Tim Tam scores Preakness upset at Pimlico
Tim Tam surged past Lincoln Road and Talent Show in the stretch to win the 133,950 dollar Preakness Stakes at Pimlico. Silky Sullivan faded to eighth as Tim Tam joined Citation as a Derby winner to claim the Preakness and move toward Belmont glory for Calumet Farm. Willing odds paid 4.20 for 2 dollars, with Lincoln Road second and Gone Fishin' third in front of a 36,912 crowd. Tim Tam's victory boosted Calumet's Preakness record to six and his career earnings to 444,565 dollars.
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Lincoln Road
Pimlico
Silky Sullivan
Maryland
Trace
Citation
New York
Calumet Farm
Calumet
G.L. Laillard
Ismael Valenzuela
Sunny Blue Farm
Churchill Downs
Llangollen Farm
Gone Fish
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Edward J. Potter Jr
Plion
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Noureddin
Ada L. Rice
Silky
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Phil Klipstein
Reggie Cornell
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Tom Fool
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Bill Hartack
Jimmy Jones
Ismael
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Talent Show
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Irons
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Jewel's Reward
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Gene Markey
Europe
Anna Cannuli
Tony
George Lewis
Martin
Bullah
Hi-Tom release longtime star Fred Harrington
Hi-Tom management unconditionaledly released veteran shortstop Fred Harrington, a 33 year old infielder and key player on the pennant clubs of 1955 56 and 57. General manager Clay Dennis said the club still respects Harrington and noted Philadelphia farm director interest in a managerial position for him. Harrington hit .157 in 16 games before the test release and has prior minor league experience including the Pacific Coast and Southern associations. The move leaves Hi Tom’s with 26 players, nine over the 17 man limit needing a cut by Monday midnight.
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Hi-Toms
Clay Dennis
Fred
Dennis
Philadelphia
Burlington
Har
Pacific Coast and Southern Association
Reidsville
Hi - Toms
Rain Forcibly Delays Sedgefield Horse Show Final
Heavy rains halted the 1958 Sedgefield Horse Show at Sedgefield Grounds Greensboro just before the final events. The High Point Lions Club saw the closing program postponed to 1 30 p m today after a two and a half day run disrupted by sudden showers.
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Bob Hoffman
Sedgefield Show Grounds
Greensboro
High Point Lions Club
Sedgefield
Sunday Schedule Promises 13 Championship Events At Show
Amid perfect weather and $3 750 in prize money yet to be distributed exhibitors and judges await a second night of competition. Duke of Paeonian and Rozs Freedom highlighted the day while Rozs Freedom won two Thursday events and the Green Hunter Stake. Juvenile acts and a Greensboro TV favorite Old Rebel drew young spectators as promoters planned several special attractions for the continuation.
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Duke of Paeonian
John §. Pettibone
Middleburg
Roz
Freedom
Old Rebel
Greensboro
THATS A LOT OF HORSE POSTPONED SHOW TONIGHT
A postponed horse show today features novelty pony races and a Piedmont Saddle Club color guard appearance. Guests from High Point Lions Club stayed over, with Mr. and Mrs. Mert Williams of Denver among expected attendees as two extra bleacher sections promise ample seating for a near capacity crowd. Co-Chair Horace Black notes bad weather but predicts full stands for the postponed performance.
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Piedmont Saddle Club
High Point
Lions Club
Mert Williams
Denver
Colo
Horace Black
Hi-Toms Rally Past Indians 9-8 In Openers
The Hi-Toms broke out for eight runs in the seventh inning to defeat the Burling ton Indians 9-8 in the seven inning opener. Rain halted the scheduled second game before it began, keeping both teams on the field but sidelined.
Hi-Toms Edge Burlington In Split Weekend Did Not Finish
The standings show Hi-Toms leading with 11 wins and Burlington at 10 12. Saturday's results had Hi-Toms 9 Burlington games split with two partly completed due to rain, while Raleigh led Greensboro and Durham and Danville faced postponements. Monday's schedule lists Winston-Salem at Hi-Toms and Durham at Danville with others pending.
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Winston-Salem
Wilson Revee
Raleigh
Hi-Toms Cesses
Burlington
Durham
Greensboro
Hi-Toms
Raieid
Wilson
Raleigh Wilson
Indians Ace Wins Early Lead as Rain Delays Game
The rained out contest will not be made up until the Hi-Tams travel to Graham Athletic Park. John Winston of the Indians held the Hi-Toms in check until a late seventh inning rally, after allowing only three hits.
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Graham Athletic Park
Indians
John Winston
BUNT SINGLE Caps Ace Tosses One-Hitter At Bulls
Raleigh pitcher Tracy Stallard came close to a no hitter, yielding only a bunt single to Dan Briner in the first inning as Durham was blanked 8 0. Stallard walked three with no outs before settling in and retiring the next hitters.
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Bulls
Raleigh
Tracy Stallard
Durham
Dan Briner
Capitals
Briner
Stallard
Jim Cross
John Tasker
California pair tied for lead in Betsy Rawls Peach Blossom Open
Bev erly Hanson of India and Mickey Wright of Chula Vista share the 36 hole lead at Spartanburg with scores of 143 one stroke over par. Wright surged with a 70 while Hanson added 71 to stay ahead entering Sunday's final round.
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S.C
California
Beverly Hanson
India
Mickey Wright
Chula Vista
Miss Hanson
Country Club
Miss Wright
Ham
Ala
Joyce Ziske
Waterford
Wis
Bonnie
Naples
Fla
Marilynn Smith
Wichita
Kan
Betsy Rawls
Hanson
Sea Island
Wiffi Smith
Elliott's Record in Doubt Relays Officials Criticized
At the Coliseum Relays in Los Angeles officials faced fire for inserting a pacesetter into Herb Elliott's 3:57.8 mile. The Australian star won dominantly but the move sparked doubt about the time as a record and drew criticism from fans and observers.
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Coliseum
Herb Elliott
Elliott
John Landy
International Amateur Athletic Federation
England
Derek Ibbotson
Drew Dunlap
University of Texas
Lap
Meet
Percy Cerutty
Eliott
Cerutty
Herb
Brutus Hamilton
University of California
U. S
Hamilton
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