Chateaugay Wins Belmont Stakes Upset Over Candy Spots
Chateaugay, Kentucky Derby winner, shatters Preakness hopes by overtaking Candy Spots in the stretch to win Aqueduct’s Belmont Stakes in 2 30 1 5. Candy Spots finishes second, with Choker third and Tom Cat fourth as favorite bettors see a rare defeat. Chateaugay earns $101,700, boosting year earnings to $266,470 and lifetime to $279,057.
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New York
UPI
Chateaugay
Aqueduct
Candy Spots
Churchill Downs
Pimlico
Rex 'C
Ellsworth
Bonjour
Choker
Braulio Baeza
Belmont
Gallant Man
Amarillo Star among 1963 JC baseball All-Americans
The National Junior College Athletic Association announced the 1963 All-American Junior College baseball team. First team includes Amarillo College star John Bigby at outfield and other top players from Mesa, Blinn, Dade County, Wilmington, and more across the nation with pitchers from Cerritos, Long Island Aggies, and Southern Utah. The second team features players from Phoenix College, Thornton Junior College, College of Southern Utah, Citrus, Wingate, Panola, and Eastern Arizona among others.
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Dodge City
Kan
National Junior College Athletic Association
Mike der Manuel
Mesa College
Grand Junction
Celo
Cecil Holt
Blinn College
Brenham
Tex
Jerry Dorsch
Dade County Junior College
Miami
Fla
Sterling, Coward
Wilmington College
Wilmington
Thomas Cole
Richard Treadway
Manatee Junior College
Bradenton
John Bigby
Amarillo College
Amarillo
Edward Peebles
San Angelo College
San Angelo
Jack Milks
Cerritos Junior College
Norwalk
Calif
Ken Widman
Long Island Aggies
Farmingdale
New York
Steve Cahoon
College of Southern Utah
Cedar City
Utah
Infield
Jerry Fossum
Phoenix College
Phoenix
Apriz
Richard Nelson
Thornton Junior College
Harvey, Ill
Gordon Loveless
Gene Stone
Citrus College
Azusa
Mike Martin
Wingate College
Wingate
N.C
Billy Ray Duckworth
Panola College
Carthage
Ken Cormier
Eastern Arizona Junior College
Thatcher, Ariz
Mike Ash
Cerritos College
Steve Eatman
Manatee College
Wayne Bailey
Bacone College
Muskogee
Okla
Maurice Joel
Austin Junior College
Austin
Minn
Pinson seals Reds win with ninth inning triple
Vada Pinson turned a double into a triple on a stop-sign dash at second, scoring on a sacrifice fly in the ninth as the Reds edge the Phillies 1-0. Jim O'Toole pitched a four hitter to claim NL's first 10-game win while Art Mahaffey took his sixth straight loss.
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Philadelphia
Vada Pinson
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Pinson
Reggie Otero
Jim O'Toole
Art Mahaffey
Reds
Ling Mahaffey
Frank Robinson
Dary
NEW York
UPI
Ernie Broglio
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Broglio
Mets
Chico Fernandez
Ken Boyer
Rod Kanchi
Gar
Duke Snider
Cards
Snider
Cardinal
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Roger Craig
Boros Extends Lead At Buick Open In Michigan
Kilius Boros stretched his Buick Open lead to four shots after a one-under 71 in Grand Blanc Michigan. George Bayer holed out a six iron ace to win a Buick car and Sam Snead, aiming for a long-money streak, posted a 77 as rain shortened rounds and a brutal schedule shaped the field.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Kilius
Moose
Boros
Bie
George Bayer
Sam Snead
Warwick Hills
Canada
George Knudson
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Bayer
Snead
Mashie Milionaire
Buick
New York
Dodgers Power Past Opponents with late surge and Davies homer
Maury Wills singles and Jim Gilliam infield out start a Dodger rally. Ror Fairly adds a run producing single to put Los Angeles ahead for good, ending Elston's early relief. Tommy Davis belts a two run homer as the Dodgers add three more in final two innings to secure the win.
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Chicago
UPI
Bon Santo
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Don Elston
Merritt Ranen
Cubs
Dick Tracewski
Dodger
Wally Moon
Santo
Billy James
Gove
Maury Wills
Jim Gilliam
Ror Fairly
Elston
Tommy Davis
Phillies Rally For First Win In Five Games
The Little League Phillies coached by Troy Collins defeated the Cardinals 14 to 6 after trailing 3 1 early. Cargile earned the win while Johnson took the loss as the night featured a seven run third inning for the Phillies.
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Troy Collins
Cardinals
Harold Moore
Jim Dénsman
Cargile
Johnson
Dodgers
Lit
Tleton Havins
Columbus Lewellen
Giants
Wiley Shires
Bill Hamm
Lewellen
Havins
Morey
Hill
Dobos
Inman
Clay Ter
Keller holds edge as final rounds loom in golf event
Charles trails leader by four shots after a rough day in qualifying. Knudson and Bayer stay in contention with 70s while Charles carded a 72 as the field prepares for Sunday's two final rounds. The close race hinges on evening the gap and chasing the top score.
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Charles
Knudson
Bayer
Boxer Fights For His Life After Knockout
Luther Ray Hubble a 24 year old light heavy boxer remained in critical condition following a third round knockout by Willie Franklin in a four round pro bout. He suffered a skull base swelling pressing on the brain as his wife and four children traveled from Levelland Texas to be with him.
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Amarillo
UPT
Luther Ray Hubble
Fight For Life
Hubble
Willie Franklin
Levelland
Tex
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