Carry Back Favored to Sweep Triple Crown at Belmont
AP report notes Carry Back, owned by Mia and Jack Price, favored to win the Belmont Stakes and become the ninth horse to complete the Triple Crown. Globemaster may challenge as the Belmont field includes nine horses in the 125,000-added race. rivals strive to beat Carry Back who has dominated the series from the Preakness to Belmont.
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John Chandler
Kentucky
New York
Gerry Dack
Maryland
Belmont
Globemaster
Carry Bask
Mia
Katherine Price
Mini
Becoms
Jack
Klothy
Lauraville
Kentucky Ferby
Preakness
Charghe
Pround Slo
Sip Frou
Ortega Trials For World Title Clash Tonight
Veteran promoter Gaspar Orloge returns to the rings tonight as welterweight contender Ortega meets Emile Griffith in a televised world title bout at the Olympic Auditorium. The event features a crowded undercard and promoter figures targeting a large TV audience and substantial payoffs.
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Rob Myens
Los Angeles
Merjco
Gaspar Orloge
Emile Chriffithy
New York
King Raueli
Fe Anc
Honeheat Iterhy
Ral
Roubert
Californin
Jeet 1
Dotler
Virleny Shore
Ethelwin Islands
Enlee Thold
Minor League Baseball Scores and Standings Fragment
The clumsy OCR compiles various minor league results across leagues including American Association Pacific Coast League and Texas League. It lists teams such as Houston Dallas Fort Worth Denver Seattle Spokane San Diego Tacoma and others with scattered scores and player names, though many fragments are unreadable.
National League and American League baseball results overview
The page lists outcomes from NL and AL games with standings and schedule. Notable results include Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Milwaukee, and Chicago in NL play and New York, Cleveland, Baltimore, Boston, Detroit, Minnesota, Kansas City, and Los Angeles in AL play, with Friday results and upcoming matchups across both leagues.
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Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Louis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Philadely
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Bulwaukee
St Louis
Los
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Taltimore Boy
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Minnesota
Baltimore
Tialtimore
AN will pack 12m pounds and railio and television update
The report notes a plan to pack 12 million pounds and assures final racks scans after a weather forecast promises sun. It lists a 4:40 pm timestamp with radio and television channels at 4 pm BST.
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Railio
Tetevision
Griffith-Paret Title Fight Promises High TV Revenue
Los Angeles reports show promoter plans for the Griffith vs Paret title bout with a TV deal worth about 60,740 dollars. Both fighters to donate 3,000 dollars to Benny Kid Paret. April 1, 1963, set as purse boost of 10,000 dollars. Referee and judges to be named ringside. tickets range 25 to 5 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Ropar Crvega
New York
Nd Gas Oetoga
Sijuana
Olyla Auditorium
ABS
Y Pan
San Mego
Ti Junin
Grelffith
Omega
Ginte
TV Meney
Benny
Kid) Paret
Griffith
Ollietats
Promlees
Widashanptan Henny
Obscure obituary notice with names and kin from unnamed record
Fragmentary death notice lists Joseph Keferle and Marry Ca lher Caupeton of Santh Ann California along with a long line of relatives and survivors. The garbled text references a chapel and various heirs, indicating a standard local obituary with family connections and dates.
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Utah
Calher
Joseph Keferle
Calher Caupeton
Santh Ann
Calif
Srandebbidten
Mortal
Oto
Truckers Win Second Straight Game in Italy
The Chicago Truckers, a leading AAU basketball team, cruised to an 89 to 43 victory in Turin Italy during a five day International Tournament. The U S squad featured players Heletont Salx Rocce Rask Olson Walker Manghan Adamez Jon Sallele Moran in a dominant performance.
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Turin
Haly TV
Densver-Chicago Truckers
United States
International Basketbal Tounes
Pre Moung
Pales
Lees
Uae
Albion
Joe Heletont
Harvey Salx
Denbls Rocce
Chock Rask Bi
Loren Olson
Uotase Walker
Jak Manghan
Jack Adamez
George Jon Sallelé
Mike Moran
American Ford Ends Chisox Jinx with 6-2 Win
Donovan and Long each homered for the winners while Yogi Berra cited as part of the recap. Roger Marts delivered a two run single as Bud Daley earned his first win over Chicago since 1969. Whitey Ford and Kansas City pitchers suffered the defeat, his sixth of the season.
