Dancer's Image Disqualified From Kentucky Derby Win
Dancer's Image, the sore legged colt that finished first in the Kentucky Derby, was disqualified Tuesday after a positive pain killer test. Forward Pass by Calumet Farm was declared the winner and awarded the $122,000 Derby purse, marking the first Derby disqualification in history. The ruling followed a Kentucky State Racing Commission urine test showing phenylbutazone. Owner Peter Fuller debated the test results and potential implications for the Triple Crown.
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Anderson Tops Lafayette In Money Burris Tennis Invite
In the Money Burris Invitational, Lafayette Jefferson captured top honors with four of five divisions. Anderson’s Bailey went 5-2 but fell in the final to Clark of Lafayette. results include singles and doubles losses and a close match series.
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Braves rally past Pirates in 21 inning win
Felix Millan, Sandy Valdespino, and a late ninth inning spark push the Atlanta Braves to a 21 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates after both clubs were shut out for five innings. Nolan Ryan and the Astros blank the Giants, while Art Shamsky homers but the Mets fall to the Cardinals 44 as rookie Nolan Ryan dazzles on the mound.
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New Castle Tops MH Racquetmen in a Close Meet
The New Castle squad edged MH Racquetmen in a tight meet in Indianapolis. Spence, a 31 year old Grand Prix driver from Maidenhead, England, died after his Lotus turbine car hit a wall during practice at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. This marked the 34th death at the track, with fellow Lotus driver Jim Clark having died earlier in the year. The crash occurred after Spence posted the track’s second fastest unofficial lap, 168 mph, during qualifying.
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Anderson beats Central in Hoosier golf clash at Grandview
Anderson downed Indiana Central 9 to 2 on the par 70 Grandview course. The win marked Anderson’s fifth victory with one setback as the Hoosier College Conference action continued. Next, Anderson faces Marian and Grandview in upcoming medal play.
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Notre Dame Irish Repeat As Big State Track Champs
Notre Dame repeated as Indiana Big State track champions in a meet that saw multiple records set and several Purdues and Cardinals facing defeats. The Irish dominated with 2s and posts across events, while NC rivals claimed wins in numerous finals as the meet unfolded in Lafayette Indiana.
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U S Dominates in World Military Basketball Tilt
United States routs Turkey 37 to 4 as Gormia Laly notes Turkey’s top scorer with 21 points. Notable Americans include Big Bair with 12 and Notre Dame standout Bob Walsh setting a trio of marks. The meet also lists Indiana State and Notre Dame victories over Purdue and others, with various scorers and placements mentioned.
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Detroit Snaps Orioles Eight-Game Streak in Tight Win
Detroit defeated Baltimore to halt the Orioles eight game run as pitching and late scoring supported by solid hits. The game featured key moments in the late innings and a strong relief effort sealing the victory.
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Wilbur Named New Coach at South Bend Adams
Bob Wilbur, 33, appointed head football coach at South Bend Adams High School on Tuesday. He previously coached at Hammond Noll for two years, succeeding Jerry Plantis who resigned March 23 for an academic post at Culvey Military Academy. Derby results from last Saturday delayed reveal until Monday.
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Miller Relays title goes to Matlison Hrights team
Noblesville captures Miller Relays led by Scott Hiles in a race marked by a fast final mile. Carmel, Noblesville, Muncie South, Greenfield, and others followed as team scores remained unavailable at presstime. High jump record by Wim Mallar, 3 14, breaks Shackey as Jeff Perry and Kecky Bowers win other events unofficially.
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Laver defeats Rosewall in Wembley pro final 61 60
Rod Laver handed Ken Rosewall the worst defeat of his career at Wembley, 61 60, as the Australian dominated the final round. Billie Jean King defeated Anni Jones in the Promenade singles final in Britain.
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