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World champion Graham Hill at London. rainetli Torrace, Gaiii. who won the missile Memorial my race at Indlnnnpolls Thursday. Scott l mnn Jim Clark. hath lumen“) 00 5 Indianapolis and the world hports-car championship, and r .Dan Gurney oi Costa Mesa. ‘ Cal tor the its-mile circuit, at Mosport are among the 40 seek- ing the top prize oi szooo.

d Racing Drivers Associa- tion oillclala exnect to have the ‘ ileid whittled down to as tor the the Federation lnternalionaie Automobile, world racing authority. While the race is one o! Calla n's two top nporlsvcar compel one. it docs toward the world championship.

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American League Morning Gains Wash, mo ozoooo. : a 1 Minnesota on oooooi—s 1 z Cheney Hail and Rctzer; Pas-l cual ‘74) and policy. Hr—Mlnn. Allison in). New York 010102100 l— a lo a n otouoo not it— 5 so 'l-lerry (74! and Howard: wuu son, Lomahe 15), Radata ml

Entity l1-2l 15) and Nixon.

. NYiMaris l7). Eris— stunrt l9». Eressuud 2 Iﬁl. Flint

Cleveland 012 001 000—- 4 l0 2‘ Chlulo 0040010“ I 90 McDowell. Walker tz-ll Allen (8), , Lawrence (lit: Pizarro, Fisher (I—St (4). Wilhelm l7) and Car- reon. HR: Chimﬂansen 5. Second Cleveland 000 020 000— 2 5 ll Chicago lull m— t 9 ll Loin-ton. (1-2) Bell (5), Nisch- r wit l7) and Azcue.

Barber, til-I) stock lsi. Stone IE! and Brown; Rnkow (I‘rZI and Edwards HR. key— Charles til). i MIOMUlI—RIIII‘

000—- 0 40 14-4) and Trlandns:

_ (1-4). Lee '7). Nelson

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Mahattey W6) Hamilton Willow caution light ﬂashlng lor ‘Gieen l5l. Daren (7] and Dal- lthe nintll time. The last “don‘t and pass" light flashed on (or a ml- WM 3"“ inurgess. I'IR: th—Lynch (3L nor accident 35 the last lap Chnrnpnlgn, I

started. but .lohes already bail W.“ Lead" Cam 5990'“ “I to Mlooo—G ii olestabllshed an uneatchahle lead. which Wald won last year-

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running ol the Memorial Day mark 01 140.293 was

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rnve lirillinntly to win It lark. the Grand Prix ace, P" Grand Prix driver and pilnt nil

102 lilo 21x— '1 12 1 ins-Ford challengers.

three pit stops in the 200 whirls stnps on ‘ 101 1112 min—- 5111 around the 2%»mile lndiunnpolis slop because of a loose wheel. 200—

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the Indianapolis Speedway he neck of P a i'n elli Jones.

yesterday, by J12. Gojnnian, owner or the car that .t o ll 2:

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Record In Winning ‘500'i

INDIANAPOLIS (APl—Call-rnnly one by Clark's slick grecni

own nx, the lnillnnopolis speed record by averaging al- mnst three miles an hour taster.)

stling challenge by the Lotus-l Jone!’ pearl,

‘ set last‘

. year by Roger Ward. whose bid; {romllor a third soo victory endedl ‘with a fourth-place ﬁnish in his

ssic.

train I ' "c m“ Shnw m ‘5 " Third in the race loi- glory .and lion‘s share of an expected t A, .Foytoillonston,'rcx iiii behind ioarthiinishing non Bronson oi at. driving that

i ones, the pole car driver for Sixth was Jim McElreath till

in his;

7th and 12th ylace finisher he i iislled helopeedwey dc

his two previous itortr as 34 Seventh was

y Jim costo Mu a.

last year but.

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Llle other rear-engined Lotus-l Fond.

