Rookie Jerry Sneva drives to Indy 500 test success
Indianapolis rookie driver Jerry Sneva, 25, completed 20 laps at speeds from 165 to 175 mph in a reassembled car after a crash damaged the nose cone. His father Ed Sneva helped repair the machine as Tom Sneva, Jerry’s brother, signaled speeds. The car ran out of fuel on the final lap, and Jerry aimed to finish the last phase Thursday as practice for the May 25 race continued. Johnny Rutherford led practice with a lap over 187 mph.
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DeBusschere to be named ABA commissioner
Dave DeBusschere, Nets general manager, was expected to become commissioner of the American Basketball Association. Cleon Jones of the Mets received a $2000 fine from the National League after St Petersburg police dropped indecent exposure charges. Mike Reid of the Bengals announced retirement from the NFL. Bob Gibson signed as head coach of the Charlotte Hornets replacing Babe Parilli. Marty Ressen lost to Ross Case and Stan Smith fell to Vijay Amritraj at the Alan King Tennis Classic in Las Vegas.
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Playoff Schedule With CBS TV Matchups
The schedule lists games between Golden State and Washington across venues. CBS TV will broadcast the key games on May 18 20 23 25 27 30 and the series extends into early June if needed with Oakland hosting one game.
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Prefontaine enters relays at California Relays
Prefontaine, who set six American records last year, has entered the 5000 meters at the California Relays in Modesto on May 24. Meet Director Tom Moore said he will run in an international field that includes Finland's Lasse Viren, a double Olympic gold medalist from 1972.
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Word Puzzle Clues and Answers Thematic Grid
A dense list of crossword style clues and fragments including Across and Down entries with hints like In Hades Use the rink and Comique or buffa, plus references to Bangkok native Italian river and Boston Ker Island skater. The page appears as a puzzle with partial answers and structure for a word game.
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Daily Cryptoquote and past solution note
Daily Cryptoquote puzzle text and the prior day's decoded quote. The message explains monoalphabetic substitution and provides an example with the key mapping. It includes the encrypted line QB HM EMV HBOR YDWX NE UOWVA QXBE QB OIB WMEVBYLROVNEP MNDIABRTBA and a prior solution about self reliance by Luther Burbank.
New Orleans Open: Jacklin Returns to American Tour
Tony Jacklin returns to fulltime American competition in the New Orleans Open, vowing to play here the rest of his career after two years abroad. He cites British tax woes and aims to restore focus, planning roughly four months on the current swing alongside stars Lee Trevino, Billy Casper, and Tom Watson.
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Brewers Rangers Tie In Marathon Rain Delay
Texas and Milwaukee clash 2-2 in 14 innings after a long rain delay. Steve Foucault dominated for Texas, retiring 18 of 19, as the game extended into the 15th. Bob Mitchell, George Scott and Sixto Lezcano fueled Milwaukee’s early 2-0 lead while Willie Davis and Jeff Burroughs sparked a Texas rally in the sixth. The game ended under a 1 a.m. curfew with managers ejected and a decision to continue the following night.
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Colonels Eye Repeat Win In ABA Playoffs
Kentucky Colonels rushed past Indiana Pacers 120 to 94 in game one of the best of seven series. Louie Dampier led with 22 points as Artis Gilmore posted 26 points and 13 rebounds. Pacers coach Bobby Leonard called the loss terrible but not decisive, while Billy Keller urged a comeback before games in Indianapolis.
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