Kauai King Favored To Win Belmont Stakes
Kauai King leads Belmont field as 4-5 favorite for the 98th Belmont at Aqueduct with 11 starters and a $161,450 purse. Don Brumfield to ride, post No 6, while Stupendous remains second choice at 4-1 after Derby and Preakness efforts.
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Orlo Robertson Press
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Aqueduct
Belmont
CBS
Miny Ford
Don Brumfield
Alam
Turcotte
Jolly Jet
Fleet Shoe
Ussory
Blum
Boland
Brumfield
Rotz
Sellers
Buffalo
Yeaza
Valam
Knapp
Cards Indians And Cubs Win In Baseball Action
The Cardinals beat the Giants 4-3 in the National League Little League action as Rhodes earned the win and Michels the loss. In the American League the Indians defeated the Yankees 10-7 with Ashcraft winning. The Cubs toppled the Astros 13-10 in the National League Minor B, with Ryder Parker Crane and Stanford delivering the key hits for the winners.
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Giants
Rhodes
Michels
Tapscott
Farley
Albert
Russell
Belk
Cubs
Astros
Ryder
Parker
Crane
Stanford
Poe
Riggins
Terry
Reds' DeWitt Won't Panic as Losing Streak Hits Six
Cincinnati president William O. DeWitt says he will not push panic or major changes despite a six game skid by the Reds. Houston beat Cincinnati 12 4 in 12 innings as boos rose at Crosley Field.
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Harold Harrison
Cincinnati
William O. DeWitt
Reds
Houston Astros
Associated Press
Baseball Writers
San Francisco
DeWitt
Don Heffmer
Salso
Crosley Field
John) Edwards
Devon) Johnson
Pete
Rose
Sone
Terrell Claims Money Not Motive For Fight Withdrawal
World heavyweight champion Ernie Terrell said money was not the reason he pulled out of a March Chicago bout with Cassius Clay. He cited signing an agreement that the Clay group would handle all his future fights as the real cause discussed in a KYW-TV interview.
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Ernie Terrell
World Boxing Association
Money
Cassius Clay
Chicago
Clay
Terrell
KYW
Ston
Bats Boom As Yanks Bomb Bosox 15 To 5
In Boston, the New York Yankees steamrolled the Red Sox 15 to 5. Al Downing earned his sixth straight win with a bases loaded triple and a bases loaded single, while Tom Tresh drove in five runs including a triple and homer. Hector Lopez added a homer and three RBI, Elston Howard had three singles, and Clete Boyer hit two triples.
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Boston
al Downing
Tom Tresh
New York Yankees
Trump
Boston Red Sox
Downing
Yankees
Tresh
Hector Lopez
RBI
Elston Howard
Clete Boyer
Fisher Throws Three-Hitter To Beat Dodgers
New York Mets pitcher Jack Fisher earned his first win against Los Angeles by limiting the Dodgers to three hits as Don Drysdale exited early. The Mets snapped a three game skid behind Ken Boyer who singled twice and hit a two run homer in the fifth. Wes Parker homered for the Dodgers in the ninth.
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NEW York
Jack Fisher
Los Angeles
New York Mets
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Mets
Drysdale
Fisher
Lou Johnson
John Kennedy
Wes Parker
Ken Boyer
Belinsky asks Phillies for trade or minor league assignment
Bo Belinsky told Bud Furillo he asked manager Gene Mauch to trade him or send him to the minors. The pitcher said he would consider pitching for San Diego in the Pacific Coast League if no other majors club wants him. He denied personal issues with Mauch and cited he has thrown 13 innings in two months.
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LOS Angeles
Bo Belinsky
Philadelphia Phillies
Gene Mauch
Belinsky
Bud Furillo
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner
San Diego
Philly
Mauch
Phillies
Orioles Nip K C 3 To 2 As Robinson Leads Rally
Frank Robinson returns to the lineup and belts a two run homer in the fifth to power Baltimore past Kansas City 3 to 2. Aparicio adds three hits and Palmer earns the win while Hunter suffers the loss as Harrelson homers for the Athletics.
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Frank Robinson
Kansas City
Robinson
Jim
Catfish
Jim Palmer
Ken Harrelson
Dick Green
A's
Smokey Harper Named to Helms Hall of Fame for Athletic Trainers
Colorful Smokey Harper of Alabama has been elected to the Helms Athletic Foundation Hall of Fame for Athletic Trainers joining six other collegiate trainers. Harper, born in Millidgeville Georgia, trained at Clemson Vanderbilt Alabama Kentucky Texas A and M and UCLA during a long career. The 1966 ceremony will be held June 13 at the National Trainers Association honors dinner in Kansas City.
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Smokey
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Red Sanders
Kentucky
Paul Bryant
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tern-Conference Trainers Association
Helms
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Jay Col Ville
Miami
Ohio
James Edward Hunt
Minnesota
Michigan
James Woodland Titlejohn
St. Lawrence
Allan Sandy
Bowling Green
Helms Hall
National Trainers Association
Muehlebach
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Freddy Bound
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Bob Holland
Earl Worley
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Ricky Hames
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Johnny Burch
Keith Ferguson
Bob Bates
Heffner
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Tony Perez
Don Pavletich
Johnson
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Bert Yancey
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