Majestic Prince Wins Derby in a Close Finish
In Louisville Majestic Prince edges Arts and Letters by a neck to win the 95th Kentucky Derby. Trainer Johnny Longden says the colt was near peak and will be better for the Preakness while owners and rivals debate if Shoemaker’s absence or Top Knight’s run changed the outcome.
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Bowler's Corner Honors Shared By Snowden Seger At Sportsman's Bowl
Merv Snowden and Marvin Seger share top men’s bowling honors after 25 games at Sportsman's Bowl. Martin Rotunno rolled a 607 series plus a 247 game, leading men’s highlights, with women’s high being Alma Mayer’s 237 and Clarina Malcolm’s 549 at Bowl Mor. Season winds down as leagues near final week. multiple players posted notable splits including 5-7 and 4-5-7 conversions by numerous bowlers.
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Local Tennis Entries Highlight 1960s Series Participants
Marvin Seger Merv Snowden Martin Rotunno V A Stewart lead a men s series with scores 256 247 241 while Alma Mayer Clarina Malcolm Minnie Hinkle Edna Winder Stella Browning Wanda Donovan Jewell Green appear in the women s singles with scores 237 214 211 201 200 indicating a regional event outcome and listing multiple players.
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Hinson Claims Greater New Orleans Open in Sudden Death
Larry Hinson, 24, from Coffee County Georgia, beat Frank Beard on the third hole of sudden death to win the $20,000 first prize at the Greater New Orleans Open. Hinson closed with 67 to overcome a five-stroke deficit and earn his first tour victory, boosting season winnings to over $31,000. Beard earned $11,200, Hill was third, and Mitchell and Goldstrand tied for fourth.
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Reds sweep Padres behind Cloninger two-hitter
Tony Cloninger pitched a two-hitter as Cincinnati completed a doubleheader sweep of San Diego with a 12-0 win. Bob Oliver of Kansas City homered, doubled, and singled four times, driving in three as the Royals crushed California 15-1.
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