Dancer Hill Rise Tabbed As Derby Favorites
Dancer Hill Rise top contenders for the Kentucky Derby as field of 12 includes Northern Dancer and Quadrangle. Hill Rise drawn No 11, Northern Dancer No 7, with about 100000 expected in attendance and television coverage by CRS from 4 to 5 p.m. Post time 4:30 p.m. purse around 156800 with a 1200 entry, 250 nomination, and 100 post fees. Northern Dancer bred in Ontario, boasts 11 wins in 14 starts and earnings of 280572. Hill Rise trained by Bill Finnegan, owned by George A. Pope.
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Luvisville
Capso
Hi Rise
Pride of
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Canada
Witone
Sqapoodhhriots
Quadrangle
Cindy
TCRS
Sim.ao
Roman Brother
Mr. Brick
Dandy K
Wil Rad
Mr. Moon. Kha
Royal Sbhies
Northern Dancer
Horatio Lure
Hill Rise
Royal Shuck
Bill Shoemaker
KE. P. Taylor
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Mantel Yeaza
Bol Ussery
National
Oshawa
Ontario
Nearctic
Natalma
Native Dancer
Mahmoud
Hyperion
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el Peco Ranch
Madera
Calif
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Hillary
Red Curtain
Brungardts Share Game in Garden City bowling league
Tom Brungardt of the Garden City Telegram team rolled a 224 high game and Bob Brungardt led the Telegram with a 577 series as the Athletic League finished week 33. Team results include Garden City Telegram 2,858 and 2,607 scores, with many league matchups and top per- formers listed across several teams and weeks.
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Tom Brungardt
Garden City Telegram
Garden Rowl
Athletic League
Bob Brungardt
Telegram
Revenovers
Ideal Foodstore
J. M. Mel Donald
Northern
Natweal Gas
Untouchables
Davies Case
Ingalls
Kearny County Band
Wyoming Track Coach John Walker Leads Standings
John Walker, a native of Florence, Alabama, is in his third season as Wyoming's track coach, guiding the program through current standings and team performance.
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John Walker
Florence, Ala
Wyoming
Garden City events spotlight college Relays and bowling
Garden City Junior College leads a Friday slate with Track and Bowling events including Wheatbelt and Sunflower Leagues at Garden Bowl. Saturday features the third annual Garden Gite Mixed Tournament also at Garden Bowl with junior league at 9 am and prop league at 1 30 pm.
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Aantal Hutchison Tuntor College
Garden City Junior College
Garden Bowl
Clue Range
Sresson
Kttle
Optimist Clad
Ralph Vogel
Gane
Nick Masters
Scott City
Iiely
Scott Hiv
New York City
Prairie Chicken Studies Under Way in Chase County
The Kansas Forestry, Fish, and Game Commission studies prairie chickens near Bazaar and Matfield Green in Chase County. Birds are live-trapped, banded, and marked with leg bands and colored wing tags. Marking should finish in about two weeks. Booming ground counts are also conducted across Kansas to census birds before the breeding season, guiding season and bag limits.
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Pratt
Kansas Forestry, Fish, and Game Commission
Chase County
Bazaar
Matfield Green
Kansas
Commission
Wilt Chamberlain Wins NBA MVP for Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain of the San Francisco Warriors was named the NBA most valuable player by the United States Basketball Writers Association. Oscar Robertson of the Cincinnati Royals finished as runner up, followed by Boston Celtic Bill Russell. voting was by a 27 member committee.
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Boston
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Association
United States Basketball Writers Association
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati Royals
Boston Celtic
Ill Russell
Juco to Hutch Night Relays at Gowans Stadium
Garden City sends a 10 member entry to Hutchinson for the 17th annual Juco Night Relays at Gowans Stadium. Afternoon events start 4 30 p m with night session at 7 30 p m. Teams include Hutchinson Pratt El Dorado Dodge City St John’s JC Winfield University of Wichita and Central JC McPherson. Notables: Pat Keller John DeRario Larry Bloyd Doug Schifferle Fred Adams Louis Horton Gale Jones John Duran Dean McAsey Terry Lindner. Bill Urie injured may miss action. Garden omits shot put discus and pole vault. Relays feature DeRario DeRario, Bloyd Keller Schifferle, Horton Jones, McAsey Lindner, and Duran in various events. Next meet is the state junior college championships at Hutch on May 9.
