New Cars In Spotlight 18 Qualify For 500 Race
Indianapolis May 20 18 cars qualified for the 500 mile race May 30 at the Speedway as Parnelli Jones won the pole with a 151 153 mph run. Jones improved the Offenhauser powered Agajanian Special with 11000 in updates. Gusty winds hindered pace but records fell for most classes except straight eights front drives and diesels. Jim Hurtubise set a 150 250 for supercharged Y eight Novi and Scot Jim Clark 149 750 for unblown Y eight.
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Roger Ward
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Len Sutton
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Dodgers Surge Within One Game Of Giants In NL Race
Dodgers beat Mets twice to pull within one game of the first-place Giants as Sandy Koufax spun a two-hitter for a 1-0 win and Ron Perranoski followed with seven scoreless innings in a 4-2 victory. Los Angeles has won six straight and nine of ten.
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US Cagers edged by Soviet Union in world basketball clash
Rio de Janeiro May 20 AP United States basketball team was edged by the Soviet Union 75 to 74 in a seven nation world championship contest. The U.S. nearly exited the race as the Soviets held the late lead and prevented a comeback.
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Du Quoin Wins First 8-Man Golf Match
Du Quoin golfers used home course knowledge to win the Southern Illinois Golf Association eight man team match at Elks Country Club. Du Quoin scored 455, Centralia 460 second, with scores listed for each team and individual leaders Horace Gene Sims 71 and Onorio Gherardini 72. Next eight man match is June 23 at Sparta.
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Women face off as Wash U meets SIU in Carbondale tennis
In Carbondale on Tuesday Washington University women’s player Miss Carol Hanks faces Saluki star Bob Sprengelmeyer as the era of female athletes grows in college sports. The match spotlights the question of whether women should compete against men in intercollegiate athletics amid broader debates in the Big Ten and beyond.
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Piszczek Named President-Elect of Illinois Medical Society
Dr Edward A Piszczek former head of Cook County Public Health will be president-elect of the Illinois State Medical Society and serve as president in May 1964 He directs the Suburban Cook County Tuberculosis Sanitarium District Dr Harlan English of Danville was installed as president for a one year term by the 10000 member group
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Edward A. Piszczek
Cook County Department of Public Health
I Ilinois State Medical Society
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Cook County
Harlan English
Danville
SIU track crowds lift hopes after dual meet wins
Southern Illinois University crowd sizes jumped to about 3,000 at McAndrew Stadium for a dual meet featuring wins over Western Michigan and Notre Dame. Coach Lew Hartzog praised the turnout as proof of fan support, noting plans for more home duals next year. Despite weak field events, SIU posted solid performances in the two mile, low hurdles, and shot put. The team, with only three seniors, has shown it can compete with strong programs in dual meets while lacking indoor facilities. Hartzog expressed optimism for future seasons and additional home meets.
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