Santa Claus Wins Epsom Derby For Record Purse
In EPSOM England UPI Santa Claus ridden by Scobie Breasley surged to beat Indiana by a length to claim the Epsom Derby and a record purse of 201787 dollars. Indiana, Dilettante Hi and Baldrick were among the top finishers as Irish bred Santa Claus claimed his owner's and trainer's pride. The slow 2 41.9 clocking came on soft turf after rain.
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Lary Denies Criticizing Dressen Over Rules
New York based pitcher Lary of the New York Mets denied claims he criticized manager Chuck Dressen for strict Detroit rules. He said Dressen is a good manager and his rules are good though he believed Detroit players were not relaxed. Lary insisted there were no personal differences and he never criticized Dressen’s method or rules.
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Cassius Clay's Nigeria visit cut short in Lagos
In Lagos Nigeria Cassius Clay cut short his three day stay leaving Cairo with officials unhappy over costs. Abraham Ordia secretary of the Nigerian Sports Council called him a world heavyweight champion and noted his uncertain diplomacy amid mixed reactions from local followers. The visit reportedly cost the council about 2800 and ended sooner than planned.
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Sadecki Delivers as Williams Slugging St. Louis Triumphs
Ray Sadecki allowed Billy Williams to connect little as Ken Boyer hit a three run homer in the third and St Louis beat the Chicago Cubs 7 6. Williams entered at .422 before going 0 for 4 as Boyer and Santo homered for the Cardinals while Sadecki earned the win and Craig finished.
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Civic Men's Golf Begins At Elwood
The Anderson Civic Men's Golf League starts Friday afternoon June 11 at Edgewood Country Club. Teams include Exchange Club Kiwanis Rotary Optimist Lions and Downtown Coaches' Clubs. A 12 week schedule will be submitted for ratification to local clubs in three days.
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Pitcock Outhits Decker's But Lose in Babe Ruth Play
Pitcock Outhit Decker's 10 to 7 at Crawford Field as Decker's outdistances the rivals in hits 6 to 7. Lewis earned strikeouts for Decker's while Perkins hit a home run for Pitcock's. Upcoming games list Crawford Field 5:30 Deck er's vs Sprite 8:00 Marsh vs Mace's and South Diamond 5:30 Guide Lamp vs Madison Concessions.
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Lions Club Edges DelcoRemy In 10 Innings Thriller
In a 10 inning Fairview Park game yesterday the Lions Club edged DelcoRemy 4 to 3 after Yates tied the score with a seventh inning homer for DelcoRemy. DelcoRemy led 3 1, then corrected to 3 3 in extra frames before the Lions prevailed. Schedule notes list 5:30 Delco Remy vs Guide Lamp and other clashes among local clubs. An emergency meeting called by Central Indiana Baseball League Secretary Harry Bradway seeks confirmation of an Indianapolis team, with eight teams proposed from New Castle, Anderson Cedar Lodge, Muncie, Kokomo, Lafayette, Frankfort and the Indels All-Stars.
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Sachs Is Buried In Home Town Cemetery
Eddie Sachs, killed in the Indianapolis 500, was buried in Bethlehem PA after a requiem Mass at SS Simon and Jude. The service was conducted by the Rev Frederick Melloy. Sachs, 37, was laid to rest in Holy Savior cemetery following a memorial in his hometown.
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Chicago Ends Cleveland's Five-Game Streak
The Chicago White Sox halted Cleveland's five game win streak by blanking the Indians 0 to 0 behind three hit pitching from Joe Horlen. Horlen, Weber, and teammates held Cleveland to minimal offense as Chicago capitalized on timely hits and a strong defensive effort.
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Moore Corn And Joy Shine In Babe Ruth
Jeff Corn pitched a four hit win for Local 662 at South Madison Avenue diamond aided by John Joy with a triple and double driving in six runs. Moore homered twice as Coca-Cola blanked Fe seh's 8 to 0 at the South diamond with strong pitching and timely hitting from Moore and Songer.
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Harness Driver Dies At Age 70
Lexington Kentucky AP report notes the death of a harness driver aged seventy. Details are limited in the provided snippet.
Welker's Heights Tops Alexandria In Legion Start
Welker's Heights opened with an 18 to 3 demolition of Alexandria on the Alexandria diamond, led by Welker's Heights offense. Bronnenberg and Walter Davis noted in a broad box of players from Corydon Indiana. Davis was found dead in a cab in Detroit, police said natural causes. The game featured Welker's 127 Hockett Legion team and a strong early season start on the diamond.
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