Our Native Declared Winner At Keeneland
In Lexington Ky Our Native edged Starkers by a neck in the Flaming Stakes at Keeneland to claim a Bluegrass prep win. Hartack rode Our Native while Danny Car Connections’ Starkers faltered late as Warbucks and Mr Prospector chased in a five horse field.
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Bob Cooper
Starkers
Associated Press
Lexington
Dorthing
Hartack
Keene
Danny Car
Native
Fen
Kengan
Tive
Prospector
America
Greentree
Warbucks
Our Native
Caldona
Hinlegh
Royal
Regal
Wea
Royal and Regal Is
Yellegesly
Pet i
Atr. Prospector
Aisco
Mr. Prospector
Miles
E. E. Klemeyer
Pet
Calumet
Ite
Farm
Our Na
Bill Hartack
Don Brumfield
Raual Field
King
Secretariat Sham Ready For Derby Duel
Secretariat and Sham, the top Derby favorites, prepared for the Wood Memorial at Aqueduct and Belmont Park. Trainer Lucien Laurin said Secretariat can beat any horse, while trainer Bill Martin praised Sham as a serious Derby challenger. Five other yearlings are listed as potential Wood entrants, including Champagne Charlie and Knightly Dawn.
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ED Schuyler
Isintercot
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Ken
Gotham
Laurin
Secretariat
Oval
Aqueduct
Ace
Lucien Laurin
Meadow Stable
Frank
Pancho
Artin
Sigmund Som
Mer's Sham
Santa Anitas
Worken
Jong
Martin
Sham
Belmont Park
Wood
Churchill Downs
Vince Matthews
Clos
Matthews l
Munich
Brooklyn
New York
Vincent Matthews
Preciacty
Matthews
Wayne Collett
Vincent
Champagne Charlie
Leo's Pires
Knightly Dawn
Sham's Stable
Settecenio
Flush
Gold Medals Mean Less To Blacks
A discussion on the value of Olympic success for Black athletes notes few win long term rewards. Noting examples like Charles Jenkins and Hayes Jones, the piece compares post victory careers, media attention, and earnings to white medalists and pro sports, with skepticism about lasting impact.
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Yatooa
William Gilder
The
Washington Post
Athens
Nk Se
Jeuse
Ene Lput
Matthews
Brooks Johnson
Washington
Charley Jenkins
Charlie Dumas
Bill Dia
Jafter
Afer Johnson
Hayes Jones
New
York City
Jutta Heina
Germany
U. S
Munich
Turdler
Lacey O'Neal
International Olympic Committee
Collett
Dave Wottle
Council of Youth Opportunity
Sts Rouge
Caristo
Daver
Rod Milburn
Rodney Milburn
Daven
Chance
Port
Baton Rouge
Milburn
Pye
Davenport
Lowry
Angeles Rams
Tad
Pee Reel
Downing named Big Ten MVP and Tribune Silver Basketball
Indiana sharpshooter Steve Downing was named the Big Ten most valuable player as Indiana won the conference title. He led Indiana with a 20.1 point scoring average and 10.6 rebound per game while shooting 50 percent from the field, edging Nek Weatherspoon and Jim Brewer for the award.
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Chicago
Steve Downing
Indiana
Monday
Chicago Tribune
Indianapolis
Hoosiers
Downing
Nek Weatherspoon Oflinois
Jim Brewer
Minnesota
Toronto Coach Resigns After Disappointing Leafs Season
Toronto announced Tuesday the resignation of Coach John McLellan after four seasons guiding the Maple Leafs who finished sixth in the NHL East Division and failed to reach the playoffs.
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Toronto
Toonto Maple Leafs
John McLellan
McLellan
Leafs
Jim Gregory
Leaf
Maple Leafs
National Hockey League
Seafsy
Ontario Hockey Association
A Kelley
Pittsburgh Penguins
NHL
Yankees Acquire Jim Ray Hart From Giants
The New York Yankees bought veteran infielder Jim Ray Hart from the San Francisco Giants for a cash sum. Hart, 11-year veteran, is planned as a designated hitter with the club not confirming a specific roster move. He has dealt with shoulder and knee issues but fueled past seasons with power and run production.
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New York Yankees
Eran Jim Ray Hert
San Francisco Giants
Phoen
Giants
Hart
Johnny Mie
Yankees
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Peggy Fleming
Wilma Rudolph
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Hime
George Fren
White
Mexico City
Willie Davenport
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Ws Society
Cine
Genera
Canada
Ran
Pete Maravich
J.D. Rich Appliances
Jim Ray Hart
Ayrxa Ata
Oa Sdks
Norelco
Shaver-Saver Clinic
Web
Dayton
Eento
Garey Wheels
Fastrak
Wawi
Hye
Eberbach
Mike Hanna
Volkswagen
North Para
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