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lthollal Jones had Io make

or Speedway oval Igainst Otherwise the spidery “ncw‘

pracer. he brake the lormcr m‘A

blue and red 12 magnum—.5 is Font rear-engine race ThursdoylAgaianlaa s pe c i al averaged yellow light flashed tor the sec. to win the wreck-marred l7thlltz.lll7 miles an hour, The old‘

Don Gurney. l mu};

Worth. Tex.,

Gurney had two regular pit car With ' 59”“ ‘7‘ “5

slowest ol' the as oiialiii s. “ mm“ °m°‘g°"°y‘whon Kostenuk was unahlc to work up enough s . had to breed," cum“ might have quit alter to laps Thursday. The

PAGE 13

SPORTS FRONT

By HUS CALLAGIIAN

Dodgers Stay Close

ms Angelo: Dodgers are ruylng close to the attending Son Francisco Giants in the National League pennant race The talk about Walter Alston losing his lab as manager has sub sided and things appear once again to be on an cyen ec.

Word is that thou who were crying lor Alston‘s scalp were not the top players on his cinh hat a ten disgruntled members who were not getting regular shins. Coach Leo uniocher has loudly veoclalined that he was ln no way trying to make Alitun'o yoh more dune-lit and there's no dooht that his proclamation was lley py a good many persons

At any rate, Alston scents to be ~ this season and we think most lain-minded baseball ions are glad that lie is. Nor the spectacular type. Molon ha unyoy» ed puny lair succi - with the Dodgers, hoih in Brooklyn and toe Angcies. and this opinion is apparently shaicd by owner Walter O'Mnlley.

Leo Turns Writer

(lull lncnd. Lch Durocheri recently did a l7 page artl le tor the Son Fur-clam Post and is reported to hate received $35,000 for the ntlort. Dick Young in the New York Sunday News s y This is the lirst time, to m knowledgm that he San Francisco Post has paid a man S .000 to take 17 page: at personal adverllsing in its magazine.

Young doesn't mince any waldo in telling you that he thinks Durocher’n story is o sickening one. Continuing Dick says "ll you load Ihc great Durocher soul-borlllg, you di'L-nvercd Ihl! boo lover two people only. hlmsell and Frank Sinatra 'rhai‘n pretty good (or Dllrocher. He never used to spread It so thlil.

'e (or tile holaucc of

A . . . drove. Jones won the race in

record time 01 143.137. tAP Wirellhnio)

to Roger McCluSkey of Tucson.‘ r .. amidst a bellow [tom 1 C. Agajonion. owner or the with hing car, that McCluskey stole second: on Jone! when t‘hI

0nd time an the 47th lap,

The drivers were supposed to hold positions during the 9% minutes it took to straighten out I series 0] three mishaps in this

span. Only 14 of the 33 starters wen running lit the finish The molt serious casualty was veteran ddie Johnson oi Cuyalingl Falls. Ohio, who Illnn inlo the northeast wall on the Il7Ll'l lav. Johnson escaped with I twisted lelt loot Ind I “ruined hock. The first live Ilnlxhern III rd‘: old moth oi 140.293

_nonoanR gives excellent pinmuiene to nor her in ius articlc. The uys who hired him and paid his so are not nearly so tortunatel Fellows such as Larry Mothail, Bnauch Rickey and Home Stoneham come out second host. As Young suggests “That has always been one or Leo's stlong character- lines—unfailing gratitude."

The incident iollowing the Dodger collapse last September gets promlncnce in Durccher's artizle lie or ' ' completely misunderstood when he 53‘ “I know one tiung. id have liked to go into that ninth inning with a moron lead,

I’ll Lake my chances. ML Young Insist! that Dllrocher was forgetting one Chill] when he made nueh an litter-nee and that was that It was I

nun by Ihe name of Alston who. through 164 games and elglll lnnll ‘dlol those Dodgers Into that ninth Inning \ilth I IWIF run on .

Alston Has Tough Job

WE imagine that Walter Alston's Job is the lowest or any manager in the majors. He must work under or cloud most of the time. probably thinking that nuioclior is second guessing him on the majority at plays. The talk that has come out or the

els' comp may be all talk, and nothing more, but you can be certain it has had its effect on the quiet-spoken Waller Alston. However, we still think that the Dodger top brass will stay loyal to smoke-y. He has given honest effort and had the Dodgens in the thick at contention most or the time. Leo has also enjoyed his years or greatness but we are really convinced they are be- hind and lie just loves ha revive the memories

Good To Leo

TEE title at DW'S recent truck 15 "I Came To Kill. You" and our {ﬁend Dick Young has some apt wirer uhmlt it. Shy: Young: “Now either they out the title on the wrong story. or they meant you‘d die laughing. He doesn't kill anything in I’ll: m, except maybe IIRK the t‘l-uﬁh."

