Phillies Scribes Salute Mays Yet Willie Steals Show
In a mistyped box score laden report, the Orioles beat the Twins 8-1 as Camilo Pascual allowed 11 hits but secured the win. Zoilo Versalles homered and doubled, Vic Power went 3-for-5, while Bob Allison drove in a run for Minnesota.
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Nicklaus And Lema Favored In Champions
The article notes Nicklaus and Lema as favorites for the Tournament of Champions with bets reflecting their recent form. Palmer and Casper sit around 5-1 and 6-1 respectively while the field includes Sanders Pitt January and others. Lema recently married and prepares for the $60,000 event opening Thursday amid strong betting interest.
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Ecee Lema
Whitey Ford
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Thomas
Nicklaus
Lema
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Billy Casper
Janet Tat
Fried Chicken Beef Tender Steaks 99c at Red Brick Inn
Special Tuesday Web Thursday sale at Red Brick Inn features fried chicken and beef tender steaks for 99 cents each. Local diners urged to visit for limited time offer.
Kennedy To Succeed Pody As NBA Chief
J Walter Kennedy, mayor of Stamford Connecticut, will be named president of the National Basketball Association on Wednesday. The former Notre Dame press chief and early NBA publicity advocate will replace Maurice Podoloff, who has led the league since its 1946 formation.
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NBA
Maurice Podoloff
Middletown Sets Basketball Card 1963 64 Schedule
Middletown High School releases the 1963 64 basketball schedule. Games listed include dates at Anderson St Marys, Muncie Burris, Summville, Pendleton, Knightstown, Markleville, Dunkirk, Yorktown, Mississinewa, Cambridge City, Madison County Tournament, Franklin, Richmond, Union City, Lapel, and Daleville with a Pendleton tournament.
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Markleville
Dunkirk
Yorktown
Plississinewa
Cambridge City
Madison County
Fraskton
Richmond
Royerton
Union City
Lapel
Dalevillé
From The Mouth For Shoemaker By Riding Derby Entries
Louisville AP report notes jockey Willie Shoemaker has ridden six of nine probable Kentucky Derby starters. He rode Bonjou to victory in the Derby Trial Tuesday. Shoemaker jokes about catching and keeping his glove on, deflecting questions from sportswriters.
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Willie
Delta Queen Triumphs In Steamboat Derby Race
In Louisville Kentucky the Delta Queen defeated the Belle of Louisville by about one mile in a 4 mile Ohio River race from downtown wharf to Six Mile Island and back. The Belle, loaded with dignitaries led by County Judge Marion Cook, was delayed 45 minutes by mud. The Delta Queen, based in Cincinnati, wins as part of the Kentucky Derby Festival ahead of the 99th Derby at Churchill Downs.
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Jefferson County
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Churchill Downs
Bonjour Earns Derby Trial Win at Churchill Downs
Bonjour raced to the front in the stretch to win the $16,200 Derby Lina at Churchill Downs with Willie Shoemaker aboard. He beat Gray Pet by three quarters of a length, with On My Honor third. Shoemaker, going for his 200th stakes winner, recently rode Candy Spots in the Kentucky Derby.
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Eleven Rear Engine Cars Lead Indianapolis Practice Spotlight
Indianapolis opens a month of practice for the Memorial Day 500 with eleven rear-engine entries expected to shake up the field. Veterans cling to Offenhauser engines while observers debate the shift, as drivers target the 150 mph marks despite a 140 mph two-day speed limit.
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Pennel Reclaims World Pole Vault Record in Monroe
John Pennel, 22, Miami, regained the world pole vault record with a 16 foot 7 inch mark in a Monroe dual meet between Northeast Louisiana State and Northwestern Louisiana State. The performance followed a 16-5 vault by Brian Sternberg and precedes a later attempt in the same meet. Pennel first set the world record in Memphis earlier in March.
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Evansville Reitz Takes Track Meet
Evansville Reitz won the city track meet led by a city record broad jump and Tom Miller’s 22 feet 2 inches leap as Bosse, led by Gene Lockyear’s 57 feet 4 inch shot put, finished second. It marks Reitz’s third straight city title and builds state meet expectations. Geneva topped district centers in receipts with 2,455, Rock Island led regionals with 7,318.20 and Moline led sectionals with 11,856.
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