Kauai King Wins 92nd Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs
Kauai King the son of Native Dancer led from the start to win the 92nd Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in 2 02 flat over 1 1/4 miles. Advocat or was second with Skyer third as crowds exceeded 100000. Owner Michael Ford of Omaha paid 42000 for Kauai King who earned 120000 this year and 240027 overall. Brumfield called the ride and courtly praise as he credited Kauai King with running strong all the way.
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Louisville, Ky
Churchill Downs
Don Brumfield
Michael Ford
Omaha
Advocator
Ada L. Rice
Chicago
Lucky Debonair
Padgett
Hugh Rant
Bowie
Ford
J Sellers
Earlie
Abe’s Hope
Amberoid
Brumfield
Cal Ford
Weer Verte
Ex-State Cager Now At Florida Ex-State Cager Now At Florida
Norman Sloan, former Florida coach who led a top season, signed a three year contract to become head basketball coach at North Carolina State. Sloan, 39, played for NC State two decades ago and comes to the ACC after an 85-63 record at Florida.
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Drip Raleigh
Norman Sloan
University of Florida
North Carolina State
Sloan
Nin Case
N. C. State
Florida
Citadel
Wolfpack
N.C. State
John T. Caldwell
Caldwell
Roy Clogston
Ath d
Gainesville
Case
State
Duke
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Maravich
George Mihan
HPC Panthers crush Campbell 12 0 in nonconference game
High Point College opened up late with seven runs in the eighth inning and four more in the ninth to beat Campbell College 12-0. Rich Marshall Ray Blosse and Garry Holland combined on a five hit shutout as Hartman used many arms to prep for Monday’s conference doubleheader with Western Carolina.
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Bases Creek
High Point College
Campbell College
Panther
Richie Marshall
Ray Blosse
Garry Holland
Camels
Chuck Hartman
Western Carolina
Cullowhee
Holland
Harris
Dignan
Robertson
Steve Burns
Darrell Rich
Hartman
Marshall
Blosse
Campbell
Tar Heels Clinch ACC Baseball Title With 2-1 Win
North Carolina edged Virginia 2-1 to seal the ACC title on a two unearned ninth inning runs. Beattie Leonard and McRae held the Cavaliers to two hits through eight, while John Shaw and Butch Watts provided the decisive moments in the ninth. Virginia falls to 8-4 in ACC play and 18 total losses.
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Charlottesville
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Virginia
Beattie Leonard
McRae
Cavaliers
Ned Turnbull
John Shaw
Charlie Carr
Turnbull
Butch Watts
Charlie Thomas
Bob Hume
Leonard
Terry Gowain
North Carol
Rule Opens With 68 In Houston Golf Tour
Jack Rule Jr. shot a three under par 68 to take the first round lead at the Champions International Golf Tournament in Houston. Harold Henning Gordon Jones and Earl Stewart chased one stroke back on the water-logged Cy press Course at Champions Golf Club. Rule credited his course familiarity from University of Houston days for an early edge over peers.
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Houston, Tex
Jack Rule Jr
Iowa
Harold Henning
Gordon Jones
Earl Stewart
Dallas
Tex
Cypress
Champions Golf Club
Houk Replaces Keane as Yankees Manager
Ralph Houk, former Yankees manager and current general manager, takes over the dugout after Johnny Keane is fired following New York’s poor season. The CBS owned club disclosed the move just before a game with the California Angels, marking Houk’s return to on field duties.
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Anaheim
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Man- Houk
Johnny Keane
New York
Yankees
Fritz Peterson
Endles
Angel
Mantle
Ralph Houk
California Angeles
Houk
High Point College athletic director reflects on six years
Jim Hamilton reviews six years as athletic director at High Point College. The piece notes Benny Phillips’ column on Page 4-C and references continued features on Page 3-C about the Yankees analysis and Page 6-C on the Sedgefield Horse Show sessions.
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Jim Hamilton
High Point College
Benny Phillips
Sedgefield
Hi-Toms Triumph Over Tigers 66 to 8-6 in Lowell Arena?
Thomasville Hi-Toms topped Statesville 66 with 12 hits off four Tigers pitchers. Lou Falasca led Statesville with two two run homers before Tom Heathcote relieved and held the line. Hi-Toms move to 2-0 in the Western Carolinas League II and return to Finch Field to host Spartanburg Phillies.
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Thomasville
Hi-Toms
Tigers
Tom Heathcote
Toms
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Smith
Videtich
Lou Faiasca
Falasca
Maye
Heathcote
Finch Field
Spartanburg
Phillies
Greenville
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Tom Dignan
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Miller
Connor
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Fisher
Burns
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Walker
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Shaw
Turnee
Jack Rule
Houston
Jimmy
Demaret
Jack Burke Jr
Rule
University of Houston
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Fred
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Chuck Courtney
Arnold Palmer
Doug Ford
Ken Jacky Cupit
Tommy Boit
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Jim Grent
High Point Enterprise
Houk Takes Over
Yanks Ax Keane
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Mae
Topping Jr
Elston Howard
John
Yankee
Casey Stengel
Pittsburgh
Inside Sports
Major League Baseball
Hi-Toms Edge Tigers
Mets
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A. Thornton
Timmons
Heumann
Beckner
McKay
Felesce
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Lamont
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Yoakum
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