Derby Preview: Bombshell Bets and Bold Favorites
Ken tucky Derby field of fifteen races at Churchill Downs with Foolish Pleasure and Prince Thou Art favored. Avatar surfaces as a catchy name pick with Bill Shoemaker aboard while Bombay Duck stands at 15 to 1. The piece notes high attendance and urging fans to use transit and bring money for Derby day viewing.
Ravens split doubleheader with Franklin College in baseball
Franklin College won game one decisively as Anderson starter Dave Linkhorn took the loss. In game two, Ravens defeated Franklin 1 0 on an unearned run in the fifth inning to salvage a split.
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Franklin College
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Anderson
Dave Linkhorn
Derby Field Packed for 101st Kentucky Derby Foolish Pleasure Favored
The 15 horses for the 101st Derby at Churchill Downs include Foolish Pleasure the Florida Derby and Wood Memorial winner with post three. Other contenders include Master Derby Prince Thou Art Sylvan Place and Diabolo as odds leaders in a field that features Rushing Man Avatar Promised City and Bombay Duck among stakes winners. Weather kept track sloppy then dry as post positions were drawn with ABC set to televise the race from 5 p.m. EDT.
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al Jay
Darby Dan Farm
Robert Lehmann
Diabolo
Avatar
Churchill Downs
Prince Thou Art
Sylvan Place
Rushing Man
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Fashion Sale
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Foolish Pleasure
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Knoxville
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del Mar
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Larry Spraker
Pendleton Heights and Hagerstown Golf Meet
Pendleton Heights rapped Hagerstown 328-370 in a varsity golf meet at Idlewold. Arabians top scorer Guy Sisson shot 73 with 83 by Andy Hilbert and 88 by Don Woods. Hagerstown’s Mackey led with 89, joined by Celler 92 Workman 93 Nelson 96 Petro 101.
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Pendleton Heights
Hagerstown
Idlewold
Guy Sisson
Andy Hilbert
Jim Blake
Don Woods
Keith Strobel
Mackey
Celler
Workman
Nelson
Petro
Trevino and Graham Lead Houston Open After First Round
In Houston, two-time PGA champion Lee Trevino and Australian David Graham shot five under 66 to share the first-round lead at the Houston Open. They were followed by a group including Jerry McGee, Dale Douglass, and Alan Tapie at 67. Arnold Palmer struggled with a 74, while defending champ Dave Hill faced a 73.
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Trevino
David Graham
Sivunder
Texas
Graham
Jerry McGee
Dale Douglass
Alan Tapie
Eddie Pearce
Woodlands Country Club
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Johnny Miller
Tom Weiskopf
Gary Player
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Trojans blank Tribe as New Castle wins 10-0
North Central Conference foe New Castle shut out Anderson 10-0 in five innings. Chaine Tower twirled a two hit shutout with eight strikeouts while five Tribe errors, including four by Chris Plummer, aided the decisive loss. Mark Booher homered and doubled, driving in three. Anderson remains winless in NCC starts at 0-2 and 3-5 overall. The Indians travel to Muncie North today and return to Memorial Field Monday to host Alexandria.
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Peter Danforth
Tribe
New Castle
Trojans
Anderson
Chris Plummer
Chaine Tower
al Hurley
Tower
Mark Booher
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Indians
Muncie
Memorial Field
Alexandria
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