Harada Retains Bantamweight Title In 15 Round Win
In Tokyo Harada outpointed Brazil's Eder Jofre over 15 furious rounds to keep the bantamweight title. The champion weighed 118 pounds to Jofre's 112, with judges giving 71 59 and 71 08 to Harada and UPI scoring a 69 69 draw.
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Tokyo
UP1
Harada
Brazil
Eder Jofre
Jofre
Nagoya
Japan
Nick Pope
U.S. Army
Takeo Ugo
Hiroyuki
UPI
Abraham Katzenelson
Hill Wins Indianapolis Memorial Day 500 Amid Protest Controversy
Graham Hill of Britain was declared the winner after a contested Memorial Day 500 in Indianapolis. Jimmie Clark finished second with a 142.843 mph pace, followed by Jim McElreath and Johncock as the four finishers who completed the distance. protests were filed but no others were sustained.
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OVA
Indianapolis
UPI
Haratia
United Auto Club
Himith
Graham Hill
Britain
Jimmy Clark
Jofre
Harada
Ment
Andy Granatelli
Haradaljaris
Colin Chapman
Granatelli
Chapman Harada
Speedway
Stew
Harlan Fengler
Rich Jsive
Ard Esauer
Hill
Clark
Jim McElreath
Gor
Gon Johncock
Mel Kenyon
Stewart
Holy Cross Hires Coaches To Boost Athletics
Holy Cross announces two new coaches, Dan McNeil and Ronald Caloss, with McNeil aiding basketball and baseball and Caloss assisting football and basketball. Caloss’s St Anthony’s teams posted 9-0 football and 20-1 basketball records.
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Holy Cross
Dan McNeil
Ronald Caloss
McNeil
Notre Dame
St. Mary's
Caloss
St. Anthony's School
Unclear racing results with varied names and figures
A dense AP styled list reports motor race results from Indianapolis with drivers, car brands, miles, and faults. The text names numerous participants such as Jimenez Galvan Rodriguez Fernanaez and figures like Bobby Unser and Parnelli Jones, alongside mechanical issues and standings.
Mustachioed Graham Hill wins long Indianapolis road race
British driver Graham Hill cruises 190 laps at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in a steady, uneventful run to victory. He receives a festival kiss from Suzi Harrison as photographers shout for more. Hill pledges to return in 1987 to defend his title and praises his car as faultless.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
Graham Hill
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Hill
Victory Lane
Swazi Harrison
Suzi
Canadian Billy Foster blamed for Indy wreck in Memorials Day 500
Billy Foster, a Canadian from British Columbia, faced blame from some drivers after a first lap crash at the Memorials Day 500 in Indianapolis. Foster said he did not cause the wreck, claiming a car on his left veered outside and he moved to avoid contact, leading to Gordon Johncock’s front tire being hit. He cited mixed accounts of the incident.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Billy Foster
British Columbia
Foster
Gordon Johncock
Mets-Phils Beanball Duel Sparks Accusations at Shea
At Shea Stadium a beanball duel erupts as Mets pitcher Selma is hit and Phils pitcher Buhl and reliever Fisher target Mets hitters. Phils win opener 7-2. Mets take second 4-1 as fans boo and players trade heated claims about intent and retaliation.
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Mets
Phils
Dick Selma
Mets Ait
Richie Allen
Selma
Bob Buhl
Buhl
Jack Fisher
Bubs
Wes Westrum
Westrum
Birds
Allen
Celieve
Bukl
Gene Mauch
Phillies
Moy
Fisher
NEW York Mets
Gus Mauch ! Westrum
Wes Phils
Baseball scores and lineups from the national league games
The report lists multiple player matchups and team results across cities including New York Chicago Baltimore Detroit and Kansas with pitchers and scores such as 5-3 and 0-1, noting various players by surname and initials.
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Associated Prats
Cleveland
San Francisco
Battimiore
Angeles
Fouston
Tsburgh
California
Minnesota
Philadelphia
Incinnati
Chicago
W. Coulise
Washington
New York
York
Boston
Kansas
Tiantay
Francisco
Cincinnati
Baltimore
St. Louis
Houston
Detroit
Kansas City
Jackson
Hamilton
Broglia
Pittsburgh
Neale
Osteen
Aftonso
Cincinvail
Cllis
Houston Chatmon
St Couis
Sashburn
Rangers Rout Grocers 10-4 in Amateur Baseball Action
Rangers defeated Tony's Wholesale Grocers 10 to 4 at Ft. Sam Houston. Bob Jones and Bill Kagy led with three hits apiece in the victory while Forestier Walsh Mogro Jaffee Schoenberg contributed key plays. Tryouts for outfielder and infielder scheduled at Olmos Basin midweek.
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Bob Jones
Bill Kagy
Ft. Sam Houston Rangers
Tony
Ft. Sam Houston
Forestier
Walsh
Mogro
Johnson
Jaffee
Schoenberg
Gorza Finance
Olmos Basin
Basse
McCullaugh
Cardona
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Jackie Stew
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Davengert
Lows
Miles Oveoeeten
Scotlene
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Stoic
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Mun Prutki
Keller
Jerry Groat
Santa Ana
Colt
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Loyd “Ruby
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Lotud Tei
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Roger McCluskey
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Parnelli Jones
Palos Verdes
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Nazareth
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Bud Tinacistod
Auch
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Larry. Dickson
Morie
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