Cicada Heads Seven Rivals In Coaching Club Stakes
Meadow Stable filly Cicada faces seven rivals in the Coaching Club American Oaks at Belmont Park with Batter Up and Broadway skipping the race. The 1 1/8 mile event could complete a Meadow Stable sweep of the New York Triple Crown after Cicada won the Acorn and Mother Goose.
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York Racing Association
City Softball Tourney narrows to three contenders
Emge's defeats Galbraith's 5-1 in a tight 30 inning game to stay unbeaten as the City Softball Tourney moves into the second round. Pendleton and Chesterfield also win to keep pace with Emge's, while other Friday action features exhibition losses and district line scores.
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Senators Rally Past Tigers in 5-4 Win
Washington capitalized on a seventh inning rally led by Chuck Hinton two run homer to edge Detroit 5-4. Norm Cash opened with a homer for Detroit, Bob Johnson tied it and Hinton delivered the decisive hit as Pete Burnside closed out the late Tigers threat.
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Colts Top Giants as Browne and Larker Shine
Browne and Larker starred as the Colts defeated the Giants. UPI reports Olympic tryouts for 1964 will be held in New York City with 16 of 20 events slated, and a possible track and field site in New York, as officials outline plans and funding for trials ahead of the Games scheduled October 19 1964.
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Kokomo Tops Hockett-Mace in Lopsided Baseball Clash
Kokomo traveled to Hockett-Mace and returned with a 7 to 1 loss for the visitors. Errors fueled Kokomo’s sweep as they crossed the plate in four innings and only four runs were earned.
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Jim Jewell Clinches Junior Golf Semi Finals
Jim Jewell, 18, of South Bend, won the Indiana Junior Golf Championship matches at Purdue to reach the semifinals. He defeated Wayne Shireliff 8-6 in the morning and Gene Merritt 7-4 in the quarterfinals, improving to four straight wins without going past the 16th hole. He advances to face Bob Bender, while Dave Schumaker and Kenneth Young join the set of semifinalists. Jewell shot an eagle on the 395-yard seventh and was four under par for 11 holes in the morning round.
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Aaron Slams Two Homers To Sweep Mets In DH
Hank Aaron hit two home runs and drove in three as the Milwaukee Braves swept a doubleheader from the New York Mets. Gus Bell added a three run homer in the opener while rain shortened the nightcap.
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