Clark wins 49th Indy 500 in rear-engine Ford era start
Scotland’s Jimmy Clark won the 49th Indianapolis 500, first rear-engine car to win at Indy, and first foreign driver since 1916. He set a speed record of 150.686 mph, dominating 190 of 200 laps. Parnelli Jones finished second, Mario Andretti third as Ford engines reshaped the field.
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Red Cross Swim Program Sparks Parent Consent Note
A Red Cross Learn To Swim form grants permission for a child to take swimming and water safety lessons at Washington Municipal Pool from June 14 to 23, 1964. The document notes transportation, confirms no known disability, and releases the Red Cross from liability.
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Major Leagues Standings And Results From Monday
United Press International reports Monday results with Washington defeating Kansas City 5 1 and Detroit beating New York 5 1 while Chicago edged Cleveland 4 3 in 10 innings and Los Angeles topped Boston 5 3. Minnesota crushed Baltimore 6 0. Upcoming games include Detroit at New York and Chicago at Cleveland with several night contests.
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Pirates lineup shuffled as they chase 12th straight win
Pirates manager Harry Walker again tinkers with the lineup to rest Roberto Clemente amid a 11 game winning streak. Donn Clendenon drives in two as Pittsburgh beats Philadelphia 5 2. Wills stars in NL games, while Giants Dodgers and Mets win in other actions.
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Mosier and Moss Dominate Holiday Jalopy Dual
Mark Mosier won the Mt. Pleasant feature as John Moss took a win in the prior night’s race at West Liberty. McClure placed second in the Mt. Pleasant feature after Mosier spun, with Mullink third Ensminger fourth and Crooks fifth. Morris claimed the consolation, while Moss led a dramatic semi and McClure won a later trophy dash in a bustling double header. The next race is at Columbus Junction on June 5 at 8 p.m.
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Highland High Names A and B Cheerleaders for Year
Highland High School announces the A team cheerleaders for football season: Mary, Lord, Jan Edwards, Susie Watkinson, Linda Norris, Theresa Rittenmeyer, and Jorjean Colthurst. The B team includes Kathy Kline, Patty Burich, Jane Sleichter, and Charlotte Sojka.
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Dela keeps lead in Twilight golf in week results
Dela's team held a one game edge in the men's Twilight golf league after Friday play led by medalist 38s from DeLa Gil Morrison and Bob Lowe. Other top scores included Class B Anderson 40 Winans 41 and Class C Cruise 40.
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Couples Tournament At Country Club Crowns Low Score Honors
Jim and Kathy Lloyd led the two ball couples event at Washington Country Club on Memorial Day with the low score. Twenty three couples participated and prizes went for high and low efforts on various holes, followed by a picnic. In separate notes, Amerace Corp plans a new plant to boost preformed hose production for antismog devices in 1966 model cars.
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