Trials Set For Saturday At Indianapolis Speedrome
Indianapolis AP reports a massive crowd will attend Saturday time trials for the 500 mile race May 3. top rookies Jack Brabham and Parnelli Jones figure in fastest car lineups, while veterans Tony Bettenhausen Jim Rathmann Roger Ward Eddie Sachs seek new records. a 149.056 mph average last year and 149.601 mph single lap mark by Jim Hurtubise set pace.
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Auto racing stars linked to USAC title race
Foyt from Houston Texas, last year’s USAC big car champion, joins Troy Ruttman of Dearborn Michigan the youngest 500 winner in 1952 at age 27, and Don Branson of Champaign Illinois in the field.
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Fort Hays State Wins Central Conference Golf Title
Fort Hays State edged Washburn 973 to 999 to claim the Central Conference golf championship at Emporia Kan Richard Ney of Washburn shot a 22 over par for 54 holes while Fort Hays teammates Fred Bond and Ed Schwartzkapf earned two team honors Others included Emporia State Omaha St Benedicts Pittsburg State with scores listed for the final standings
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Baker Edges Ottawa In Track Meet Here
Baker's mile relay team finished the meet in 3 26.6 to give the Wildcats five points and a 66 1 3 to 63 2 3 victory over Ottawa Braves. Ottawa won seven events. Baker captured eight including the mile, 440 yard dash, 100 yard dash, both hurdles, javelin, 86 yard run, and mile relay.
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Ottawa Bowl Game Notes Uneven Scores and Jumbled Text
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Tigers Seek Road Test With Four Game Set At Yankees
Detroit carries an eight of nine road mark into a four game series at New York to open a trip through the East. Frank Lary starts for Detroit against the Yankees as both teams chase the pennant in a pivotal AL clash.
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No Hit Game Loses Third Straight As Mincher Homers
In Rose Hill Kansas Rex Don Mincher homered for the Licksiders who pitched no hit ball to lift Rose Hill to a 190 victory over Cambridge and clinch the Class B regional high school baseball tournament title. Steve Bacher earned the win with Hoyt Wilhelm aiding relief. Rose Hill advances to represent the region in the state competition.
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Nagie Leads Field After Hole-in-One Round
Kel Nagie, in a drought, shot a 65 to take a three stroke lead at the Colonial Invitational in Fort Worth. His round featured a hole-in-one on the 13th and left the Australian 40, ahead of Arnold Palmer Ben Hogan and Deane Beman. Hogan pursued with a two-under 69 as Souchak Sanders and Casper followed at 69 and 71 respectively.
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Lead money winner falters in final round
The tour's money leader with 47706.0 in official earnings played through traps all day and finished nine strokes back at 74.
Missouri Valley Net Meet Opens in Wichita
The Missouri Valley Conference tennis tournament begins in Wichita with Cincinnati and the host Wichita State as favorites. Wichita State holds a 15-14 dual match record, Cincinnati 14-3, while Drake sits at 3-4. Other teams include St. Louis 11-2, Tulsa 8-4, North Texas State 8-5-1, and Bradley 6-6. Houston, last year’s champion, is out of the conference. Wichita previously won the MVC title in 1959.
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