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Garden City
Hutchinson
Larry Bloyd
Doug Schifferle
Fred Adams
Louis Horton
Gale Jones
John Duran
Dean Mc
Garden
Broaebuster
Dale Meadors
Keller
Bloyd
Schifferle
Adams
Schifferte
Horton
Jones
DeRario
Duran
McAsey
Schiferle
Lindner
Hutch
Gowans Stadium
Mixed Bowling Tourney set at Garden Bowl
The third annual Mixed Tournament kicks off Saturday at Garden Bowl with action across three weekends May 2-3, 9-10, and 16-17. Teams doubles and singles compete with all events awards. last year’s team champions were Airport 180s from Scott City and Margarite and Warren Coos of Liberal won doubles.
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Garden Bowl
Kansas
Airport 180S
Scott City
Margarite
Warren Coos
Liberal
William
Buck) Weber Cof Wa- Keeney
Eva May Fross
Garden City
Weber
Scott Cillan Mary Scott
Bubble Gum, Now the Glove Ends Pena Bubble Incident
In Kansas City the Athletics pitcher Orlando Pena faced umpire Ed Hurley over gum and a glove issue. Pena admitted crayon marks on his glove led to a request to change gloves after a 10-3 win over Detroit. He hinted at buying a new glove if no trade offered.
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Associated Press
G.B. Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore
Minnesota
Detroit
New York
Los Angeles
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Houston
Orlando Pena
Kansas City Athletics
Pena
Athletics
Ed Hurley
Hurley
No Juleps for Derby Breakfast at Governor's
About 1,100 guests were invited to a Kentucky Derby breakfast at the governor's residence but no alcoholic beverages will be served. Governor Edward Breathitt enforces a policy of prohibiting alcohol at the executive mansion.
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Frankfort
Edward T. Breathitt
Bowling League Leaders Shine In City Matches
Jack Morris of KGLD-TV rolled 235 high in the Classic Scratch League as Ray Shearmire led the same team with a 648 series. KGLD-TV won 1,835 to 1,645 over Red's Cities Service, while other league results included Palmer Jewelry over Garden Belle Lumber 1,580 to 1,480. Bob McKain topped Rickman Body Shop with 213 game and 573 series as Rickman also claimed team highs. The Yankee League week saw Deerfield, Corn Tobacco Co. and Garden City Co-op Office posting wins. Betty Schreibvogel led Deerfield’s Dust Bowlers with 210 and Santa Fe Ettes posted team bests of 916 and 2,555.
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Jack Morris
Kgld-Tv
Garden Bowl
Ray Shearmire
Red
Palmer Jewelry
Garden Belle Lumber
Henkle Drilling
Rickman Body Shop
Bob McKain
Deerfield Coop
Conoco Service
Corn Tobacco Co
Million Motors
Eagles Club
Garden City Co-op Office
Massey-Ferguson
Garden City Ice Co
Betty Schreibvogel
Santa Fe Ettes
Deerfield
Dust Bowlers
Bonnie Devies
Farm Bureau
John Collins Agency
Krebs Construction
Scott City Air Service
Anamo, Inc
Coca-Cola
Keg Loop Honors To Marge Rogers
Marge Rogers of the Hunters bowled 156 for a high game and 398 for a top series as the Buffalo League for beginning women bowlers finished week 13 at Garden Bowl. Bull Dozers posted the best team game 411 and team series 1,078, with wins over Mavericks 1,078 to 978, Stampeders 991 to 960, and Hunters 1,032 to 1,012. Bob Lerman, a 145-pound wrestler from South Bend, Ind., will captain Brandeis University matmen next season.
