Bally Ache Named Belmont Favorite In Rich Belmont Stakes Field
Bally Ache the 8-5 Belmont favorite faces 3-year-olds including Tooth and Nail Nail and Disperse in a deep field. The Belmont at a mile and a half is the final leg of the triple crown with top riders unsettled and jockey changes ongoing as selection decisions loom.
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New York
Bally Ache
Sland Syndicate
WsNail
C.V. Whitney
Tompion
Nomi
Belmont
Guggenheim
Revert J. Kleberg
Disperse
Max Hirsch
Sam Boulmetis
Jimmy Pitt
Bobby Ussery
Three World Record Holders To Compete In Midwest Open
Three world record holders Glenn Davis Elias Gilbert and Willie Williams lead a strong field at the third annual Midwest Open AAU track and field meet in Fort Wayne Indiana. Defending Olympic champion Greg Bell and Purdue sprinter Dave Mills are also entered with Ira Murchison possibly expanding the star power. More than two hundred entrants from Big Ten schools clubs and other large programs are expected to attend the two day event at Northrop Field with competition stretching across sprints hurdles and relays.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Northrop Field
Big Ten
Glenn Davis
Elias Gilbert
Willie Williams
Greg Bell
Dave Mills
Purdue
Alan
Ira Murchison
Villians
Ravens Schedule and college and local sports brief
Schedule listings cover the Ravens 11 home games with opponents and venues. The text also notes college and local league matchups, a Delco-Remy vs Davis Dairy score, and Jim Rathmann entering the Vanderbilt Cup race alongside Michigan State football schedules for 1960.
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Irathmann
Westbury
N.Y
Jim Rathmann
Michigan State
Tor
Michigan
Iowa
Ohio State
Detroit
Hoosier Market Dominates Local 1944 In Meadowbrook
Hoosier Market raced around the bases to win 20 to 6 over Local 1944 in Meadowbrook Little League. Morgan of Local 1944 hit the game’s only homer in the fifth. Meantime Exchange faces D A s Men tonight at 3 30 am in Meadowbrook.
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Green Dunes
Bill Haitack
Hedley Woodhouse
Joh William
Coeywarees Aye
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UPI
Cleveland
Kansas City
Venetian Way
Washington
Woodeshick
Carey
Kansas
Belmont
Tooth Indians
Woodland Nail
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Valdivielso
Gardner
Siebern
Sieber
Jight
Campe
Nagen
Neader
Mcarcy
Whisenant
Allison
Kravitz
Ged Sox
Green
Bauer
S—F. Thrones
Berry
Baltey
Aldivielse
Clereind
Piersall Cf
Ayated A
Rae
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I Dat Bridge
Trat Kuenn Cf
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Keoughck
Woodeshick Powerb
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Romano
Geiger Rf
Clevenger
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Daley Pite Atters
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Sadowski
Trowbridge
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Formieles
Lew Yorn
Sullivan
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Thomson
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Borland
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Adelphia Phillies
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Cavier
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McDaniel
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Iain Sullivan
Doom
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Morgan
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Temple
Koons
Logan
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Cros Street
Edge North Pharmacy
Shadyshe
Trees
Cross St
Moose
Goehring Gulf
Shadyside
NS Pharmacy
Swanson
Reveal
Ledsford
Robbins
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Machen Wins In Decision Over Johnson
Eddie Machen defeats Alonzo Johnson in a unanimous decision over ten rounds in Chicago. Machen, cheered and elbowing noted, outsped his opponent and kept control from the start, extending his record to 34 wins in 37 bouts.
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Johnson
Chicago
UPD
Eddie Machen
Alonzo Johnson
Ed Wojick
Notre _ Johnson
Pame
Lincoln
Neb
Bertiewosick
Manchester
Conn
Weissman
Notre
Dame
Wojick
Werse
Jim McManus
Bill Doty
Ed Press International
Johnsons
Johnson Defeats Machen After Aggressive Bout
Johnson survives a rough exchange as Machen dominates the early action with wrestling and clinching. A final swing cuts Johnson above the eye ending the round as the fighters trade heavy blows and body control.
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