Six Rookies Qualify In Memorial Day 500 Race
Six rookies reached the 10 mile qualifying mark for the 1960 Memorial Day 500 at Indianapolis among 27 drivers. Parnelli Jones led first time qualifiers at 146.033 mph followed by Jack Brabham at 145.144 mph in a Copper Climax. Other rookies include A J Shepherd Ebb Rose Bob Cleberg and Norm Hall.
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Indianapolis
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Calif
Jack Brabham
Australia
Aones
Brabham
A. J. Shepherd
Gardena
Ebb Rose
Houston
Tex
Bob Cleberg
Tucson
Ariz
Norm Hall
Los Angeles
Eddie Sachs
Center Valley
Dean
Tony Bettenhausen
Jimmy Bryan
al Herman
Johnny Thomson
Coveted Dash Mark Still Stands Amid Threat at Relays
In Fresno California AP report 13 year old 9.3 second 100 yard dash record endures. Dennis Johnson of San Jose State tied it four times this year and won a 9.4 in the West Coast Relays hampered by a sore muscle. Cyrol Burleson of Oregon shines with two mile relays and an American four mile relay record as USC Trojans win their 16th straight meet.
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Calif
Southern California
Mel Patton
San Jose State
Dennis Johnson
Oregon
Cyrol Burleson
Ratcliffe Stadium
Trojans
Occidental
San Jose
UCLA
Oregon State
California
Ladies Day and Battery Dead Call to Club House
A fragment describes a scene with a dead battery and instruction to go to the club house and ring the AAA for assistance. The tone resembles a brief clubhouse or practice field note.
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Kemp's 74 Low At Wildwood
Kemp shot 74 yesterday at Wildwood to take low gross laurels. Bill Rice was two strokes back with Cliff Sweeney posting 78. E. J. Saboan 860 and Walt Romans 81 finished among the top. Mort Taylor and R. C. Murray tied for third with 84. Clayton Hollon and Roy Tha ma tied for first in blind bogey at 80. Jack Kinder and Jet Porter shared second with 72.
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Charles Kemp
Wildwood
Bill Rice
Cliff Sweeney
E. J. Saboan
Walt Romans
Mort Taylor
R. C. Murray
Clayton Hollon
Roy Thuma
Jack Kinder
Jet Porter
Murray
Bob Lentz
Klein Heads Weekend Golf at Forest Hills Country Club
Ken Klein shot 74 to lead weekend play at Forest Hills Country Club. Gene Smith and Joe Ballard tied for second with 76. Irv Sisson and Bill McGowen tied for first in blind bogey. Klein shared second with Mel DeMaris at 64. winning figure 68. Arba Thomas, Dick Head, Verlin Klipfer, and Bob Schiebert tied for third at 70.
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Ken Klein
Forest Hills Country Club
Gene Smith
Joe Ballard
Irv Sisson
Bill McGowen
Klein
Mel DeMaris
Arba Thomas
Dick Head
Verlin Klipfer
Bob Schiebert
Frisbie First in Hoinke Tourney Despite Splits
Middletown bowler Jack Frisbie led after two splits in the Hoinke Glenway Tournament in Cincinnati but finished second overall with 1,086 pins after a 1,086 total and 12th in handicap. Robertson of Wilmington won with 1,110. Other local bowlers including Dennie Justice and Dale Johnson posted solid scores.
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Middletown
Cincinnati
R. Robertson
Wilmington
Del
Frisbie
Robertson
Dennie Justice
Dale Johnson
Art Spruance
Lebanon Raceway Entries Show Nine Races
Entries list for Lebanon Raceway events includes nine races with horse names and drivers across trot and pace categories. First race features Stormy Hour with Damon Cole and Clyde's Boy with Frederick, among others in a full card.
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Appleby
Damon Cole
Hardy
Boot Jack
Ballard
Clyde's Boy
Frederick
Frank D. Jackson
Brown
Nancy Sayre
Sayre
Champ’s Arailac
Nixon
Sallie Lind
Frye
Pace Brown Buelaf
Rhodes
Aura Warline
Red Senator
Williams
Widow Maker
Foist
K. C. Ranger
Owens
Frosty Goose
Jane Blackstone
Robinson
Dickie Star
Doggett
Hoyt Hanover
Davidson
Big Son
Shank
Bifty Kogan
Sanders
Jesse Gantle
Miller
Virginia Oliver
Katie Spencer
Rodgers
Miss Geraldene
Webb
Whithorn
Abbemite Win
Cunninghane
Bright Beam
McFarland
Carsilio
Calli
Hazey Wil
Sargent
Jerry Kirk
Baily
Bertha Hal
Arnold
Blackie Witt
Shirley Goose
Lovett
Willie A
Edwards
Leeta Wil
Colby Prince
Fuller
Lady Willgo
Monroe Oliver
Jennfer's Pride
Buena Bob
Norris Day
Cooper
Pace Chessie
Mi Selka
Bartlett
Midnight's Son
Rankin
Lola Star
Chuck MacArthur
Bradstreet
Wortha Voio
Black Brook
Chenango
Primrose Direct
Dowell
Shirley Hill
Wilkens
Hector Bell
Main Marks
Donnie DeSota
Lucky Linda
Miss Crafty
Glory Ann Cash
Lizman Day
Softball Tonight Schedule at Goldman Park
Federal League games set for tonight at Goldman Park with Jaycees versus Civitan at 6 45 p m Duff s facing Armco Drainage at 6 45 and Journal versus Eagles at 8 00 followed by Parkway against Wilson at 8 00 p m.
