Dapper Dan Seeks Belmont Stakes Answer At Aqueduct
In the 97th Belmont Stakes Dapper Dan, a 3-year-old Ribot colt from Ogden Phipps’ stable, faces a small field at Aqueduct. Tom Rolfe and Dapper Dan renew their rivalry as part of a crowded Jersey Derby picture with contenders including Hail to All and Cornish Prince.
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Aqueduct
Columbia Broadcasting System
Raymond Guest
Tom Rolfe
Lucky Debonair
Garden State Park
New York Racing Association
Mrs. Ben Cohen
the Valley Farm
Selari
George D. Widener
Angels first division bid born from scrappy expansion
In 1960 the Los Angeles Angels built a competitive start with a small outlay and a mix of young players from trades. Manager Haney and staff used other clubs' farm systems to stock a fledgling roster while pursuing strategic signings like Cardenal and May.
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Bob Myers
Associated Press
JOS Angeles
Los Angeles Anon
Palm Springs
Angels
Marcellino Lopez
Rudy May
Coston Shockley
Jose Cardenal
Los Angeles
Sme
Dean Chance
Jimi
Fred Newman
Bobs
Ken McBride
Anney Gatewood
Skipper
Haney
Bill Rigney
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Roland Hemond
Gene Autry
Bob Reynolds
Ans
Haney, Rigney and Company
Paul Schaal
Los Angeles Starm
Milkes
Fresno
Calif
Pocatello
Idaho
San Antonio
Tex
Charleston
W.va
San Francisco
Cardenal
Giants
Willie Mays
Maryland edges Villanova to win IC4A outdoor title
Maryland won the IC4A outdoor track and field championship 46 to 43 over Villanova. Mike Cole led with a 24 feet 5 inch broad jump and added seconds in the 100 and 220 yards, giving Maryland its first team title in 89 years as Villanova, the defending five-time champion, faltered in the mile relay and field events. Harvard, St. John’s, Morgan State, and Cornell followed.
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New Brunswick
N.J
Mike Cole
Maryland
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Vva
Wildcats
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Terrapins
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Morgan State
Cornell
Seton Hall
Penn State
Four Olympic champions head into world freestyle titles
Geoff Miller reports from Manchester that 32 nations will contest the world freestyle wrestling championships starting Tuesday with the United States sending seven wrestlers. Among the four Olympic gold medalists entered are Alexander Ivanitsky and Alexander Medved of Russia, Bulgaria’s P Gordiev, and Japan’s Yoshikatsu Yoshida. Yoshida meets Russia’s Alexander Aliev in a likely title clash while the U S entries include Larry Kristoff in heavyweight and six other competitors led by Jerry Conine Wayne Baughman Russ Camilleri James Burke Robert Douglas and Richard Sanders.
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Geoffrey Miller
Associated Press
Manchester
England
United States
Alexander Ivanitsky
Russia
Alexander Medved
P. Gordiev
Bulgaria
Yoshikatsu Yoshida
Japan
Yoshida
Alexander Aliev
Tokyo
Turkey
Larry Kristoff
Carbondale, Ill
Vantskiy
Jerry Conine
Tacoma
Wash
Wayne Baughman
Midwest City
Okla
Russ Camilleri
Pacifica
Calif
James Burke
San Francisco
Robert Douglas
Bridgeport
Ohio
Richard Sanders
Portland
Ore
Janan
First Loss For Giants In Little League Friday
The Cardinals defeated the Giants 3 to 1 to hand the Giants their first loss of the season. Russell Rhodes pitched all seven innings allowing five hits. Giants hitters Ricky Clay Greg Belk Mike Michels and Steve Tapscott each had a hit. Douglas Kurz was the losing pitcher. Cardinals amassed eight hits with Billy Qualman and Steve Dutton contributing a double. After four weeks the NL standings show Giants 5 1 Dodgers 4 3 Cardinals 4 3 Braves 3 5 Cubs 2.
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Giants
Russel Rhodes
Ricky Clay
Greg Belk
Mike Michels
Steve Tapscott
Douglas Kurz
Cardinal
Billy Qualman
Steve Dutton
Dodgers
Braves
Cubs
Allen Slugs As Phils Win
Philadelphia defeats Chicago 4 to 2 as Rich Allen belts a two run homer. The drive comes in a three run first inning highlighted by doubles from Tony Gonzalez and John Callison. Larry Jackson took the loss and Jim Bunning earned the win.
