Determine Wins Derby By Length In Classic Run
Determine, first gray Kentucky Derby winner, narrowly defeats Hasty Road by a length and a half at Churchill Downs in the 80th Derby before 100000. Hasseyampa finishes third as California trainer-owner Crevelin collects a $102,050 purse and York rides the 4-1 favorite to victory in 2 03.
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Lon John Chandler Uisville
Determine
California
Hasty Road
Ray York
Adny Crevelin
Alhambra
Calif
Hasseyampa
Churchill Downs
Hasty House Farm
Middlecoff Holds Frisco Open Lead With 139
Cary Middlecoff shot a 2 under par 70 to reach 139 after 36 holes leading the $10,000 San Francisco Open at Lake Merced. Shelley Mayfield stood two back at 142 after a 70, while Lido Lands posted a course record 65 in the amateurs. Pete Fleming and others chased with 68 and 71 respectively.
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Mayfield
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Lido
Middlecoff Yestery
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St. Andrews
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Jimmy Clark
Smiley Quick
Gene Littler
San Diego
Palm Springs
Doug Ford
Kiamesha Lake
M. D
Bob Inman
Tulsa
Okla
Art Wall Jr
Pocono Manor
It Was A Big Day For Andy Crevolin
Louisville May 1 A California automobile dealer Andrew Crevolin enjoyed two landmark victories in one afternoon His Determine won the 80th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs earning a record Derby jackpot of 102050 and hours later his other horse Imbros captured the William P Kyne Handicap at Bay Meadows San Mateo trainer Willie Molter guided both wins marking the first time an owner and trainer won two 100000 stakes in a single day
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Alhambra
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Churchill Downs
Crevelin
Imbros
William P. Kyne
Bay Meadows
San Mateo
Willie Molter
Miracle finish wins North-South Amateur for Patton
Billy Joe Patton defeated Alex Welsh one up after 37 holes at Pinehurst to claim the North and South Amateur. Patton staged late dramatics including a 10-foot par save on the 35th and a clutch 45-foot putt, edging Welsh after an overtime 36th.
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Welsh
Patton
Pinehurst
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Local standings and results from area league play
The table shows WoL standings with Fayetteville on top at 0 1,000 and Greensboro 8 1 889 followed by Danville 5 5 500 and Bur-Gra 4 6 400. Last night results: HI-TOMS 9 Danville 5. Fayetteville 8 Greensboro 1. Winston-Salem 6 Reidsville 4. Durham Bur-Gra 0. Today Danville at HI-TOMS. rham at Bur-Gra. Reidsville at Winston-Salem. Fayetteville at Greensboro. Monday games Fayetteville at Winston-Salem. Reidsville at Greensboro. Bur-Gra at Danville. HI-TOMS at Durham.
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Hi-Toms
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Winston-Salem
Reidsville
Durham
Rham
Weekend baseball scores and upcoming matchups
Saturday results list Philadelphia 2 Baltimore 1 Cleveland 10 New York 2 Chicago 3 Boston 0 Detroit and Washington tied? Sunday games feature Detroit at New York with Hoeft Gray facing McDonald Byrd and Feller Houtteman vs Schmite Stobbs. Chicago at Philadelphia Shants Ditmar. Baltimore at Boston Larsen Coleman vs Brown Kiely.
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Larsen
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Baseball scores and matchups across the league
Cincinnati beat Brooklyn in 11 innings 7 to 6 while Philadelphia won 4 to Milwaukee in 10 innings. St Louis edged Pittsburgh 5 to 4 in 10 innings and Chicago defeated New York 4 to 3. Brooklyn hosted Milwaukee Meyer, New York faced St Louis, Philadelphia met Cincinnati, Pittsburgh played Chicago with listed pitchers.
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ACC Defeats ECC In Loop Contest
Atlantic Christian beat East Carolina 7 to 3 in the Eastern Division North State Conference game in Wilson North Carolina. Jose Dominguez earned his third win, allowing seven hits while walking three and fanning three. Jerry Williams had four hits in four at bats and drove in two runs.
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Piner
Taylor
Barnes
B. Cline
Dominguez
Jim Williams
Week Ahead Football Schedule at Finch Field and Nearby Venues
Today Danville plays at Finch Field at 2 30 p.m. Tomorrow the Hi-Toms visit Durham. Tuesday Durham hosts Finch Field at 8 p.m. Wednesday the Hi-Toms travel to Burlington Graham. Thursday the Hi-Toms play at Burlington. Friday Reidsville visits Finch.
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Finch Field
Durham
Burlington-Graham
Reidsville
Hi Toms top Leafs 9 5 as Parnell drives five RBIs
Padgett announces new interim manager Hi Toms edge Danville Leafs 9 5 at Finch Field. Parnell belts a 380 foot homer and a 400 foot double driving in five runs to move Hi Toms to third in the Carolina League. Blanton earns first win in relief of Leaf starter John Fitzgerald. Crowd of 1,338 watches the win and a 2:30 rematch is set for today.
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Fred Parnell
Finch Field
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Danville Leafs
Bill Blanton
Ralph Poole
al Murakowski
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Parnell
Blanton
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Leafs
Poole
Murakowski
Padgett named interim Hi-Tom manager as Reis rehabs
Don Padgett takes over the High Point-Thomasville Hi-Toms interim after a club meeting. He will coach from the bench while Tommy Reis recovers from a stomach ulcer, likely within two weeks, and pads his leave from Highland Motors to lead the team.
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Thomasville
Tommy Reis
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Peppett
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Twins Top Reidsville 6-4 in Carolina League
Winston-Salem Twins rallied with three runs in the seventh to beat Reidsville 6-4 in Carolina League action. The Twins opened a 2-0 lead, Reidsville answered to 2-2, then the visitors pulled away before two late runs by Reidsville. Charles Bradshaw reached on an error and Hank Izquierdo contributed for Winston-Salem.
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Bob Phillips
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Neville Shuts Out Pirates as Bulls Win 1-0 on Three Hits
Lefty Eddie Neville limited Bur-Gra Pirates to three hits in Graham, NC, notching his first win of the season. A fourth-inning miscue allowed the only unearned run as Pete Viteretto scored on a wild throw after a catcher’s bobble. Davis tripled for Bur-Gra but was thrown out at home on a relay.
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Durham
Larry Osborne
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Jack Richardson
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Interim Skipper Padgett Named Hi-Toms Manager
Interim Hi-Toms boss Don Padgett a High Point native and former major league star takes over at Finch Field. He will lead Danville at home while skipper Tommy Reis recovers from a stomach ulcer in Thomasville hospital, expected back in a week or two.
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High Point
Hi-Toms
Padgett
Finch Field
Danville
Tommy Reis
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Thomasville
Bill Hackney
Fayetteville Still Unbeaten as Cleary Beats Greensboro 8-1
Fayetteville stays undefeated at eleven straight wins after veteran Al Cleary pitched a 8-1 victory over Greensboro. Crowds of 2,784 braved a long rain delay as Cleary struck out 11 and delivered a two-run single in the second inning to spark the victory.
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