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Cincagg Tat
Donovan
Long
Yogi Berra
Roger Marts
Bud Daley
Whitey Ford
New York Kansas City
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Blake
Tape Ford
Hils
White Sox
Indians Rally Behind Repnana Hit For 6-4 Victory
Cleveland uses John Repnana s two out homer in the eighth to break a 4-4 deadlock and beat the Los Angeles Angels 6-4. Frank Funk earned his seventh win in relief, striking out the side in the ninth as Cleveland improves and Los Angeles drops another road game.
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Cleveland
John Re Pnana
Cleveland Indians
Los Angeles Angels
Kormana
Willie Kirkland
Felder
Frank Funk
Johnny Janice
Ken McBride
Angels
Los Angeles
Dax
Melicide
James
Avert
Bell
Laman
Funk
Romano
Fink
L Flames
Rome
Meld
Davis Dodgers win on Davis grand slam in comeback
In Los Angeles, Tommy Davis hit a grand slam as the Dodgers rallied from a two run deficit to beat San Francisco 6-2. The win, aided by Davis’ long ball and strong relief pitching, moved the Dodgers into first place. San Francisco and Denver also posted wins elsewhere as league leaders push toward the pennant race.
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Los Angeles
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Viclua
San Francisco
Sant Francisco
Donings
Sanford
Bolin
O'Dell
Miller
McCormick
Fisher
Landrith
Bailey
Post
Giants
Stank Fisch
Davis
Ed Fishers
Amado Satte
Thelye
Bolts
Atly
Dodgers
Jiouston
Raniel
Louisville
Mack Jones
Colonels
Tlie
Jack Bantord
Jim Davenport
Incinghamer
Senators pound Athletics as Dick Donovan gains first win
Washington righthander Dick Donovan earned his first victory of the season by throttling Kansas City 12 to 4. The Senators exploded for 16 hits including a Dale Long homer and four RBIs, with Long and a second double powering the offense while Donovan received solid early support.
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Kansas City
Washington
Daley
Nekow
Giel
Walker
Pigaatana
Dono
Van
Green
W—Donovan
L—Daley
Carey
Long
Jsox
Ford
al Smith
Yankee
Berra
New
Chicago
Howard
MelLish
Kemmerer
Hacker
Tallav
W—Ford
L—Melish
New York
Marisa Chicago
Smith
Dick Donovan
Kansas City Athletics
Dornivan
AML
Senators
Dale Long
Cubs edge Reds in drizzly nine with late rally
Cubs survive a late Cincinnati push as Gene Freese homered and Jerry Lynch cleared the bases with a grand hit in the ninth. Elston Howard and Banks delivered key sacrifices, while Curt Simmons, Curti Curlin, and Pat Don Zimmer contributed to a 7-6 win in a rain delayed game. The Reds bullpen faltered as Frank Robinson and Wally Post provided offense in a tight contest.
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Gincinnate
Zinmer
Cubs
Baris
Cincinnati Redechiengo
Cincinnati
Troukle
Dack Curtis
Curtis
Elston
Tay
Ollion
Borrell
Varkey
Elptil
Serey Zimmerl
Nunn
Dmmerman
Ian Singled
Ello Chacon
Ron
Vhisenant
W — Curtiy
Purkey
Wildh
Curlid
Don Elston
Altman
Cub
Santo
Edouches
Rin Canseda
Dodgers win in extra innings as teen hurt after pitch
In Torrance California a Lite League game ended 2-2 in extras after Will Daviler hit a go ahead homer for the Dodgers. A 15 year old was seriously hurt by a pitched ball earlier in the same week. Dodgers’ late rally loaded the bases but the Giants were held scoreless in the ninth. The incident followed other regional sports notes including Temple City and Redondo Beach activity.
