win and first shutout as the Royals blanked the Washington Senators 5-0. Wright worked through control issues, striking out nine and allowing only one hit as Paul Schaal and Joe Keough provided early offense. Manager Bob Lemon noted Wright’s improvement after coaching with Galen Cisco, while Senators skipper Ted Williams ordered extra hitting practice.
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They Finally Found a Way To Stop Alcindor Marriage
Walt Frazier led a narrow 125 120 NBA stars over ABA in Houston. Lew Alcindor did not play after marrying earlier Friday in Washington DC. Russell said Alcindor's absence would have changed the game.
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ABA All Star Game Ends With NBA Narrow Victory
The NBA edged the ABA 123 to 120 as Kareem Abdul Jabbar did not play due to a personal decision. Oscar Robertson and Walt Frazier led Milwaukee and New York with 26 points each, while Rick Barry and Willie Wise top-scored for the ABA. The result hinged on late free throws by Robertson and Frazier after a tight fourth quarter.
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Kelley Named Assistant Coach at Missouri in Basketball
Kelley, previously an assistant at Iowa State, has been named assistant varsity basketball coach and coordinator of out of state recruiting at the University of Missouri in Columbia Missouri.
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Rotary Club Donates to Greens Fund
Arthur Hills Golf Course gains three new grass greens with a $100 Mexico Rotary Club gift announced by president Glenn Torreyson. J B Arthur previously gave $4,000 toward a $10,500 project and the Mexico Recreation Commission will match, leaving $2,500 to raise. A $2,400 balance will be collected by subscription.
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Indianapolis 100 mile race lineup released
The 55th Indianapolis 100 mile field lists Peter Revson Mark Donohue Bob Unser Dennis Hulme Al Unser ALS Foyt Jr Lloyd Ruby Joe Leonard Mario Andretti Jim Malloy Bill Vukovich Gordon Johncock Gary Bettenhausen Cale Yarborough Bentley Warren David Hobbs Bud Tingelstad Mike Mosley Donnie Allison George Snider Roger McCluskey Wally Dallenbach Johnny Rutherford Sar Sessions Larry Dickson John Mahler Steve Krisiloff Denny Zimmerman George Follmer Mel Kenyon Art Pollard and Bob Harkey across ten rows in a high powered grid with Offy and Ford engines.
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Hill Takes His Case to Court
Stormy golfer Dave Hill has filed a $1 million civil rights and antitrust lawsuit against the Professional Golfers Association and the Tournament Players Division in U.S. District Court. Hill, 34, alleges the groups violated his rights and seeks damages from conduct unbecoming a pro and a disputed scorecard incident in Fort Worth. His attorney and agent say the case hinges on federal action against the tour monopoly claim.
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Trevino Tops Memphis Classic After 66s on Bermuda Greens
Roberto Trevino shot consecutive 66s to lead the Danny Thomas Memphis Golf Classic at Colonial Country Club. He sits at eight under 132, one stroke ahead of Larry Ziegler, with Chi Chi Rodriguez third at 134. Controversy surrounds Dave Hill's $1 million suit against the PGA just before his round.
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Trackmen Take Part In Pentathlon at National Meet
Mexico High School joined about 1,600 U S schools in the Nutriment Pentathlon. The five events were 220 yard dash high jump long jump shot put and mile run with age group scoring. John Edwards led with a 5-11 high jump, others include Fitzpatrick Young Duncan Stubblefield Buckner and Highee with scores ranging around 1,900s. Springfield Missouri coverage notes Joplin Memorial and St Louis Lafayette advancing to Missouri high school baseball finals.
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