Bobby Unser wins Rex Mays 150 at Milwaukee in 108 mph pace
Bobby Unser led most of the Rex Mays 150 at State Fair Park Milwaukee finishing 10 seconds ahead of Roger McCluskey. Unser earned 19279 dollars of an 85250 purse while McCluskey received 11604. Gary Bettenhausen, Wally Dallenbach, and Johnny Rutherford followed in top five.
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Two Superpowers Remain Unbeaten in World Series
Arizona State and Southern California, the top two teams in the 27th College Baseball World Series, remained unbeaten after Monday games in Omaha. Arizona State edged Minnesota 3 0, while USC defeated Texas 4 1 as Georgia Southern ousted Harvard 8 0 and Minnesota’s hopes dimmed after a late rally failed.
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Critical Swede Savage Remains In Indianapolis
Swede Savage of Santa Ana California remains in critical condition at Methodist Hospital after crashing on the 59th lap of the May 30 Indianapolis 500. Another driver David Salt Walther of Dayton Ohio is still listed in serious condition after a first lap crash at the May 28 start of the rain delayed race.
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Weiskopf Eyes Major Win as Nicklaus Comments
Jack Nicklaus says Tom Weiskopf must win a major to prove himself and end his run of self made obstacles. Weiskopf agrees and pledges to sustain his current attitude and desire to win while noting his game ranks among tour leaders. The quote frames Weiskopf as poised for a breakthrough. Sixty two rookies started the season in National League rosters.
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All-French Cars Win Le Mans as Petty Wins at Texas World Speedway
Richard Petty, driving a 1973 Dodge, wins the Alamo 500 at Texas World Speedway after a late push when Buddy Baker’s car suffers a broken battery cable. Darrell Waltrip takes second, Joe Frasson third. In Le Mans, Henri Pescarolo and Gerard Larroussee win for France aboard a Matra-Simca, covering 3,015.5 miles at 125.5 mph, the first all-French victory in 23 years.
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Williams Higgins Holt Terre Haute Tennis Club Tourneys
Williams Higgins won the Terre Haute Tennis Club doubles title at Rea Park by defeating Mace and Cundiff 6-4 6-3. Wilkinson Gurnsey captured the women’s doubles title 6-4 3-6 6-1 over Shouse Toops, while Wilkinson Gurnsey also won the women’s singles 6-4 3-6 6-1.
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Hoosier Caps Set Camp Opener
The Hoosier Caps open the 1973 practice season at Marian College in Indianapolis. Coach Ken Carpenter, who steered the Caps to the MFL title, also led the 1969 Indianapolis Caps.
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