British Driver Wins Indy 500 Disputed by Clark
Official scorers reviewed timing tapes to determine the Indy 500 winner after a massive first-lap pileup and a restart. Graham Hill was declared winner amid protest from Jim Clark and his team, with Hill and Clark as top finishers among a wreck-scarred field.
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Cepedas Hot Bat Leads Cards In 3-1 Win Over Astros
Hal Bock reports National League highlights as Orlando Cepeda racks up four hits for St. Louis in a 3-1 victory over Houston, while Maury Willspowers Dodgers with a leadoff homer in a 10-2 win over Atlanta. Bob Gibson's three-hitter backs Cepeda’s big night. Sadecki notches his first complete game for the Giants in a win over Cincinnati. Pirates sweep Chicago, Clemens and McCovey homer, Phillies split with Mets as Bunning earns his sixth straight win.
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Associated Press
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Johnny Callison
Bob Uecker
Richie Allen
Phillies
Jack Fisher
Dick Selma
Wedding Bells Ring For Lamabe As AL Pitching shines
Detroit beat Kansas City 5-2 as Denny McLain pitched his second one-hitter of the season and rival Lamabe prepared to marry in Westwood. Lamabe’s 11-0 Chicago win over Boston marked his first shutout in five years, while McLain strengthens AL standing with a strong season.
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Associated Press
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Jockey Brumfield Eyes Triple Crown Sweep on Kauai King
Don Brumfield, 28, of Nicholasville Kentucky, rode Kauai King to Derby and Preakness wins and aims for the Belmont Stakes. Creme Dela Creme, ridden by Brumfield earlier, wins Jersey Derby and heads to Arlington Classic. Brumfield notes both horses are great as Creme Dela Creme defeats Indulto in a stretch long shot.
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Recapping Vulcanizing Rt 4 Ottawa Ph Centropolis
A compact recap outlines the Vulcanizing of Route 4 in Ottawa and Centropolis, detailing the main actions, involved parties, and expected outcomes for the project. The note highlights milestones, potential delays, and local interest in road work progress.
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Graham Hill Confirmed Winner of 50th Indianapolis 500
Londoner Graham Hill was confirmed as winner in official standings released by timers and scorers. The standings matched the unofficial results announced at the close of Monday’s wreck marred race.
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Beanball War Erupts as Mets and Phils Clash at Shea
The Mets and Phillies staged a beanball war at Shea Stadium with elbows and shoulders. Dick Selma of the Mets hit Richie Allen, then Bob Buhl targeted Selma, and Jack Fisher plunked him. The Phillies won 7 2 in the opener while the Mets rallied 3 1 in the nightcap. Westrum vowed retaliation to protect his players. Phillies manager Gene Mauch dismissed any such motive.
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