Carry Back Favored In 15 Horse Derby At Louisville
In steady rain at Churchill Downs 15 horses await the 87th Kentucky Derby. Carry Back is the 5-2 favorite in the 1 1/4 mile classic with Florida shipper Crozier the 3-2 second choice on a track the rain may briefly break with a 72 degree forecast. Post time 4:30 p.m. EST on CBS.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Carry Back
Jay Fox
Eastwood Stable
Wilbur Clark
William
Man In Space Shows Heart Of Champion
SEATTLE AP America horse and crew links to astronaut era. Mentions Robert Lehman Ambionoise, Albertas, Santa Anita Derby, Woodside Naval Academy, Brown’s On His Metal, Jenkins Jr. Seattle sales Dearborn, Alberta Ranches, Dr. Miller, May Breakfast postponement. References to multiple names and teams in a fragmented historical sports piece.
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Robert Lehman
Garden State
Seattle
America
Leon
J. Graham
Brown
Bigger
Bass Clef
Veralguys
Varsity
Smith
Louisi
Annapolis
William
Derby
Emil A. Dust
Jenkins Jr
Dearborn
Tors
Jenkins
Shepard
Alberta Ranches
Ethel D. Jacobs
Dr. Miller
Brae Burm Farm
Track Teams Readied for Earlham Meet and Relays
AC Diamond and Raven clubs prepare for Earlham Invitational events with Earlham, Huntington, and Goshen involvement. Jackie Beatty leads Chico singles with 647 while Marge McDaniels shines for Mountview. Ravens chase relay supremacy as Erskine adjusts lineups and hopes for strong performances from Havens, Telfer, and Teague.
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Jackie Beatty
Chico
Calif
Anderson College
Andi
Raven
Beane
Ree Ashies
HCC
Congress
Carl Ers Hanover
Goshen
Rich-Hanover
Taylor
Goshensite
Earlham
California
Marge McDaniels
Mountview
Fifth Street
Nat Johnson
Erskine
Teges
Johnson
Maple Leaves
Rose Anne Bretzer
Liverpool
Ravens
Manchester
Mary Pashoff
St. Louis
Hoosier College
Jiriangular
Indiana State
Judy Golden
Alexandria
Ference
Laura Steele
Columbus
Ohio
Ledger
Jim Hennegar
Henegar
Earl
Hile
Bob Wood
Tom Teague
Los Angeles Dodger
Eastside
Derby Data for Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs
Facts and figures for Saturdays Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs show 15 starters racing 1 1/4 miles with a purse of 125000 added and total gross 163000. Favorites Carry Back and Crozier hold 3 to 1 odds. last year’s winner Venetian Way. track conditions muddy with cloudy skies and a 100000 crowd. post time around 4 30 p.m. EST and TV on CBS.
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Katherine Price
Fred W. Hooper
Whirlaway
Gradio
CBS
Sacred Heart Belts St. Mary's Players
Sacred Heart overwhelmed St. Marys rinksmen 11 to 4 on the Sar ah Shank course in Indianapolis yesterday. Results show SM players losing to SH foes with scores and partial results. notable bouts include Bee son and Schmalz victories as well as a draw between Heider and Annea.
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St. Mary's
Sarah Shank
Indianapolis
Head
B. Schmalz
Charlie
D. Beeson
Daoust
J. Beeson
Heider
Annea
Laughlin
Tost
Schmalz
Pirates Top Carmel Twice In High School Golf
Madison Heights repulsed Carmel twice at the Edgewood course for an eighth victory in twelve matches. Varsity results show MH players defeating Carmel opponents with multiple 3-0 and 3-1 decisions, including Dilts Mills and Ferris, while reserves routed Carmel scrubs 141.
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Carmel
Edgewood
Pirate
Carmel Scrubs
Varsity Humphrey
Wood
Dilts
Phelan
Mills
Mayhew
Deck
Richards
Ross
Reese
Purdue atmosphere mirrors Hughes and Foster in early Open rounds
Jo Ann Prentice Ruth Jessen and Barbara Romack shared the first round lead at the Betsy Rawls Peach Blossom Women’s Open in Spartanburg while Ronnie Hughes and Clarence Foster of Kokomo led Indiana state champions. Hughes later signed a Purdue basketball scholarship amid a detailed athletic resume including football and baseball letters.
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S.C
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Birmingham
Ala
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Seattle
Wash
Barbara Romack
Sacramento
Calif
Kokomo
Ind
Ronnie Hughes
Clarence Foster
Purdue
Hughes
Pannon Hughes
Miss Rawls
van Arsdale Twins
Indiana
Voite
Napolis Manual
Kent
Foster
Russell Signs 3 Year Contract With Celtics
Boston star center Bill Russell signed a three year contract announced by owner Walter Brown. Russell, a two time MVP, helped the Celtics win five championships in five seasons while missing a finals game with an ankle injury.
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UPI
Billl Russell
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
San Francisco
Olympic
Celtics
St. Louis
Russell
Walter Brown
Frank Ramsey
K. C. Jones
Tom Sanders
al Butler
Gray Phillips
J. Russell
Liberia
New Standards Reduce IHSAA Track Field Entries
INDIANAPOLIS AP Seven more schools enter next week's state track sectionals but new minimum standards cut participants by about 31 percent. IHSAA commissioner L V Phillips said 416 schools and 3,576 athletes are involved, with 1,381 fewer participants overall. The standards target uncompetitive entrants while keeping sectionals manageable for the state meet. Sectionals run Friday with rain date Sunday. trials start at various times in listed cities.
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L. V. Phillips
Indiana High School Athletic Association
Ihsaa Athletic Council
Phillips
Saunday
Boland dies after Port Erie race accident
Boland Charlie Boland a 21 year old rider was injured at Port Erie race track on Wednesday when his horse fell. He died Friday from a severe concussion suffered when his head struck the concrete base of a railing support.
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Reak
Fort Erse
Ont
Jockty Charlie Boland
Port Erie
Bethel N Anderson East Side Dominate Softball Night
Bethel and North Anderson led a busy Thursday night in Sunday School B league action at Shadyside. Bethel edged Bethany 3 to 6 after a seven run second inning surge while North Anderson beat Mounds 7 to 5 by pushing across six runs in the frame. East Side routed Markleville 22 to 7 in 2 ½ innings, aided by large run totals and strong hitting.
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Shadyside
Bethel
Bethany
North Anderson
Mounds
East Side
Markleville
Gene Burris
Ed Burris
Rehmel
Swinford
N. Anderson
Julian
Martin
Snowden
Pursley
Helm
McKay
Holloway
Fesler
Noel
Barker
Chicago Owner May Sign Moe For Team
Dave Trager owner of the new Chicago NBA franchise plans to sign college star Doug Moe despite his UNC suspension. He says Moe’s suspension does not affect negotiations and he has an indication from the league board of governors that the signing could be approved. Trager may wait for board action on May 25 or sign Moe first and await the meeting.
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UPI
Dave Trager
National Basketball Association
Doug Moe
North Carolina
Moe
Trager
League
Board of Governors
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