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Torrance
Calif
Los Angeles
Tommy Bavis
Thea Iine
Angeles Dodgers
San
Ketly Johnston
Friday Eye Whale
Will Daviler
Jardoone
Dodgers
Torji i
Temple City
Fd Fisher
San Francisco
Oasis
Giants
Burhardt Shuts Out Pirates as Phillies Power Past
John Burhardt blanked Pittsburgh on nine hits to earn his first win of the season. Philadelphia surged with a renal barrage while Pancho Herrera fueled the offense with two doubles and three other players contributed extra-base hits. Burhardt struck out three and walked none, defeating Friend and the Pirates 6 to 0.
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Pittsburgh
John Burnardt
Theittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Philies
Burhardt
Manger
Pancho Merrera
Phillies
Philadelphia
Dalrymple
Friend
Francis
Labine
Face
L-Friend
U S Takes Big Lead In Canada Cup Play
The United States surged to a wide lead in the Canada Cup by Friday as Sam Snead fired his second straight 67 and DeMaret carded 70 to lift the Americans to 127 at Dorado Beach. Australia trailed with Peter Thomson and Kel Nagel, while Bolada of the Philippines faced a personal crisis with a seriously ill wife and planned to start home Sunday.
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Dorado Beach
P.H
Aldo
Jim- Sam Snead
U.S
Austral- Dorato Beach
Fa Jn
Snead
DeMaret
Australia
Peter Thomson
Kel Nagel
Arda
Dickinson Takes 7 Stroke Lead At Dallas Golf Open
In Memphis based action Gardner Denver led Dickinson by seven strokes as Dickinson fired a sub par 33 42 65 for the second straight round. Porter homered and Donnelly won his fourth decision as Indianapolis mishaps aided Omaha in a run. Gibbs Snyders struck out seven batters and scattered four hits as leaders bolstered by a wild throw.
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Memphis
Gardner
Denver
Dickinson
Dallas-Fort Worth
Finand
Porter
Bears
Rangers
Bower
Ed Donnelly
Indianapolis
Omaha
Carders
Gene Snyders
Betsy Rawls Coasts to Five Stroke Lead in Open
Betsy Rawls surged to a five stroke lead midway through the Women's Western Open at Nashville Tennessee as she totaled 96 holes. The veteran from Spartanburg controlled the championship flight with solid rounds while Mary Lena Faulk and Marilynn Smith chased. Amateur contenders Polly Riley and Barbara Fillon also posted scores as the field closed in.
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Naseville
Tenn
Selsy Rawls
Figues
Bislding
Spartanburg
D.C
Mary Lena Faulk
Bevo Francis Wins Damage Suit in Grand Rapids
Clarence Bevo Francis, former Rio Grande college basketball star, was awarded 15431 in his damage suit against Grand Rapids promoter Ted Rosberry after two days of testimony. He claimed he received nothing on a 1200 per month contract dating to April 1939, with initial seeks of 75000 later scaled to 20250.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Clarence
Bevo) Francis
Grand Rapids
Fred N. Sears
Francis
Ted Rosberry
Rosberry
Jessimorly
No Special Meeting Set On Rose Bowl
The College Conference could renew a Rose Bowl contract with the Athletic Association of Western Universities while Minnesota ends its Rose Bowl pact in a 70 to 42 Senate vote. The move may break the Big Ten deadlock from 1960 and open the door for Big Ten action on a Rose Bowl bid if the Big Five agrees. No special meeting is planned for December, per Big Ten officials.
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Cihcago
APM
Mine Ipsota
Ito
Athletic Association of Western Universities
Big Five
Pasadena
Calif
Minnesota
Big Ten
Big ‘Ten
Bill Need
Mayo Quinlan Honored by AFA at Air Force Academy
At the Air Force Academy sixth final banquet Mayo Bayport Minnesota and Quinlan Eureka California were named top athletes by the academy athletic association. Brickey Salt Lake City Utah earned leadership award as athlete who embodies character and leadership. About four percent of varsity lettermen and freshmen received awards.
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Air Force Academy
Acadiny Athletic Association
Mike Quinlan
Bayport
Minn
Oo Rich Mayo
Mureka
Calif
Adh Brickey
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mayo
Quinlan
Brickey
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Lille
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Gene Litter
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Tony Lema
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Eagle
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Bevo Francis
Tribune
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