Women’s National AAU Swim Meet opens in Bartlesville
In Bartlesville Oklahoma the Senior Women’s National AAU Championships began with seven defending champions leading a strong field across 15 events. Patty Caretto Cathy Ferguson and Cynthia Goyette each hold multiple titles, defending in sprint and distance events.
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Derby Propects Highlight Weekend Races At Churchill Keeneland
The 92nd Kentucky Derby trial season features high ranked 3-year-olds racing Saturday. Entries include Indulto and Buffle moving for Derby prep wins, with Moccasin aiming for Ashland at Keeneland and other contenders like Exhibitionist and Stupendous.
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Butterfly and Sharon Finneran Notch 20 in Santa Clara
In Santa Clara Sharon Finneran and a butterfly named WWhsard led a 40 yard indi event where Finneran posted a 20 score. The unusual matchup drew onlookers to the Call Sion Club as competitors aimed for top marks.
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Telephone Trouble Sparks Puppy Love Recollection
HAL BOYLE recalls his daughter's chatter over the phone and rebels against the idea of “puppy love” as loud gossip. He reflects on his own first crush from 1918, realizing real love is quiet and painful, unlike today’s noisy seventh grade romances and six names on a board.
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Few Champs in Tourney Act Like One
Las Vegas AP report on the Tournament of Champions where only a few leaders posted strong rounds in the second round. Bill Casper Jr and Gay Brewer led with 70s, Dave Marr and Dudley Wysong one behind, while notables like Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus were among the higher scores as players struggled in the Desert Inn event.
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Associated Press
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Parker Golfers Cling to Lead
LUBBOCK Texas AP Arkansas held its narrow lead in the Southwest Conference golf race by tying Texas Tech 2 3 Mike McCutcheon was medalist with a 79 one over par He also beat Robert McKinney and Tech players Hal Sharber defeated Joe Huber LeCrone beat David McCauley and Hrnciar top McCauley Hastings in singles LeCrone and Hrnciar won 4 3 while McCutcheon and Sharber defeated McKinney and Huber 3 2 in doubles
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Braves Could Be Mobbed in Milwaukee Again
Milwaukee AP report notes the Braves may become the only major league team to be welcomed in two cities in a season if they return to Milwaukee. Attorney Willard Stafford predicts a huge crowd, contrasting a “second honeymoon” welcome with prior 12,721 attendance in Atlanta. The piece also mentions Poltava’s decisive battle and its historical impact.
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