Andretti claims record Indy 500 victory in 53rd run
Mario Andretti dominates the 53rd Indianapolis 500 at Speedway. The Nazareth, Pennsylvania driver races a Hawk-Ford built by Clint Brawner and Jim McGee to a high-speed winner’s pace, with repairs and pit stops shaping the field. Dan Gurney finishes second, Mel Kenyon fourth, and AJ Foyt eighth after struggles with a waste gate and turbocharger. Only 12 finishers amid multiple mechanical failures and two noninjury crashes mark the race, with Lloyd Ruby suffering a hose detachment incident.
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Arlington
Tough-Luck Guys Of Indy Finally Winners
Mario Andretti wins the Indianapolis 500 in a backup car after a fiery crash last week. He leads Dan Gurney and Bobby Unser to a 156.867 mph victory, earning Granatelli his first Indy win amid turbine-car misfires. Andretti dedicates the win to perseverance. prize dinner worth about 200000.
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VEW and Rotary Fall From Undefeated Streaks in Ottawa
In Ottawa Babe Ruth League action, VFW edged Lions 5-4 while Rotary beat Boys' Club 11-8. Ratliff and M. Wallace led VFW with 2 hits apiece. Mendell, Howell, Jones, and Holland each had two hits for Rotary. Mendell also earned the win with 10 strikeouts in six innings. Monday’s schedule features Lions vs Boys' Club and Eagles vs VFW.
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William Jewell Faces Upper Iowa in NAIA Playoff
Fayette Iowa AP William Jewell was set to play Upper Iowa in the NAIA Area Four baseball playoffs with a double elimination format. Jewell had defeated Oshkosh State 6-0 on Friday, then lost to St. Cloud Minnesota 5-1 in the prior game.
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Tulsa Edges Cowboys in District 5 baseball playoff
Tulsa University, aiming for its first NCAA College World Series, edged Oklahoma State 64 in 13 innings in the opener of the District 5 playoffs. Tim Rector drove home Roger Adams from second base for the deciding run as Tulsa improved to 35-3 in 38 outings. OSU carried a 20-8 mark into the do-or-die clash, seeking a fourth straight CWS berth while Tulsa chased its first.
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Elder Seizes Memphis Open Tied Lead After Hot Round
Lee Elder, stirring after an on course incident, carded a second straight 67 to tie Bert Yancey for the Memphis Open lead at 181 nine under par. The incident involved a dropped ball disputed by fans, but Elder insists taunts were not racially motivated as he grinded toward his first PGA win.
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Women's Golf Pairings at Ottawa Country Club
Tuesday pairings listed for Ottawa Country Club women include Foulks Elder Hysom Fradeen Speer Malouf J Kramer Crawford Read. Reservations or cancellations required by noon Monday via CH 2-1872 or CH 2-3635.
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It Was A Wild And Very Long Day For Young KC
In Kansas City, a rain delayed doubleheader stretched into an 165 inning marathon as the Yankees swept, 6 2 in game one and 5 4 in game two. Pat Kelly starred with four hits and four steals for KC while Roy White and Jerry Kenney fueled the Yankees with late scoring. Roy White and Murcer helped build an early lead in game one. Fritz Peterson earned the win as Murcer injured his ankle.
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Legion Opens Here Tonight
The Ottawa American Legion baseball team starts its 1969 season with a three game slate at Orris Cox Field. Ottawa opens tonight against Olathe at 8 p.m. A Sunday doubleheader with Parsons begins at 1 30 p.m. All three games are non league. Olathe is 0 1 after a 9 0 loss to Lawrence Wednesday night.
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Tennis Pros Fall Early In Paris Open
In Paris French championships Dennis Ralston lost in straight sets to Zeljko Franulovic and questioned touring professional status. Rod Laver also struggled before advancing to the last 16. American stars Ashe Smith and Richey joined the round, with prize money up to seven thousand dollars and the final set for next Saturday.
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Green Springs
Stan Smith
Pasadena
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San Angelo
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Baseball Scoreboard Thursday and Friday Results
Baseball scoreboard reports Thursday results Cincinnati 10 Pittsburgh 4 and Los Angeles 5 Montreal 4. Friday results include Pittsburgh 9-6 Houston 3-9 Chicago 2 Atlanta 0 Philadelphia 18 Los Angeles 6 Cincinnati 4 St Louis 3 San Diego 3 Montreal 2 New York 4 San Francisco 3. Today's games list several matchups with pitchers and teams across the league.
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Baseball scores from the American League East action
The ledger lists multiple AL East and related games with teams including Detroit Boston Baltimore New York Cleveland Oakland Seattle and Kansas City. Several matches conclude with final scores while other games note pitchers and upcoming or completed matchups in a dense schedule row.
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