Hill Rise Northern Dancer Favored In Derby Field
Hill Rise the pride of California and Northern Dancer Canada hope were named favorites among a dozen 3 year olds entered for the 0th Kentucky Derby with pre race odds highlighted.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1964
Page
10
Hill Rise the pride of California and Northern Dancer Canada hope were named favorites among a dozen 3 year olds entered for the 0th Kentucky Derby with pre race odds highlighted.
The Auburn and Florida baseball teams enter a pivotal Southeastern Conference battle with slim margins in their division race. A sweep ends one team’s title hopes, while a split leaves both with two games left and Auburn holding a slim edge.
Decatur's track and field squad swept 13 of 14 events in Raider Stadium, finishing with 93 points to Athens 38 and Walker County 17. Jimmy Teague won two events, including the 100 yards in 10.2 seconds and broad jump of 20 feet 4 inches, and anchored Decatur’s winning 440 yard relay.
In Southern Association action Meyer fueled Birmingham with a five RBI night including a three run homer and two run shot to topple Chattanooga 8-2. Knoxville shaded Asheville 9-8 as Jess Queen and Jess Queen homered for Knoxville while Dan Hagan starred for Charlotte in a win over Macon.
The Morgan County Sports and Conservation Association will meet tonight at 7:30 at Flint City Hall. President Fred Olff says attendees can expect color slides and commentary on observation.
The catch of pothead whales, once a major food source for mink ranches, has dwindled each year in the bays off Newfoundland, signaling tighter supplies for fur farming.
Alabama track coach Harold Drew expects a rugged afternoon for his 15 man Crimson Tide squad in a Saturday dual with Tennessee at Knoxville. Tennessee sits second in the SEC, per weekly statistics from SEC Commissioner Bernie Moore.
Louis Sielaff, a Detroit bowler who captained three ABC national championship teams, died Thursday at age 48 after battling cancer since last August. He led titles in 1952 with B and B Beer sponsorship and in 1953 and 1955 under Pfeiffer's sponsorship.
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