Clark Wins Indy 500 With Record Pace In 1965
Jim Clark of Scotland wins the Memorial Day Indy 500 at Indianapolis in a Ford-powered Lotus with a record 150.686 mph average, defeating Parnelli Jones and Mario Andretti as A. J. Foyt’s 1964 mark falls. Clark, a road racing specialist, becomes the first foreigner since 1916 to win the race.
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Thurmont gets 7 6 win with Shaffer's 10th inning single
Thurmont defeats Harmony 7 6 as Bob Shaffer delivers a clutch 10th inning single scoring winning pitcher Herb Grimm from second. Grimm opened the inning, moved to second on Ed Ridenour's bunt, while Harmony protested a ninth inning call and a prior protest over Thurmont baseballs was dismissed.
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Chisox Win then Lose To Tribe On Error
Cleveland edges Chicago 3 1 in the second game of a doubleheader after Bruce Howard's fielding error allows Vic Davalillo to score the winning run in the ninth. The White Sox had won the opener 4 3 on Don Buford's seventh inning homer.
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Pirates extend streak to 11 with 5 2 win over Phillies
Pittsburgh beats Philadelphia 5 to 2 to stretch its major league leading winning streak to 11. Donn Clendenon drove in two on a third inning triple as Manny Mota and Andre Rodgers also produced runs. Cardwell pitched for the win while Short took the loss. The piece notes the Reds hit the first NL grand slams on consecutive days by Tony Perez and Gordy Coleman.
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Clark Wins Indy 500 in Lotus Ford Triumph
Scottish driver Jim Clark dominates the Indianapolis 500 to claim racing's richest prize. He credits a bit of determination as he salutes fans, receives the victory kiss from Suzanne Devine, and praises a schedule-perfect run with owner Colin Chapman and Tony Hulman.
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Coach Re-Hired Montreal Blues Blake Signs New Pact
Toe Blake, Montreal Canadiens coach, signed for another year. entering his 11th season, he has led the team to six Stanley Cups including this year and seven first-place finishes.
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Terps Road Schedule Signals Bold Maryland Plan
Maryland basketball plans 15 of 25 regular games on the road for next season after an 18 8 last year. The Terps travel to the Midwest for the first time since 1960 with Kansas and Kansas State on the slate. Maryland also headlines the Sugar Bowl Tournament in New Orleans in December. Louis J. Schaefer uniquely rode and trained Preakness winners Dr Freeland in 1929 and Challedon ten years later.
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Two City Soft Ball Games At Baker Park This Evening
Two City Soft Ball League games today at Baker Park start at 6 30 p m Main s Shopping Center faces Cozy Corner while Shipley s meets American Optical On Thursday Main s tangles with American Optical and Economy Qi and Cozy Corner clash again at Baker Park An exhibition game today Economy Oil plays at Johnsville
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Lorillard Family Dominate 1878 Preakness Duke of Magenta Wins
The 1878 Preakness featured a Lorillard family showing as Duke of Magenta owned by George L. Lorillard took the victory with Albert as the show horse. Pierre Lorillard owned Bayard which finished second.
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