NCAA AAU control feud looms amid talks in Knoxville
In Knoxville Tennessee AP reports a renewed push for better cooperation between the NCAA and AAU as leaders from both sides discuss resolving their long running control dispute. Earl Ram Ramerson and Jack Kelly describe optimistic talks and a mutual willingness to seek improved understanding and aid.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Atletic Association
Kelly
Amateur Athletic Union
Mers
I Kste
Ramer
TNCAA
Earl
United States
Bamer
NCAA
AAU
Coke Wins Twin Bill At Idlewold Inid mys
Coke bunched hits and strong pitching to win a doubleheader at Idlewold. Adam and Anderson each had two hits, while Denny hit a homer for Coke. Regency tied the opener before Coke pulled away in the second game with key hits and solid defense.
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Sangrson
Coca-Cola
Anderson
Fleet
Swin
Kearns
HR — Denny
Regency
Sanderson
Peake
Sterwood
Clear
Swinford
Charry McFadden
Don O’brien
Bill Powers
Don Burtch
Idlewold Country Club
John Kelsey
Jack Hunter
Frank Kerring
Dick Maloney
Generalian
Roy Rankin
Ray Reydell
John Murphy
Canonero Purchase Offers Reach Four Million
AP reports Canonero bids push past four million as offers swirl around the 81,201 rearling Preakness winner Pedro Baptista racing under Edgar Carbett s name. Baptista plans to meet in Miami to discuss a Florida syndicate bid while Venema and others show interest in forming partnerships.
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Canonero
Baltimore
Selon
Pedro Baptista
Edgar Carbett
Miami
Fla
Florida
Nhat
Venema G
Syndica
Racing Tycoons and Horse Stakes Turn Belmont Talk
The page cites Gardner HR-Hallenbeck and Texaco lineups, with Teague Snow and Snow, plus Belmont Stakes chatter. It mentions Canonero and Eastern Fleet as Derby contenders, and Bold Reasoning and Run The Gate as Derby hopes. Trainer quotes reference On Your Toes and Pimlico records amid survivor stakes context.
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Gardner
Hallenbeck
Texaco
Fene
Root Beer
Teague
Snow
Sink
B. Pohr
B. ‘Courtney
Alice
Merrit
J. Por
B. Granger
Peter
Deckers
Anderson
P.m. An
Airview
Revuxilary Police
Thanas
Thomas
Killian
Shabowski
Tie Perking
Archey la A Collier
Campbell Thomas
Lewis Te Hitting — Perkins
Iment
Sain Corre
Benoadim
Reggie Cornell
Eastern Fleet Wood
Freon
Johnny Campo
Bold Reasoning
Sarden State
Frank Whiteley
Putt Putt tourney crowns Cross in Louisville victory
Tony Cross of Louisville wins the Professional M atters Association event at Anderson Putt-Putt with 181. Doug Young of Toledo is runner up at 84 with John Roessner and Rod Macomber tied at 88, Rick Smith also 88. Greg Hebrank tops Ama ur event with 98 and Roger Hart, Walter Reitz and Erma Bailey reach 100. John Dessner and Jeff Kuchbaum win match medal play in prar ks and earn berths for nearby nationals. Qualifiers include Mike Hensley and Bud Lancaster for the Ama ranks. Jersey Derby notes appear as side item.
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Tony Cross
Louisville
Professional Matters Association
Fe Anderson
Doug Young
Toledo
John Roessner
Rod Macomer
Rick Smith
Greg Hebrank
Roger Hart
Walter Reitz
Erma Bailey
John Dessner
Jeff Kuchbaum
Pirates Rally for Victory over Elwood in Nine Innings
Madison pitcher Roger Byrne struck out nine to earn his third win as the Pirates beat Elwood 6 to 3. Davenhover and Steve Gourley provided clutch two run and one run hits, while Mike Kelly started the rally with a leadoff hit in the third.
Native Royalty Wins Rosenden Handicape at Aqueduct
New York AP reports Native Royalty won the Rosenden Handicap at Aqueduct in a stretch drive, with Tehyecey reeved runner-up. Fiery Kipacet settled for show as Moon Eagle and Capt. John Smith also raced in Arlington and Suffolk Park events. The six furlongs clocked in about 1:23 and change as the crowd watched a fast race card with several purses totaling near 34,900 dollars.
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T View Farm
Tony Black
Barbour View Farm
Camerom
Revaly
Garden State Rammin
Pama
Rosenden Park
Real” Norney
NEW York
Aqueduct
Prid
Ehurd
Ender
Faerth
Te 'Hye ¢Yeereid
Lonesome River
Moon Eagle
Capt
John Smith
Arlington Park
Ron
Hest
Bate Sean
Rebels Edge Indians in Extra Inning Team Clash
In a tight game between the Rebels and Indians, Bronco Albany topped the Indians with a late surge. Don Bryn walked Franz in the first inning, Bren loaded the bases later, and Bren scored twice in the third to spark a rally. Seven runs in the fourth powered the Rebels, while the Tribe fought back with late offense and tied the game before final outs.
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Don Bryn
Franz
Brenthe
Eos
Andere'he Rebel Sci
Tang 99A
Jim Mille
Mitt
Tribe
Anderson
Muncie Cennan
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Coke
Idlewold
Ohio State
Fred Taylor
Buckeyes
Ocavola
Ck Hall
Imel
Wood
Bine
Skinner
Dodd
Jackson
Airey
Amaar
Mike Hensley
AD Serson
Bud Lancaster
Buffalo
Pirates
Ted Hollinsworth
Steve Kinnard
Madison County
Pendleton Heights High School
Pendleton Kiwanis Club
Herald
Evpor
Ceirer
Boz
General Tire Service
General Tire
JATO
General Safety Jet
Mon
Weralti
Rosenden
Rebels
Indians
Broncos
Albany
Stottlemeyer Lumber Co
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