Belmont Field Set as U.S Open Berths Decided Next Week
Belmont Stakes nominees include Kauai King and Stupendous among 13 sites awaiting next week’s decision on U.S Open berths. Ford’s Kaltal leads supplemental entries with plans for trial gallop, while Henry Forrest’s contingent eyes Friday afternoon entries.
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Dodgers Win on Davis Triple in Koufax Artful Duel
In St Louis, Willie Davis triple and a Bob Tolan error produced the Dodgers only run as Sandy Koufax. The lefty notched his sixth straight win to reach 9-1, allowing seven hits in a duel with Al Jackson. Davis, first Dodger to reach base past first, scampered home after the misplayed relay by Julian Javier. Jackson took the loss, his third in seven decisions.
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No-Hitter by Bird Highlights PepsI-Cola Win
Ray Bird pitched a no hitter and struck out 12 as Pepsi-Cola edged Elwood 1-0 in the Commercial Softball League. Other games saw Windlow IMALIC Agency top Local ed 54, and Alibi unleash a barrage against Alexandria with multiple home runs and key RBIs.
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Don’t Unadvisedly Plant Minnows in Sportsmen Digest
A compact item notes cautionary guidance for readers of Sportsman’s Digest regarding small game fish and practice ethics. It emphasizes avoiding careless propagation or misrepresentation of minor species and stresses responsible handling in hunting and fishing discussions.
Eckert Sets Views on Expansion Plans for Major Leagues
Major League Baseball commissioner William D Eckertoutlined expansion as likely but not immediate He favored a future increase to four new franchises within eight to ten years while cautioning against diluting quality and delaying growth He indicated no timetable and offered two plausible paths for expansion within three to five years or later.
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Bob Fields Aims For Fourth Sun Valley Figure 8 Win
Greenfield driver Bob Fields seeks a fourthFigure 8 victory at Andersons Sun Valley Speedway on Saturday night June 4 with time trials at 6 40 p m and heats at 8 30 p m about 150 drivers compete top challengers include Jim Brewer Noblesville Bob Evans Elmer Brown Bill Keep George Ferry Herb Rose Dick Hinshaw Jim Wyman Don Andrews and John Keller Andrews injured Sunday but expected ready. Rollie Beale wins Little 300 sprint car race in Toledo driving Chevrolet powered car.
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Americans Win Several Singles Matches at Northern Lane Tennis
In Manchester England, American players led by Fliff Richey Hon Holmberg and Billie Jean King captured key wins in the Northern Lane Tennis Championships. Richey beat Clay Hes vt 6-4 7-5 while Holmberg downed Stanley Matthews 4-6 6-4 6-1. Mrs King (Alhambra Calif) saved a tougher test before defeating Meryna Godwyn 6-4 6-2 and then Viviene Dennis 2 1 6 6 2. Jane Albert (Pebble Beach Calif) won, Esme Emmanuel fell. Tory Ann Fretz (Harrisburg Pa) beat Jill Lloyd 2 6 0 6 1. Nancy Reed (Gaithersburg Md) beat Joyce Williams after Williams sprained an ankle. Others faltered as Mimi Arnold and Rosemary Casals dropped matches, while Rita Bentley upset Stephanie Defina 6-3 6-2.
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Bowling Skills and Honor Roll across Local Trades
A community bulletin lists bowling results for Rains Gardens, Norwood Howl, and Pan Missers with team scores and individual honors. It catalogs entries like Warfield Ins 3 Meadowbrook Standard 1 and top accuracies such as Russell 223 and Taylor 247.
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iU Will Honor Author Harker at Indiana University
Indiana University will award its highest alumni honor to Russell P. Harker, longtime IU band director and Frankfort attorney, during commencement weekend. He shares the Alumni Award stage with notable figures including Joseph Hayes and Patton Hill, reflecting a ceremony honoring distinguished alumni and service.
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Central College Track Draws 300 Athletes To Notre Dame Meet
Nearly 300 athletes from 41 schools converge on the University of Notre Dame for the Central Collegiate Conference track meet. Defending champions from Kansas Michigan State and Missouri aim to defend titles as Western Michigan and Indiana join the strong field. Kansas drivers like Gary Schwartz and Tom Parma headline events including discus and javelin while MSU medalists return in hurdles and sprints.
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