Andretti Ruby clash over radiator rule at Indy 500
With 24 hours to go before the 53rd Indianapolis 500 controversy erupts over post qualification changes. Mario Andretti threatened to quit unless a ruling reversed after USAC officials changed guidance on a top car radiator. Texan Lloyd Ruby also faced removal of a modified oil cooler.
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Boxing Probe Hears Benvenuti And Tiger
New York AP Nino Benvenuti middleweight champion and Dick Tiger were excused from further testimony as a New York County grand jury probe into boxing continues. District Attorney Frank Hogan officials say the inquiry concerns Mafia influence. both fighters testified but none signed immunity waivers. Benvenuti, with a fractured hand in a sling, and Tiger answered questions about ages, careers, and possible underworld contact, but no names were named.
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Player One Reasons For Money Flow Out Of US
MEMPHIS AP Gary Player, South African golf star, has earned $70,312 in official money this year from eight U.S. starts, pushing career totals past $500,000. With a $30,000 PGA Memphis Open lead prize, he could rise on the money list as $480,000 in three weeks awaits across the Western Open and U.S. Open events.
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Indy 500 race facts and figures from Indianapolis Speedway
Facts and figures for the 58th Indianapolis 500 at the Speedway include a 200 lap, 24 mile brick and asphalt track, open to various racing bodies through FIA listing. A.J. Foyt Jr. starts on pole at 170.568 mph in a Coyote Ford. The race records, purse, attendance figures, and broadcast details are noted along with mortality counts.
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No Herald Friday League Leaders
COMPILATION OF LEADERS FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SHOWS TOP PERFORMERS IN HITTING PITCHING AND RUNS ACROSS TEAMS INCLUDING ALC, CHICAGO, ATLANTA, BALTIMORE, NEW YORK AND SEATTLE. TOP NAMES INCLUDE HITS LEADERS M ALOU AND F ROBINSON, HOME RUNS BY L MAY AND F HOWARD, PITCHING MARKS FOR ABERNATHY LOlich AND CULP, WITH STOLEN BASES LED BY BROCK AND HARPER.
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Holiday racing heats draw big crowds at tracks
Thoroughbred tracks prepare for a holiday weekend with headlining events at Aqueduct Garden State Park and other venues. Belmont Stakes interest rises as Majestic Prince eyes a possible Triple Crown sweep while Met Mile contenders include Arts and Letters. Calumet Farm targets Jersey Derby entry Best Turn hoping for Belmont eligibility. Delaware Park opens with Polly Drummond Stakes and other notable races at Hollywood Park Arlington Park and Golden Gate Fields.
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Boys' Club Edges Elks 4-3 In Seventh Inning Rally
Boys' Club scored three times in the seventh to beat the Elks 4-3 in Ottawa Babe Ruth League action. Elks led 3-1 going to the bottom of the inning as Rick McFadden delivered a key two-run single. Drumright earned the win with a 12-strikeout performance while Tim Engles took the loss. Lions face VFW and Boys' Club meets Rotary later tonight.
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