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Rich Allen
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Allen
Larry Jackson
Tony Gonzalez
John Callison
Chicago
Jackson
Humphreys
Roznovsky
Burnning
Dalrymple
W—Bunning
L— Jackson
Detroit Tigers win 1-0 on 10th inning double
George Thomas started the 10th with a double and scored on Dick McAuliffe’s double to give the Detroit Tigers a 1-0 victory over the Cleveland Indians. Mickey Lolich pitched two hits allowed, improving to 7-2, while holding Cleveland to two singles. The win followed another 1-0 Tigers win over Cleveland within 24 hours.
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George Thomas
Dick McAuliffe
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Jack Kralick
Mickey Lolich
Indians
Tigers
Hank Aguirre
Ralph Terry
Lolich
Wrestling Meet To Start Tuesday
The world freestyle wrestling championships begin Tuesday with participants aiming for medals. Organizers schedule events across multiple weight classes and venues.
Astros win dramatic 10th inning over Cardinals
Bob Aspromonte drives in Joe Morgan with bases loaded in the 10th to lift Houston past St Louis 4 to 3. Pitcher Tracy Stallard hobbled by a back injury after Al Spangler homered, while Purkey took the loss for St Louis.
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Bob Aspromonte
Joe Morgan
St. Louis
Bob Purkey
Morgan
Astros
Jim Wynn
Walt Bond
Aspromonte
Tracy Stallard
Stallard
al Spangler
Purkey
Bond
McCarver
Nottebart
MacKenzie
Raymond
Woodeshick
Brand
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L—Purkey
Flood
Spangler
Pirates Rally to Beat Mets 7-4 for Eighth Straight Win
Roberto Clemente sparked the Pittsburgh Pirates with four hits including key seventh inning single to drive in the decisive run. He raised his average to .300 after a slow start from malaria and contributed a run on a triple and a double. Joe Christopher homered for New York as the Mets led early before Pittsburgh sealed the win with three seventh inning hits.
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NEW York
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mets
Clemente
Pirates
Joe Christopher
Bama Signs Three Baseball Players
University of Alabama baseball coach Joe Sewell announced three signees for athletic scholarships Mike Kapsimalis of Rye New Hampshire catcher Duane Coshat from Shades Valley Birmingham and John Holley an outfielder from Clarksville Texas junior college This brings Sewell totals to eleven signees this spring and Athletic Director Paul Bryant called the group one of the finest freshman squads in history.
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Ala
University of Alabama
Joe Sewell
Mike Kapsimalis
Rye
N. H
Duane Coshat
Shades Valley
Birmingham
John Holley
Clarksville
Tex
Sewell
Paul Bryant
World Record in Danger at NAIA Track Meet
The 14th NAIA Track and Field Championships in Sioux Falls feature 11 defending champions and scheduled marks in danger. Southern University of Baton Rouge leads a strong field aiming for the world mile relay record of 3 04.5, with Theron Lewis and freshmen Anthony Gates Webster Johnson Everett Mason among entrants.
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Sioux Falls
S.D
Southern University of Baton Rouge
Arizona State
Southern
Theron Lewis
Anthony Gates
Webster Johnson
Everett Mason
Little League names publicity agents for Majors
Little League President Henry Evans announced two publicity agents for the Majors. David Haney will handle National League results and Scott McClanahan will handle American League results. Questions about publicity should go to them. All results for Majors and Minors must be sent to the newspaper between 7:30 and 9:00 a.m. the day after each game.
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Little League
Henry Evans
Evans
David Haney
Scott McClanahan
Belmont Park hopes for 2:26 pace in Derby era record bid
Whiteley tunes for Belmont with Tom Rolfe at Laurel after the Preakness. A tan stable ace loses a shoe then ships to Delaware Park for final conditioning. Belmont field seeks the American record 2:26 3-5 set by Gallant Man in 1957. The event has shifted to Aqueduct during Belmont rebuild and Quadrangle rode a 2:28 2-5 last year beating Roman Brother and Northern Dancer.
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Whiteley
Tom Rolfe
Laurel
Gallant Man
Aqueduct
Quadrangle
Roman Brother
Northern Dancer
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