Derby candidates rate list shows Correlation as horse to beat
A look at Derby contenders notes Correlation as the horse to beat at 3 to 1. The piece lists contenders including DETERLINE at 5 to 1 with Santa Anita Derby winner status, PORTERHOUSE and PRICE RANGING horses from New York and Chicago stables, Double Speed, HASTY ROAD, HIGH GUN and others, with owners jockeys and odds noted as the 80th Kentucky Derby approaches in three weeks.
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Derby
Immoriarty
New York
Robert S. Lytle
Los Angeles
Willie Shoemaker
el Paso
Deterline
Andrew J. Crevolin
Ray York
C. ¥. Whitney
Eddie Arcaro
Churchill Downs
Correlation
Chicago
John D. Hertz
Count Fleet
Double Speed
del Mar
King Ranch of
Texas
Texas League Saturday Schedule Matches Set
Dallas plays San Antonio and Fort Worth faces Houston while Oklahoma City visits Shreveport Tulsa hosts Beaumont in a Texas League set for Saturday with four regional matchups featuring notable city teams.
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Dallas
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Houston
Oklahoma City
Shreveport
Tulsa
Beaumont
Dallas Beaumont
Olahory City
GANDER NETTERS WIN THREE OF FOUR DISTRICT EVENTS
The Leo LaBorde led Robert E. Lee team swept three of four events at the District 13 AA meet in Galveston. Ganders took boys singles and doubles and girls singles to earn regional bids in Houston April 24. Tom Roberts and Don Fuller won boys doubles, while Alice Blake claimed girls singles in a close final. The Galveston Ball pair won the girls doubles as rain shortened outside play.
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Leo LaBorde
Robert E. Lee
Galveston
Ganders
Houston
Texas City
Pasadena
Paul Wilkins
Buzzy Denyer
Calveston
Tommy Roberts
Don Fuller
Hershey Zinn
Billy Lyons
Alice Blake
Ester Zinn
Galveston-Rel
Lee
Peggy Gary
Wleaner Simmons
Marilyn Sepahl
Ann Jurecka
Gander
Roberts
Rob Michieten
Favorable Weather Helps Shreveport Lead Texas League
Shreveport gains the Texas League lead as Harry Hesler belts his second straight leadoff homer and Oklahoma City, Dallas, and Beaumont trail. Dallas nips San Antonio 1 0 on Calcker Boris Martins ninth inning homer while Beaumont tops Tulsa 8 5 in delayed openers. Tulsa and Houston games were rained out two nights running.
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United Press
Shreveport
Dallas
Beaumont
Fort Worth
Houston
Harry Hesler
Oklahoma City
Calcker Boris
Babe) Martin
San Antonio
Tulsa
Buzz Clarkson
RBI
Les Fleming
Gene
Tarabilda
Vern Kennedy
Oilers
Stewart
Crossin
Gross
Ross
Brucker
Kennedy
Y Fiscalini
Exhibition Baseball Scores From Friday Show Mixed Results
Brooklyn and New York played to 2 in Brooklyn. Detroit defeated Cincinnati 10 to 5, Milwaukee 3, Boston 1, Philadelphia 2, Washington 2 in 10 innings. Philadelphia beat Cleveland 1, New York 6 to 1 over Chicago 6 5. Southern Association games featured New Orleans 11, Birmingham 4, Little Rock 7, Nashville 5, Mobile 9, Atlanta 6, Chattanooga 7, Memphis 5.
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United Press
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New York
Detroit
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Are
Cleveland
Chicago
Southern Association
New Orleans
Birmingham
Little Rock
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Mobile
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Memphis
Indianapolis
Ind
al Lopez
Cleveland Indians
Leg Durocher
New York Giants
Lopez
Early Wynn
Mike Garcia
Indians
Giants
Durocher
Sal Mugle
Larry Jansen
Mantle Injury Status To Be Clarified By Saturday
New York Yankees star Mickey Mantle’s opening day center field status will be decided after Saturday’s game with the Brooklyn Dodgers at Yankee Stadium. Manager Casey Stengel will base his decision on Mantle’s performance and health after a knee issue he says is now cleared up.