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Marge Rogers
Hunters
Garden Bowl
Buffalo League
Bull Dozers
Mavericks
Stampeders
Thunderbolts
Indians
Bob Lerman
South Bend
Ind
Brandeis University
Garden City Links Second at Pratt Meet
Garden City finished second in a nine hole junior college golf triangular at Park Hills Country Club Paris 36. Doug Weber led Garden City with 84 while David Davis 82 and Jack Alexander 85 also posted solid scores. Medalist was John Wood Pratt with 76 and next action is a dual meet with Hutchinson JC at Garden City Country Club.
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PRATT
Garden City
Cecil Davis
Bronclusters
Hutchinson
Park Hills Country Club
Paris
Garden
Doug Weber
Jack Alexander
David Davis
Bob Mastroni
Tony Hishano
Dick Hadfield
John Wood
Fred Lewinson
Don Williams
Davis
Dean Wingert
Weber
Garden Jaco
Hutchinson Jc
Garden City Country Club
Kansans urged to market wildlife and tourism assets
George Moore, director of the Forestry, Fish and Game Commission, pushes Kansas to spotlight local wildlife and hunting offerings. He cites catfish as a selling point and notes deer, quail, pheasant, coyote, prairie dogs, and birdwatching as attractors, outlining a four-point tourism plan and reporting on Bear Creek dam ideas, pond stocking changes, and a Cedar Bluff fishing outing with mixed results.
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Pratt
George Moore
Moore
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Kansas
Kantes
America
United States
Kansang
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Stanton County
Fish and Game Commission
Bear Creek
Manter
Cedar Bluff Reservoir
Dave Punk
Dighton
Lau
WaKeeney
Cedar Bluff
Golf Event Set for Low Net at Garden City Country Club
Next Tuesday the weekly ladies day at Garden City Country Club features a Kansas Women’s Golf Association low net score event. Pairings include A Right Lemoine Jones Serena Downing Raye Eisner Louise Vance Joyce Boone Florence Burris Erdene Corley Betty Waters Vesta Korff Ruth Hooker B flight Sibyl Miller Grace Craig Judy Bourne Katherine Hart Betty Walker Sue Unger Nonie Saffels Bernice Anderson Velma Piland Kay Wells Abbe Morgan Florence Nanninga C flight Betty Benson June Benedict Lee Maxfield Bonnie Devies Dorothy Ogden Nellie Lile Maxine Blanchard Grace Stoner Virginia Meske Mary Burden Shirley Carmichael Jean Gimple Wanda Eisner Nel Lindner Jewel Blackett Blanche Salyer Erna Andrews Jean Speckman Donna Schiffelbein Virginia Krey Nola Blackwood Mildred Archibald Helen Fankhauser Kay Good C flight Nancy Woods Charlotte Spikes Mary Register Flo Fankhauser
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Garden City Country Club
Kansas
Golf Assa
Lemoine Jones
Serena Downing
Raye Eisner
Louise Vance
Joyce Boone
Florence Burris
Erdene Corley
Betty Waters
Vesta Korff
Ruth Hooker
Sibyl Miller
Grace Craig
Judy Bourne
Katherine Hart
Bette Walker
Sue Unger
Nonie Saffe
Erna Andrews
Jean Speckman
Donna Schiffelbein
Virginia Krey
Nola Blackwood
Mildred Archibald
Helen Fankhauser
Kay Good & Flight
Nancy Woods
Charlotte Spikes
Mary Regester
Flo Fankhauser
Braves Beat Wesleyan In Dual Track Meet
Ottawa defeated Kansas Wesleyan 173 to 69 in a dual track meet at Salina. The Braves dominated field events with nine first places while Wesleyan led in running events with eight wins. The victory positions Ottawa as the favorite for the Kansas Conference meet in Ottawa on May 15 and 16, with Wesleyan expected to finish second.
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Salina
Ottawa
Kansas Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Kansas
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