We Ire ldl with the Idea that Leo has their excellent an ll hllnlell In hll lrtlclel He doesn‘t {III any Victlm of mod- enly and he lets the public know that Mr. Dnrocller Ins quite I figure. Ills emphllls II on [go Ind he lleepa Nil! emphnsin

'rhe roar-ems Aston Martin Cooper. named the city of Vii:-

' the hometown oi Ga- lloslehulr who ilrat tried to oualily it ior Thursday'n run. didn't make it through the Iirst so laps.

Johnny Rutherlord ol Fot‘tI who quaiiiled th

wound up Wm, mm mm“, car developed an oil leak alteri

Dd fourth place finishes.

The Ford ‘ Powered racer: were built by Britain's Colin Chapman, lealuring o (lame- lens. low-slung chassis and us- lnB gasoline Instead at tile opeedway‘s conventional alcohol blend that. They proved the

he-

lleved they would he to the on lenllnuser (nul- - cylinder power Plant i When Jones relentlessly his machine I ning Inns In tho zwlap grind. it marked the 17th straight trlt umph tor the Olly engine

TED

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tooled P n n-

menace, HE kept roaring In front through the he 62 laps

Charlottetown

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Clark was clocked at o1 av vt‘s

111. place clocking 140.151.

Jlm Hurtuhlse oi North Tona~ McCluskey on the 68th _ wanna, N.Y,, beat Jones In the ‘Mccluskey spun out at the race St. Peters at Cardigan: opening lap, out the Calirornian.when Jones was roaring into then immediately took charge otiliis last lap. ‘brenk lor McGluskey. who ran I no poorer than seventh most or xt , put the race and was third at the on his ﬁrst stop yielded the load iso-ynile morn.

mar-minute pit stop. clark handled his Lotus Foral

with extreme skill. in: only oil mare were "I" °ff on Wednes- stop lor tire change and roluel. day evening and mother three wart: tnr 237 miles. The are “heduled I" “11! comma Morel! at Georgetown.

ame or

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harply.

142.21l'tl

crane. w . lace average was 090 and nronson‘a titlll Clark look

the lead from

lap.

It was a louih

love with daring. display- Sunday June 24 ‘ ing unsuspected ape light mullnt. down the stralla’h aways and cutting the tumor!

., here t. that hair or the schedule:

‘Cnrdignn at Georgetown; Ward‘s tourth place time was. Stewart It Soul-is.

spurts at Cardigan Georgetown at Mt. Stewart.

l at Georgetown.

gun at Mt. stewart.

Igetown; Cardigan at Morell.l

thronghont the entire yarn. _ Agreotn-iendoioinouier loteo’l‘heLlp

Baseball League Releases Draw

King's County Baseball League activity swung into action last weekend with three games nlay- ed on Sunday allemooll. Three

Souris at St, Peters.

June 23 St. Peter‘s al George (own: More“ at Snul'is: Peakel nt Corditnn.

June 26 st, Peters at Mt. ste- Georgetown at Souri .

June 30 ML Stewart at Peakes; is the remalnder of LII! Georgetown n! More“; Cardigan

June 2 Mt. Stewart at st. Feb. June : Souris at Morell: Geor-

ers: More" at Penkcs: Cardigan getown at St. Peters; Ml. Ste- 42 5 int Souris.

wart at Cardigan.

Notcs: ALL Fcokes games count lour ill points. ALL Wed. needoy games start at 5.30 pm June a Feukes at st. Peters; Ind are at 7 innings duration.

A mecling ol the league exe- eutivc and the umpires is call- ed ior tonight in March nnrish hall. The time is 9 o‘clock.

I French Ski Ace ls Suspended

BEEN i” ‘ French xkl

June 5 st. Peters at Morell: Mt.‘

June 12 Morell tit Mt. Stewar

Julie 16 More“ at George- own: Solll'is at Peakes: Cardi-

June 19 Mt. Stewart nt Geor I

IT'S HARNESS RACING TIME AGAIN

. ace Charles union has been . suspended for a year tor taking ; part in a proiessional contest in Canada last January, the presi- dent oi the international ski Federation said Thursday.

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