Derby Day Preview for 98th Kentucky Derby Run
Louisville prepares for the 98th Kentucky Derby with 14 to 19 three year olds. Post time is 5 40 p m EDT, CBS and radio provide coverage. Trainers Arnold Winick and Homer Pardue discuss Hold Your Peace Sensitive Music No Le Hace and Derby Trial outcomes.
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Walton to skip U.S. Olympic basketball trials
UCLA star Bill Walton will not try out for the U.S. Olympic team. NCAA officials said doctors advised the 6 foot 11 center against attending the trials due to a history of knee trouble. Walton had earlier said he did not want to play in the Olympics.
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Andretti Revson Begin Indy Practice For Million Mile Race
Mario Andretti and Peter Revson start practice for the May 27 Indianapolis 500. Bobby Unser posted an unofficial test speed over 190 mph last month. Gary Bettenhausen and Gordon Johncock joined the 180 mph club with speeds of 181.4 and 180.036 mph respectively.
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State 4A Cage Tourney Produces Most Revenue
Kansas State High School Activities Association reports gross receipts over 367000 for basketball tournaments this year. The five state tournaments totaled more than 97000 with 4A at Lawrence producing 24947.50, followed by 1A at Dodge City 21529.50, 3A at Emporia 20145.26, 2A at Hutchinson 16148.06, and 5A at Wichita 14594. Revenue excludes programs.
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Major League Standings With Rain Delays Reported
American League games in rain affected schedule with Oakland vs Boston and Chicago vs Baltimore postponed. Pittsburgh led by 3 to 2, while Houston 3 2 St Louis and Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 5 Los Angeles 1 results listed.
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Rocket Fresh Win League Crown by Royster Junior High
Royster Junior High Royster Rockets win the Southeast Kansas Junior High League track title in Iola with 86 points, beating Iola 67 and Independence 46. Kent Crownover and Kim Hendrix set Royster records in discus 166-10 and 50 yard dash 5.8 as Rick Mitchell claimed two wins including the 100 yard hurdles.
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Lola Bowlers Replaced As WIBC Doubles Leaders
Pat Trivett and Joan Clodfelter of Winston-Salem surged to the top in the Division II doubles at the WIBC Tournament in Kansas City. They rolled a 1 063 series led by Clodfelter s 204 546 and Trivett s 191 517, four pins ahead of Viola Staley and Betty Hollaway. Capped a career high night for Trivett who returned from a six year layoff.
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SEK Cinder Teams Ready for SEK Track Championship Clash
Coffeyville and Iola head a crowded SEK field at Pittsburg with Coffeyville aiming to repeat as champion after 16 league titles since 1940. Iola fields strong throwers in Coblentz and Norris while Chanute, Pittsburg, and Fort Scott also vie for points led by Parks in the hurdles and Coffeyville sprinters Neale and Thomas.
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Lakers surge past Knicks to take 2-1 series lead
In New York the Lakers ran in the third quarter to build a 72-52 edge, then withstood a late Knicks rally to win 107-96. West scored 21, Chamberlain 26 with 20 rebounds, Goodrich 25 as Frazier led NY with 25 points. De Busschere left scoreless after early minutes.
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Cards Edge Reds as Cleveland Shuts Down Reds 2-1
Reggie Cleveland threw a six hitter to beat Cincinnati 2-1 while Mickey Lolich and Stanley led Detroit to a 6-1 victory over Kansas City. Ed Crosby delivered a two run single for St Louis, and Willie Horton added a two run homer.
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John Re Toronto Dams Area Dams Flow Readings
Readings show cubic feet per second flow at John Re Toronto dams area with values 1044.70 and 903.24. Dams monitored by John Redmond.
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1975 Women’s International Bowling Congress Tourney Site
In Indianapolis Indiana the 1975 Women’s International Bowling Congress tournament is announced to be held there.
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Cubs option Gura to Wichita on 24-hour recall
Chicago Cubs sent rookie left handed reliever Larry Gura to the Wichita farm club with a 24 hour recall. He pitched 21 3 innings in two spring appearances.
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Call Tribune Carrier If Missed You By 5:30
Reminds readers to contact the Tribune carrier if delivery is missed, offering the phone number 431-0660 and a 5 30 p m contact window for assistance.
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