Lotus Turbines Leave Indy in Weather Fend
At Indianapolis Motor Speedway the Lotus turbines set 10 mile qualifying records as weather dampened practice. S A Silbermann warned temperatures could sap turbine power, while piston cars and teams predicted a separate race behind the turbines amid crowd of about 265000.
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Casper Wins Colonial by Five Strokes
Casper wins the Colonial National Invitation by five strokes with a final 275, earning $25,000 and becoming a two time winner of the event and a three time winner on the 1968 tour. Gene Littler finishes second at 280, with Tommy Aaron third at 283. Casper notes tax matters and the course demands thoughtful play.
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Dick Langdon Tops Bears Pitching in 1968 Season
Former Carbondale Community High School star Dick Langdon finished the 1968 baseball season as Washington of St. Louis Bears top pitcher with a 6-1 record and a 1.92 ERA.
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Carbondale Legion Plans Tuesday Practice at Evergreen Park
The Carbondale American Legion baseball team will practice Tuesday at 4 30 p m at Evergreen Park. Manager Al Van Horn and coach Frank Payne lead the season roster with Paul Ellis as post athletic officer.
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Salukis allow white kangaroo shoes for Friday home finale
SIU baseball coach Joe Lutz allows players to wear white kangaroo shoes for Friday’s home finale against Illinois College. The Salukis seek more surprises for fans while eyeing a possible switch to Evergreen Park lights next spring. Susche’s four hit shutout extends scoreless streak to 121 1/3 innings. O’Sullivan leads in three hitting categories with 43 hits and 30 RBIs.
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Johnston City Bird Wins Pigeon Race For Cairo Club
A pigeon owned by Louis Colombo of Johnston City won the second race of the season for the Egyptian Flying Club of Johnston City. The 200 mile Brafford Ark to Johnston City flight took four hours and 45 minutes, beating 200 rivals. A 150 mile race is planned for next Sunday with origin point to be announced.
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