Abe's Hope Is Derby Favorite In 92nd Kentucky Derby
Abe's Hope the 5-2 favorite for the 92nd Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs with Bill Shoemaker riding. Field of 16 includes Stupendous Kauai King Amberald and others. Derby pot could reach around 164000 if all start. Betting opens today with post time 5 30 p m EDT and CBS telecast.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights MLB and International Scores
AP standings show National and American Leagues with team records and margins. Notable results include San Francisco 9 Los Angeles 8 and Cincinnati 10 Pittsburgh 6 in 13 innings, plus Chicago at New York and San Francisco at St. Louis on tap tonight. American League features Cleveland 14 on , Baltimore and Chicago chasing, with several games scheduled, including New York at California and Detroit at Chicago. International and Pacific Coast leagues report Columbus 4 Rochester 2 and Vancouver 2, with Portland 5 Hawaii 0 and Tacoma 5 Spokane 2.
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San Francisco
Houston
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Los Angeles
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Stingman
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Richmond
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Oklahoma City
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Portland
Hawaii
Tacoma
Spokane
Albuquerque
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Arkansas
Amarillo
el Paso
Austin
SEC batting leader Yawn over Tulane’s Scott in conference play
Mississippi star Jimmy Yawn tops SEC hitting with 28 hits in 61 at bats for a .459 average. Tulane’s Ronnie Scott ranks second with a .441 mark, while Scotty Hasler leads the league in pitching.
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Ala
Mississippi
Jimmy Yawn
Scotty Hasler
Yawn
Tulane
Ronnie Scott
Indians blank Yankees 4-0 in New York series finale
Cleveland pitcher John O'Donoghue beat the sputtering Yankees as Birdie Tebbetts sat ace Sam McDowell. Dick Howser and Chuck Hinton drove in the first runs, Vic Davalillo and Hinton added later, with Duke Sims adding insurance on his two triples. Fred Newman and Bob Lee combined on a four hitter for California in a 1-0 win over Kansas City.
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Associated Press
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Tebbetts
Sam McDowell
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California
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Chuck Hinton
Larry Brown
Leon Wagner
O’donoghue
Bob Friend
D Whitfield
Vic
Davalililo
Hinton
Duke Sims
Fred Newman
Bob Lee
Norm Siebern
Newman
Lee
Siebern
Paul Schaal
Schaal
Roland Sheldon
Raiders Polish Off Butler Reds at Decatur Stadium
Decatur Red Raiders dominate Huntsville Butler Rebels 80 37 at Decatur Stadium in a decisive track meet victory. Decatur swept relays and sprints with top performances from Stevens Campbell Parham and Cantrell while Hutson Bodiey and Darnell led field events. Decatur hosts Athens next Monday in the season’s tenth meet.
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Downs
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McBride
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Knight
Falis
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Sandy
Jones
Lew Hurdies
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Godman
Matthews
Xavier
Sedley
Chatman
Decater
Braves Struggle With Starting Pitching In World Series of 1966
Braves manager Bobby Bragan laments weak starting pitching and relies on 26 relievers during a six game home stand that ended with a 4 3 win over Philadelphia. Four starters Denny Lemaster Tony Cloninger Wade Blasingame and Ken Johnson are pressed to turn around a 3 3 record as Cloninger labors in several innings and Aaron delivers a seventh inning go ahead hit. Bragan contemplates using four starters to shake the slump while trade talk surfaces.
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Ron Speer
Associated Press
Atlanta
Allan Braves
Bobby Bragan
Braves
Philadelphia
Bragan
Houston
Phillies
Brabant
Denny Lemaster
Tony Cloninger
Wade Blasingame
Ken Johnson
Johnson
Cloninger
Henry Aaron
Tony Taylor
Lee Thomas Hi
AFL Hires Pinchbeck as Director of Special Events
NEW YORK AP The American Football League expanded its front office under Commissioner Al Davis by hiring Val Pinchbeck as director of special events. Pinchbeck, 35, has served as sports publicity director at Syracuse University for the past decade.
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American Football League
al Davis
Val Pinchbeck
Pinchbeck
Syracuse University
Umpire Pelekoudas Under Scrutiny In Astros Win
Houston edges Chicago 4 to 3 in 13 innings as umpire Pelekoudas rules on a controversial scoreboard moment. Bateman and Faul clash over signals while San Francisco, Atlanta, Cincinnati win elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Chris’ Pelekoudas
Houston
Chicago Bs
Chicago
Bill Faul
Astrodome
John Bateman
Pelekoudas
Faul
Tanner Tames Bulldogs in twin bill 10-2 and 6-4
Tanner High's Rattlers swept a baseball doubleheader from Priceville's Bulldogs winning 10-2 and 6-4. Jerry Crawford paced the first game with a two run homer and two singles while Doug Smith added a double and two singles. In the nightcap Joe Marsh Doug Smith and Jimmy LeCroix had two hits each as Tanner produced eight hits. Sandy and Smith earned the decisions for Tanner with Sharp and Miller taking the losses.
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Tanner High
Rattlers
Priceville
Bulldogs
Jerry Crawford
Doug Smith
Bobby Landers
Williams
Joe Marsh
Smith
Jimmy LeCroix
Jimmy Sandy
Billy
Don Sharp
Hal Miller
P’ville
Sharp
Sandy
White
W—Sandy
L—Sharp
Miller and Blankenship
Smith and White
W—Smith
L—Miller
Town Creek Tops Sheffield in nine run win
Town Creek defeated Sheffield 9 to 6 on Thursday as Steve Bunnell allowed six runs and six hits for Town Creek while Ronnie McGregor added two singles. Bunnell earned his fourth win. Town Creek improving to four wins against one loss.
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Steve Bunnell
Ronnie McGregor
Town Creek
Sheffield High
Bunnell
Pattern Baldness Dominates Hair Loss Causes
The text states pattern baldness accounts for most cases of baldness and hair loss, with the Ebb method and similar approaches offering no real effect. It suggests those who are slick bald after prolonged loss cannot be helped and mentions scalp conditions like dandruff and oiliness as factors to address in 20 minutes of care.
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