Derby Trial draws Kentucky Derby hopefuls at Churchill Downs
Five Derby eligibles prepare for the Derby Trial at Churchill Downs led by Abe's Hope Kauai King Amberoid Stupendous and others. Names reflect connections heritage and sires with Amberoid from Count Amber and Stupendous linked to Bold Ruler. Duc de Esclaire and Clear Springs among a diverse lineup for the mile event supporting the Derby.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Louisville, Ky
Churchill Downs
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Hope
Stupendous
Amberoid
Abe
Vele Bojinoff
del Carroll
Abe’s Hope
Vele
Michael Ford
Kauai
Dancer
Count Amber
Lucien Laurin
Reginald Webster
Amber
Bold Ruler
Gotham
Aqueduct
Williamston
Mich
Detroit
James Bartlett
Exhibitionist
Hirsch Jacobs
Dominar
Nashua
Clear Springs
Spain
Duc de Esclaire
Auerbach’s Legend Grows in Celtics Final Farewell
Red Auerbach exits as Celtics coach after eight straight titles and a playoff run shaped by his ruthless brilliance. His tenure,-marked by genius drafting and strategic sense, ends with him hailed as a legend of basketball and mockery from Walter Kennedy over a $150 fine.
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Arthur Daley
New York Times News Service
New York
Red Auberbach
National Basketball Association
Boston
Celtics
76ers Fire Dolph Schayes Hire Alex Hannum
Philadelphia owner Irv Kosloff announced the dismissal of Dolph Schayes after three seasons as head coach and his replacement by Alex Hannum who had most recently coached the San Francisco Warriors. Schayes expressed disappointment but said he did not let anyone down. Kosloff said Hannum fits the team needs and cited a 55 win regular season and a playoff loss to Boston as context. Schayes led the 76ers to the Eastern Division title this past year.
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John McGraw
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Alex Hannum
Schayes
National Basketball Association
Kosloff
Philly
NBA
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San Francisco Warriors
National League Standings And Schedule
The Associated Press reports NL standings with Pittsburgh leading by five games over San Francisco and Los Angeles. Upcoming night games include Dodgers at Giants and Mets at Cardinals, with several matchups across Philadelphia Atlanta Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago Houston and more.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
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Montgomery Mobile International League Scores and Postponements
In Rochester the Rochester team beat Toledo 6 to 4 as rain postponed Buffalo at Richmond. Only other games listed include Denver 7 Tulsa 1 and Oklahoma City 2 Phoenix 1 in the Pacific Coast League and Amarillo 5 Arkansas 3 with El Paso at Austin postponed due to rain.
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Austin
Cadets Drill On At West Point With Interim Coach
Army at West Point continues spring drills with 105 varsity candidates as Tom Cahill calls signals for the Cadets after Paul Dietzel and most aides defected to South Carolina. Cahill directed plebes seven years and remains optimistic about the 1966 season.
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West Point
N.Y
Army
Paul, Dietzel
South Carolina
U.S. Military Academy
Tom Cahill
Cahill
National League vows to take Braves fight to Supreme Court
National League President Warren Giles says the league will appeal all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court if needed to keep the Braves in Atlanta. The NL cites antitrust concerns and flags Milwaukee expansion only after all appeals are resolved.
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Supreme Court
Mike Rathet
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
National League
Braves
Atlanta
U.S. Supreme Court
Warren Giles
Lou Carrol
Bowie Kuhn
Giles
Milwaukee
Elmer Rollier
Judge Roller
National League First
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Carroll
Mays Seeks 13th Homer In L A Rivalry
Willie Mays of the San Francisco Giants pursues the 13th homer to extend his NL career record to 512 as he faces Don Drysdale in the opening game of a three game set at Candlestick Park. Mays has hit only 12 homers in ten seasons against the Dodgers and none in 1960.
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SAN Francisco
Wilie Mays
Los Angeles
Don Drysdale
San Francisco Giants
Willie
Dodger
Mays
Candlestick Park
Drysdale
Mel Ott
Houston
Willie hurt knee leaves St. Louis game in fourth inning
Willie sustained a bruised left knee on Sunday and left the game against St. Louis in the fourth inning but told Manager Herman Franks he can play tonight, signaling possible return this game.
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Willie
St. Louis
Herman Franks
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