Carry Back Favored in Belmont Bid for Triple Crown
Carry Back is heavily favored to win the Belmont Stakes and complete the Triple Crown, aiming to become the ninth horse to sweep the series. The field includes Globemaster and other contenders as post time set for 1 p.m. EST with CHS coverage.
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Ortega Set for Welter Title Clash in Hollywood Tonight
Merleo contender Gaspar Ortega meets Emile Griffith for the welterweight crown at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. Griffith, a 22 year old from New York, defends after winning the world title from Benny Paret in Miami Beach. Promoters expect about 7,800 fans with a possible $60,000 TV purse and Griffith worth $50,000 plus a share of TV money. Ortega to earn a 20 percent cut. Fight time 9 pm EST. network ARG with California listings.
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Minors Dy Associated Press sports snippets briefed
The brief clipped text mentions American Association standings and teams such as Houston Omaha Dallas Fort Worth Louisville and Denver. It includes scattered figures like 280 percent and 1727-386, but specifics are unclear. The fragment suggests a sports round up with minor league references and city teams.
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Cubs prevail in rain to edge Reds 7 6
In Cincinnati, the Cubs survive a late Reds rally to win 7-6 as Jack Curtis struggles then settles after five. Gene Frees homers for Cincinnati while Don Zimmer, Ernie Banks and Frank Robinson contribute key plays.
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Dodgers survive in extra innings on Davis homer
In Los Angeles, Tommy Davis hits a game tying homer in the ninth to force extra innings as the Dodgers beat the Giants 8-7 behind a late rally. Willis Davis and solid Dodgers pitching push Los Angeles to within striking distance in the pennant race.
Facts Figures Of Title Fight In Los Angeles
Promoters announce a 18 round welterweight title bout between Emile Griffith of New York and Gaspar Ortega of Tijuana with ABC television coverage in Los Angeles and surrounding areas. Anticipated gate around 100000, TV revenue cited, each fighter contributing to Beny Paret rematch funding. Officials to be named ringside.
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Deaths and Funerals Notice for Mae Canerit Family
Obituary item listing Mae Canerit and relatives including Joseph Keylerie and Emery of Greeley. Mentions survivors in Michigan and California with step grandchildren. Services planned Monday at Adamean Memorial Chapel with interment in Calo.
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Truckers Win Second Straight Game in Italy
The AAU basketball team the Truckers, featuring Helmont and Harvey Sele, won their second match in the five day unit of the United States tourney in Turin as part of Italy unification celebrations. Other US scorers included Boone, Flask, Olson, Walker, Manghant, Adame, Hot Salle Ly, and Moran.
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Major League Baseball and Results From Weekend Schedule
National League standings show Cincinnati leading with 17 wins while Philadelphia and Chicago hold mid pack positions. Weekend results include Philadelphia over Pittsburgh and Chicago over Cincinnati, with St Louis beating Milwaukee and Los Angeles defeating San Francisco. American League games feature New York, Cleveland, and Washington posting wins with multiple matchups through Friday to Sunday schedules.
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American Ford Ends Chisox Jinx with 6-2 Win
Ford snapped a long drought against the White Sox, earning his seventh win of the season as the Yankees defeated Chicago 6-2. Dono don and Maris provided run support with key hits, while Daley struggled on the mound for Los Angeles in a separate Dodgers game context.
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Cleveland 6, Los Angeles 4 in extras
John Re Mane turned the eighth inning with a two run homer breaking a 4 4 deadlock and giving the Cleveland Indians a 6 4 win over the Los Angeles Angels Frank Funk earned his seventh win with two shutout innings and Johnny James took the loss in his first decision of the year. The Angels dropped to 16 losses in 17 road games.
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Phillies blank Pirates 6 in Pittsburgh rout
Philadelphia exploded for a 6 0 win over the Pirates behind a nine hit attack led by Pancho Herrera with two doubles and three driven in. John Bozartht, winning his first game after five losses, scattered nine hits and overcame early trouble to shut out Pittsburgh.
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Betsy Rawls Leads Open After 35 Holes Stroke Lead
Betsy Rawls coasted into a commanding position in the Women's Western Open at Nashville. She posted a 145 after 35 holes, with a 76 in round two, while veterans Mary Lena Faulk and Marilynn Smith tied for second at 150. Amateurs Barbera Fillon Mary Mills both at 156, Folly Riley at 158.
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Bevo Francis Wins Damage Suit
Clarence Bevo Francis, a basketball star from Rio Grande, won a damage judgment of 15,431 dollars Friday in a case against a Grand Rapids sports promoter. The ruling, handed up in Grand Rapids, centers on alleged damages from an event promoter’s actions.
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No Special Meeting Set On Rose Bowl
Chicago report notes a negotiated approach to conference agreements over the Rose Bowl involving Big Ten and Pac Ten participants. Minnesota ends its Rose Bowl pact with a 79 to 42 vote, while Air Force Academy honors athletic leaders Mike Quinlan and Rich Mayo for notable contributions.
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Snead Leads U S In Canada Cup Play At Dorado Beach
U S team builds big lead at the Canada Cup internat ional golf event at Dorado Beach as Jim Snead cards his second straight 87 to reach 26 holes in 134 and DeMaret adds a 70. Australia trails by six strokes with Peter Thomson and Kel Nagel not closing gap. Ben Arda of the Philippines contends with a 69 to reach 139 before signaling possible withdrawal due to family illness.
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Texas Teams Fall to Denver And Louisville
The American Association games Friday night saw Texas teams lose to Louisville and Denver while the frontrunners extended their division lead. Houston Buffaloes fell 9-3 as Armando Samuel and Hawk Fisher delivered key blows after Fisher’s five-hitter. Dallas Fort Worth, Omaha, and Indy results circulated as Denver beat Dallas Fort Worth 105 and Omaha defeated Indianapolis 8-2. Mack Jones contributed four of Louisville’s eight hits in the late action.
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Dickinson Leads After 7 Stroke Advantage In Open
Dickinson showcased strong form in a chaotic round at Colonial Country Club, firing a 63-65-128 to capture a seven stroke lead amid a high scoring day. Porter and Donnelly provided notable bursts as other contenders chased in a crowded leaderboard at the Fort Worth event.
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