Northern Dancer Favored To Win Belmont Stakes
Northern Dancer leads eight three year olds in the 96th Belmont with post position No.2 and Hill Rise close behind at No.3. The field includes Quadrangle Roman Brother Determined Man Shook Orientalist and Brave Lad as Belmont contenders on a forecast mild day with fast racing strip.
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Kelso Faces Nine Challengers in California Handicap
In Hollywood Park's California at 11 16 miles Kelso defends his handicap crown against nine challengers led by Mr Consistency Admiral's Voyage Colorado King and Mustang Plaster If all start the purse totals 115 500 with the winner earning 70 500 Ismael Valenzuela guides Kelso the 77 year old top weight Cyrano is out with a knee issue Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons a retired trainer picker Roman Brother for Belmont Stakes with the Belmont on Saturday
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Officials study fuel limit after two death Indy 500 crash
Indianapolis officials consider restricting car fuel loads following the Memorial Day crash that killed Eddie Sachs and Dave MacDonald. Fuel loads spiked beyond normal as investigators prepare for a U S Auto Club meeting to discuss rule changes.
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Ratliff Signed as Bonus Player by Houston Colts
Eugene Ratliff a 17 year old shortstop outfielder from Macon Georgia signed a bonus contract with the Houston Colts announced Friday.
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Lema takes lead at Thunderbird with 67 in round two
Tony Lema fired a five under par 67 to move five under 135 for the Thunderbird Golf Classic. He broke a three way tie with a late 12 foot birdie on the 17th and led by two strokes over Souchak and Venturi who posted 137. Palmer Nicklaus and others trailed as the windy Westchester course wore players down.
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Kuenn's Wife Fights Off Attacker
Dixie Ann Kuenn, wife of San Francisco Giants outfielder Harvey Kuenn, fought off a would be rapist in her Redwood City home. The assailant threatened to kill her and the children, then fled after she bit his hand and cried for help. Police found her bleeding but unharmed. The attacker was described as a white man 18 to 20 years old, about 5 feet 10 inches.
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Solunar Schedule From Knight Tables for June 6 7
The solunar calendar lists minor and major periods for June 6 Saturday and June 7 Sunday in Central Standard Time. Major periods run about two hours starting at 7 35 and 8 00 on Saturday, with minor windows earlier in the day and similar blocks on Sunday.
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Legionnaires Schedule Two Versus Monticello and Warren
El Dorado's American Legion team, after a 13-11 win over Camden, faces Monticello at 2 30 p m and Warren at 7 30 p m in Area 7 games Saturday. All players should arrive at the field by 12 30 p m.
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Tennis Letters Earned By Arkansas Trio At University
Herbert Moreland of El Dorado received his second letter in tennis at the University of Arkansas. Earlier letters were awarded to Vince Long and Walter Moreland of El Dorado and Don Paul Setliff of Magnolia.
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Toney Ousts Higinbotham In 1st Round Of Senior Oil Belt Battle
Dick Toney of Piedmont Mo defeated M L Higinbotham of Magnolia two time winner in the Senior Oil Belt Golf Tourney 1 up in 19 holes at El Dorado Golf and Country Club in the opening round. Ken Holt shot 69 to beat Lenard Shuermann 2 up in the championship flight.
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Wet Grounds Shortens Play In Boys Club Baseball
Seven games were scheduled for Friday in Boys Club baseball but four were postponed due to wet grounds. In B league First Presbyterian beat Second Baptist 6 5 with Duke Womack driving the win and Bill Tarver catching. Immanuel Baptist defeated Marable Hill Chapel 12 6 behind Peanut Lowery pitching. Second Baptist beat Vantrease Methodist 5 3 in another B league game. Monday’s schedule lists multiple A B and C league matchups across Field Nos. 1 and 2, including First Methodist St Paul and Holy Redeemer plus Gulf Samples and Wheeling Pipeline Civitan showdowns.
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Narvaez Extends Win Streak With Nosing Of Bizzarro
Frankie Narvaez of New York saw his 14th straight victory as he edged Johnny Bizzarro of Erie in a 10 round television bout at Madison Square Garden. Narvaez won 5-3 in rounds with two even rounds, and while Bizzarro started fast the local favorite dictated the tempo and landed the key body shots. No knockdowns and a close decision kept the crowd on edge.
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