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United Press
NEW York
Mickey Mantle
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Yankee Stadium
Stengel
Mantle
Don Newcombe
Dodgers
Harry Byrd
Jim Gilliam
Billy Cox
Allie Reynolds
Brooklyn
Hunting And Fishing In April Bass Contest Reports
Jim Nelson notes Bob Lee fishes six days weekly between school and service and has registered bass weights of six pounds two pounds seven ounces and two pounds four ounces. The column also mentions frog hunting at a lake near San Jacinto Lake, small alligators captured for display, requests for a lake basin aerial photo, and a new fishing rule banning trips with three in a boat after an incident at Galveston jetty.
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Bob Lee
Uncle Sam
Bob
Caymon Hamel
Ivy Shephard
Wtiter
Hitle
San Jacinto Lake
Mama
David Arnett
Blaine Curry
John Magus
Ucla Norris
Galveston
John Sealy Hospital
John Magee
Patton Opens Two Stroke Lead Over Hogan At Masters Open
Amateur Billy Jo Patton leads Ben Hogan by one stroke at the Masters after 36 holes at Augusta. Patton, 33, Morganton lumber man, and Hogan both faltered on the last two holes Friday, leaving Patton at 144 and Hogan at 145. Nearby contenders include Mangtur and Rosburg at 146, with Snead and Bolt at 147, as six players sit at 148.
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Augusta
Billy Jo Patton
Ben Hogan
Morganton
N. C
Augusta National
Patton
Hogan
Bobby Jones
Lloyd Mangtur
Niles, Jr
Bob Rosburg
Chicago
Sam Snead
Tommy Bolt
Houston
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Grossingers
N. Ventries
al Besselink
Dave Douglas
Lew Worsham
Oakmont
Chick Hardert
Northville
Mich
Jack Burke Jr
Kiamesha
Mann and Baytown Athletes Shine in Oleander Track Meet
Spirited Horace Mann and Baytown junior high runners starred at Galveston in the Oleander junior division. Jackson of Pasadena won with 3 points, Galena Paris was second with 39 1/5, Mann placed third with 32. Lucas Vegas won the broad jump at 18 feet 11 inches. Freddie Huey and Gene Greavy took third and fourth in the discus. Mann’s Ronnie Coranelious won the high jump, Billy Young was fourth in the shot put. Mann’s relay teams posted strong efforts, Jackson’s foursome set a 47 flat in the 440, Mann took second in 47.3, and Mann finished third in the 880-yard relay with a second in the half-mile medley. Baytown and Mann head to Conroe on April 23.
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Horace Mann
Baytown
Galveston
Oleander
Jackson
Pasadena
Galena Paris
Goslins
Lucas Vegas
Braah
Freddie Huey
Gene Greavy
Mann
Ronnie Coranelious
Billy Young
Horace’Mann
Cedar Bayou wins district track title with 574 points
Cedar Bayou dominated the District 6-B track meet in Baytown netting 574 points to Barbers Hill's 25. Top scorer Big Jerry Muranteil led in hurdles and discus while Gordon Speer of Barbers Hill won the 100 and tied for first in pole vault. Other Cedar Bayou victors included the mile relay and high jump as the Bears secured a fifth straight district crown. First three places in each event qualified for the Houston regional on April 24.
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Cedar Bayou
Baytown
Barbers Hill
Jerry Murcanteil
Gordon Speer
Speer
Tepera
Nalvar
Crosby
A. Brister
Hull- Diasetta
Houston
Coaches Meet at Rutgers Spring Sports Clinic in Clinice
More than 200 high school coaches attended Rutgers University spring sports clinic in New Brunswick New Jersey. Sponsored by the New Jersey Interscholastic Coaches Association the event included lectures and demonstrations in football baseball track soccer and tennis. In Morgantown West Virginia Lowry W Stoops assistant athletic director since 1926 was named acting athletic director temporary until a full-time successor to the late Roy Hawley is chosen.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers University
New Jersey Interscholastic Coaches’ Association
Morgantown
Lowry W. Stoops
West Virginia
Stoops
Roy
Hawley
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