Derby favorite Forward Pass draws 13th in Kentucky Derby
Louisville reports Forward Pass the Kentucky Derby favorite drew post thirteen for the 14-entry field. Dancer's Image and Native Dancer also loaded, with weights set at 125 pounds for the 1 1/4 mile race worth about $122,660 to the winner.
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Downing Kids Learn Bowling Basics At Local Club
Young bowlers are urged to focus on fundamentals and consistent aiming spots. Don Carter and Marion Ladewig offer a booklet on delivery for 20 cents, with a self addressed stamp envelope to National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.
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YWOA swims to 3rd in state meet despite other clubs
Anderson YWCA placed third at the YWOA State Swim Meet with 176 points. Richmond led with four teams, while Hammond and Muncie showed strong showings. Anderson’s Gail Rhoda Annie Craig and Chris Nay led individual events with multiple medals and relay placements. The season-ending awards will be held May 19 at Grandview Golf Club.
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St Ambrose Hosts Annual Track Meet This Saturday
St Ambrose holds its annual senior high track meet Saturday at 10 am on the Madison Weights field. Participating teams include St Ambrose St Marys Leach and Marktoville with a trophy awarded to the winning team and an outstanding individual. The Oakland Athletics won 10 of 12 spring training games against American League teams.
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Nicklaus shoots 65 to lead Houston golf field
Jack Nicklaus fired a 65 in the opening round of the Houston Champions International, grabbing the lead by one stroke over Dan Sikes and a cluster of players including Weiskopf Archer De Vincenzo and Miller. He birdied the final hole for a six foot putt and said he is just coming into shape and building for Augusta.
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Lapel Edges Highland In Narrow White River Meet
Highland defeated Lapel 8 4 while Westfield lost to Lapel in a 10 9 tight finish. Bodkin led Highland with a 35 medalist effort as Lapel prepares to host Hamilton Heights in the final White River Conference tuneup next Thursday.
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U S Open Golf field grows for 1963 championship
The United States Golf Association announced a 3 045 entry total for the open at Oak Hill Rochester New York from June 13 to 16. Defending champion Jack Nicklaus leads a list of 94 exempt players including Gary Player Arnold Palmer Ken Venturi and Julius Boros. Local qualifying is set for May 20 21 at 56 sites with sectional finals June 3 4 at four locations to form a 16 man field joining 34 exempt players. Former champions exempt without qualifying include Cary Middlecoff Ben Hogan Sam Snead and Gene Littler among others.
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Tri County Plans Smoker Saturday Event at Golf Club
Tri County Men's smoker and stop early will be at 7 p.m. in the clubhouse. Public sale runs from 7 to 9 a.m. Saturday May 4. Pro manager Robert Selomon announces details for the Tri County Golf Club event.
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Foyt Makes First 1968 Indy Appearance After Helmet Marking
Indianapolis practice reports show A J Foyt making his 1968 Indy start on a new car for the Houston driver. Foyt is forced to return to the pits for not placing his name on his helmet as required by USAC rules. Others on track include Graham Hill and Mike Spence with turbine cars amid ongoing rule changes.
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All-County Golfers Qualifying for 500 Event Opens
Eligible golfers may enter the 18 hole qualifying round at Edgewood on Sunday morning. Players with any Madison County club handicap can compete for a chance to advance to the IndianapolIs 500 Pro Celebrities Tourney. Entry fee is three dollars.
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Buc Golfers Win Easily Again at Old Oaks
Madison Heights defeated Lawrence Central 393 to 423 in medal play at Old Oaks. Mike Roberts led with a 1 under par 71. Pirates had three scorers under 80, including Mickey Dee and Trent Stephenson with 79 and 83 respectively.
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