Pearson Grabs Motor State 400 at MIS
David Pearson won the Motor State 400 at Cambridge Junction Michigan by one second over Buddy Baker. His Wood Brothers pit crew and a draft helped him surge late as Richard Petty finished third and the race set a speed record of 153.485 mph with about 45 000 fans watching.
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Buddy Baker
Pearson
Wood Brothers
Spartanburg, S.C
Two Mile
Ron Keselowski
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Baker
Keselowski
Bobby Allison
Mercury
Richard Petty
Allison
Chevrolet
Cale Yarborough
Petty
Benny Parsons
Speedway
Roger Penske
Two Indy 500 crash victims hope to return next year
Two teenage girls from Wingate Indiana Sue Ann Rankin 15 and Diana L Carey 14 remain in recovery after a May 28 crash at the Indianapolis 500. Both burned severely in Salt Walther s fiery car incident and now in fair condition at Methodist Hospital plan to attend next year in different seats. Walther remains hospitalized after the crash and Swede Savage remains in critical condition. Speedway owner Tony Hulman tried to visit.
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Wingate
Ind
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Methodist Hospital
Sue’ Ann
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Diana
North Montgomery
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Tony Hulman
Walther
Dayton
Ohio
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Swede Savage
Santa Ana
Calif
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A's Vida Blue Fans Four in 7-0 Open of Twin Bill
Vida Blue pitched a four hit shutout with seven strikeouts as Oakland blanked the Chicago White Sox 7-0 in the first game of a doubleheader. Ed Herrmann powered Chicago with seven RBIs including a homer, a double and a single in an 11-1 nightcap rout to split the twin bill.
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Oakland
Chicago White Sox
Ed Herrmann
White Sox
Chicago
Meeting Of Babe Ruth League Managers At Valle Field
An important meeting of all managers officers and coaches of the Babe Ruth league is scheduled for today at Valle Field located at 31st Street and 8th Avenue at p.m. The agenda includes league planning and coordination.
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Th Avenue
Braves Put Brown On Disabled List
Atlanta Braves place outfielder Oscar Brown on the 15 day disabled list with a knee injury. Lefty Adrian Devine recalled from Richmond to replace him. Brown was hitting .210.
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Oscar Brown
Atlanta Braves
Adrian Devine
Richmond
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California driver wins pacing openers at Yonkers and Chicago
California driver Jim Dennis helped two tracks open the summer harness racing season. He won a 2:00 35 pace with Sir Deline at Yonkers, drawing 19,919 fans, then won another feature with Dancer George at Sportsman Park in Chicago in 2:00 25 pace with 17,395 fans in attendance.
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California
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Sir Deline
Yonkers
George
Sportsman's Park
Sportsman’s
Santa Clara taps nine meet records at invitational
Nine records fell at the Santa Clara International Invitational as Nobutaka Taguchi of Japan was disqualified for an illegal dolphin kick in the 100 meter breast stroke. East German star Kornelia Ender led a trio of foreign swimmers to set four meet records, with notable performances by Jo Harshbarger Cathy Calhoun and Melissa Beleto among others.
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Ender
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Miss Gouldwill
Australia
Los Altos Hills
Jo Harshbarger
Bellevue
Wash
Cathy Calhoun
el Monte
Houston
Tex
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Novelle Callingrs
Italy
Roland Matthees
Matthes
John Nabor
Menlo Park
Rick DeMont
San Rafael
Seattle
Lynn Colella
Scott Lautman
Lautman
Stan Carper
Portland
Ore
Steve Furniss
Cathy Carr
Albuquerque
N.M
Christine Jarvis
England
Dodgers Depend On Manager Longevity And Quiet Ownership
Melvin Durslag notes Walter O’Malley’s steady Dodgers model with management in office 9 to 6, avoiding upheaval as baseball’s cyclical nature. He recalls Don Drysdale’s home opener prep and Sandy Koufax’s no hitter, emphasizing improved chances when a pitcher throws a no hitter despite a string of single hits.
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Brooklyn
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Campanella
Furillo
Atlanta
Royals option Angelini to Omaha for roster room
Kansas City announces left handed reliever Norm Angelini has been optioned to Omaha in the American Association to clear space for returning shortstop Fred Patek from the 15 day disabled list. Patek is set to play Tuesday. Angelini appeared in seven games with one save and a 4.91 ERA while walking seven in 3.23 innings.
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Kansas City Royals
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Omaha
Fred Patek
Patek
Angelini
North Vigo athletes shine in Carmel Marathon events
North Vigo runners dominated the weekend meets with top finishes. Joe Ossanky won the six mile in 30 29 with John Reedy second in the high school division and third overall. Roscoe won the Carmel Classic open two mile in 9 11 7 and took the six mile in 30 15 9 against college runners.
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Patriots
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John Reedy
Ofsanky
Reedy
Dave Coleman
Brad Clarette
North
Mark Engle
Gary Gottardi
Bill Svihla
Mark Bachman
Mark Reedy
Charnees Rose
Rupeka
Frank Natt
Bret Ridgeway
Otter Creek
Jeff Clarette
John Roscoe
Jim Rice
Paul Verostko
Roscoe
Ball State
Chuck Koepper
Charlie Warthan
Indiana
Sycamore
Gerstmeyer
Steve Cooksey
Rea Captures Interclub Title At Terre Haute Meet
Willian S Rea Park won the Interclub golf tournament edging the Country Club of Terre Haute under Terre Haute Golf Association rules that barred a club from winning both gross and net prizes. Ted Kaperak led scoring with a 68 while Rea Park posted a 727 total and 689 net. Country Club finished 745 with 697 net. Ellis Ft Harrison CC totaled 760 and 715.
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Country Club of
Terre Haute
Terre Haute Golf Association
Rea
Country Club
Ellis Ft. Harrison
Ted Kaperak
Decomputerizing: managers seek options for EDP needs
Francis Melly argues many firms overinvest in electronic data processing and should consider decomputerizing to cut costs. He cites cases where removing functions from integrated systems and returning to manual steps boosted efficiency and saved money despite a general push for more EDP.
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New York
Francis Melly
Melly
Management Systems
Fry Consultants
Anners
Promp
Indianapolis Market Report Hogs Cattle and Grains Move
AP USDA market notes from Indianapolis show hogs 2,500 head with prices 40.75 to 41.00 for 200-235 lb barrows and gilts, higher on nearby weights. cattle and calves at 1,200 head with steady slaughter steer and heifer values and various ranges for cow, heifer, and calf classes. lambs and sheep also reported with mixed demand. Chicago grain and egg markets noted. wheat and corn futures down while soybeans rose. Midwest egg prices steady. cheese prices quoted in Chicago reports.
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Apusda
USDA
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Chicago
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