Indy 500 trials heat up as 50 drivers vie for field
Indianapolis Prequalifying pace rises as nearly fifty drivers battle for starting berths in the Memorial Day classic. Expect speeds near 163.5 mph to make the 33-car field while weather threatens with a mainly fair weekend forecast.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Arnie Knepper
Bud Tingelstad
Mel Kenyon
Johny—Rutherford
Bill Cheesbourg
al Miller
George Snider
Ronnie Duman
Denis Hulme
New Zealand
No-hitter hero shines as Hohokam routs Cubs 10 0
Rusnak delivers his second no hitter of the year striking out 14 with three walks as the Hohokam major league Yankees outpace the Cubs 10 0. Les Wilson and Lloyd Moffett add singles and Rusnak belts a homer in a game featuring nine walks by pitchers.
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Dale Rusnak
Rusnak
Yankees
Les Wilson
Lloyd Moffett
Reds
Braves
Paul Smith
Andy Frolak
White Sox
Robbie Christmas
Kenny Johnson
Brian Roberts
Kiva-Kaibar
Randy Kushell
Gary Borrman
Pirates
Borrman
Jim Merritt
Randy Nussbaum
Kushell
Marc DeCelle
Bill Barton
Jack Lawson
Bobby Bill
Indians
Tigers
Gary Benjamin
Bobby Willer
South Scottsdale
Larry “Heckathorn
Keith Heller
Rick Stevenson
Gardner Laher
California Relays to feature world marks and star entrants
The 27th annual California Relays in Modesto will showcase top internationals and U S hopefuls led by Payton Jordan while Jim Ryun and Randy Matson miss due to illness and rest. The event runs afternoon and evening with marquee races including the 5 000 meters and 440 yard relay as top contenders clash for Olympic berth.
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Calif
UPI
Jim Ryu
Randy Matson
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Ryun
Matson
Texas
Berkeley
Alf
Otneewie
Payton
Jordan
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U. S
Gerry
Lindgren
Ron
Clarke
Kerry
Pearce
George Scott
Little
Alvaro Meija
Colombia
Belgium
Andre Hertoghe
Bob Day
Ken Moore
Earl McCullouch
Fred Kuller
O. J. Simpson
Lennox
Miller
Jamaica
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Kirk Clayton
Jerry Williams
John Carlos
Tommie Smith
Southern University of Baton Rouge
San Jose State
Lee Evans
Smith
Oregon State
Washington State
Tennessee
Houston Striders
Los Angeles Striders
Villanova
Hines
Charlie Greene
Billy Gaines
Willie Turner
Mel Pender
Jerry Bright
Greene
Harold
Busby
Stanley
Allorey
Ghana
Terry—Thompson
Dave Perry
George Htwnt
Jim Burnett
Mile
Preston
Davis
Tom von Ruden
Cary Weisiger
Tim Danielson
Wade
Bell
Roscoe Divine
Jay Silvester
Gary Carlsen
Parry O’brien
Harold Connolly
Ed Burke
George Fren
Neal Steinhauer
Dave Maggard
Frank Covelli
Bill Skinner
Tom Colby
Bill Heikla
Finland
Ralph Boston
Bob Beamon
Jerry. Proctor
Pertti Pousi
Bob Seagren
Paul Wilson
Chris. Papanicolaou
Greece
Erkki Mustakari
Altti Alarotu
John Pennel
Art Walker
Mahoney Samuels
Caruthers
John Rambo
Clarence Johnson
Otis Burrell
Dick Fosbury
Futile Giants fall as reliever Dan Osinski no-hits 12 innings
Hawaii's Dan Osinski earns his third win in a row with 12 hitless innings and a shutout frame. George Kernek and Shorty Raudman homers lift the Islanders past the Indians, while Pacific Coast League strongholds show depth with Everett's 6-2 complete game and San Diego’s 8-2 win behind Tiowell Palmer.
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Hawaii
Dan “Osinski
Pic
George Kernek
Islanders
Shorty Raudman
Indians
Three ASU players named to All-America game roster
Three Arizona State University seniors Curley Culp Max Anderson and an end have accepted invitations to play in the American Football Coaches Association All America game in Atlanta on June 28. The West team will be coached by Dee Andros of Oregon State.
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Curley Culp
Max Anderson
Dee Andros
Oregon State
Palmer tops Bermuda tests in Memphis Open
Arnold Palmer charged to five under 68 at Colonial Country Club using a minuet-head putter to help trim his 54-hole playoff hopes. He sits two behind leader Mac McLendon after a 36 hole total of 132 and is tied with Hinson Graham and Lunn for second at 134, while Nicklaus shoots 65 and trails by four.
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Tenn
UPI
Bermuda
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
B.R
Mac) McLendon
Louisiana State University
Curtis Person
Colonial Country Club
Arnold
Jack Nicklaus
Matt
Jjeff
Nicklaus
McLendon
Snyder Won't Sign With Suns After Expansion Draft
Dick Snyder 6 foot 4 guard, drafted by the Phoenix Suns, returned to St. Louis without a contract. Officials said he and GM Jerry Colangelo were close on salary but no deal was signed and no further meetings were scheduled. Snyder, formerly with the St. Louis Hawks, starred at Davidson College with a 27 point per game season scoring mark.
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Davidson College
Seals Decide to Remain in Oakland for Next Season
The Oakland Seals will stay in California for at least one more year with a new coach and players. Owner Barry Van Gerbig cited obstacles to relocating to Vancouver, including league approval, territorial rights held by the Vancouver Canucks, and a five year contract at the Oakland Coliseum.
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UPI
Seals
National Hockey League
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Gerbig
Vancouver
Vancouver Canucks
Western Hockey League
Oakland Coliseum
Maxvill homer sparks Cardinals 5 1 win over Phillies
Cal. Maxvill belted his second career homer into the seats as the Cardinals halted a long scoring drought with a 5 1 victory over Philadelphia. The win sparked a night of power with three Cardinals homers and a shift in the pennant race while other scores around the league filled the page.
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Willie” Mays
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Tae
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