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Goldman Park
Jaycees
Civitan
Duff's
Armco Drainage
Journal
Eagles
Division of Fire Wins Post 218 Fun League Title
The Division of Fire captured the American Legion Post 218 Fun League championship at Sports Bowl with a 2,595 total. They defeated Kelly's Market by 83 pins in a rolloff. Ray Nicholas led the Firemen with 186 177 166 for a 531 series.
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Weekend Sports Bowl Scores and Honorable Mentions
Honor roll players listed with scores. Moose Mixed Doubles results show Lucky Ziggy’s 2 to 1 over Canny Thumbers. Samplers win 3 0 over Scrubs. Thunderbirds sweep Ninety Nines 3 0. 200 games by Williams 204 Moore 203 Woodward 233. 180 games by Girard 185 Henning 190 Reckart 191 Dennis 185.
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Moose
Lucky Ziggy
Hudepohl
Scrubs
Slibis
Unnamed
Dad's Tribe
Sam's Kids
Thunderbirds
Gina's
Tex Williams
Jim Moore
Dave Woodward
Hazel Girard
Mary Henning
Mary Reckart
Kate Dennis
Carry Back Heads to Preakness With Seven Companions
Carry Back likely to run in the Preakness odds list eight favorites including Derby winner Carry Back and rivals Crozier Globemaster Dr Miller Sherlock Hitting Away Fountain Hill and Crimson Fury with Nashua Blue Vapor Whirl as possible outsiders at Pimlico. A Friday entry could add a surprise.
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Baltimore
Carry Back
Pimlico
Crozier
Globemaster
Dr. Miller
Sherlock
Hitting Away
Fountain Hill
Crimson Fury
Nashua Blue
Vapor Whir
Ofhem
Springtime Wildlife Flourishes Across Ohio Statewide
Ohio reports peak Pike Jackson and Ross counties spring beauty with dogwood and redbud blooms. A 45 inch muskie released eggs at Rock Fork Lake, 100000 young to hatch at Kincaid hatchery. Duck releases use colored nasal discs to track local breeding sites. Road kill rises as wildlife mating season begins. motorists urged to beware. Unlicensed fishermen drop from 45 to 12 arrests this April.
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Southland
Division of Forestry
Pike
Jackson
Ross
Ohio
Rock Fork Lake
Highland County
Kincaid Fish Hatchery
Latham
Moss Sets Monaco Grand Prix Trial Fast Time
Stirling Moss clocked 1 minute 39.1 seconds in Monaco practice topping the field as Innes Ireland spun off the course. Ireland was hospitalized with a leg injury, though officials said his condition was not serious. The 16-car field includes Jack Brabham who qualified in Cooper then raced Indianapolis and returned for qualifying.
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Monte Carlo
Britain
Stirling Moss
Innes Ireland
Moss
Ireland
Jack Brabham
Brabham
Indianapolis
Cubs rally past Dodgers 10 8 in 11 innings
Ron Santo drove in two runs including the tie breaking single as the Cubs erased a deficit to beat the Dodgers 10 8 in 11 innings. Joe McClain and Bennie Daniels combined on strong outings as the Senators swept their first doubleheader beating the Red Sox 4 0 and 2 1.
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Ron Santo
Cubs
Dodgers
Joe McClain
Bennie Daniels
Senators
McClain
Daniels
Red Sox
Lorain bowler wins state junior match game handicap
Dayton AP report states 15 year old Dave Dolbear of Lorain won the boys handicap division at the state roll offs for the junior match game bowling championships in Dayton. He posted 1166 across six games.
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Dayton
Ohio
Dave Dolbear
Lorain
Status In Doubt For Two Horses In Preakness Field
In Baltimore two prime Preakness contenders received vet care at Pimlico on Saturday. Croier, Derby runner up, suffered colic and Globemaster, trained by Leonard Sasso, incurred a knee like stifle injury, leaving their status for the $130,000 race unresolved.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Fred W. Hooper
Leonard P. Sasso
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