Tobin Bronze Eyes Santa Anita Handicap Title
Australian bred Tobin Bronze seeks the Santa Anita Handicap on a 124 pound top weight in a 15 horse field. The 6 year old, trained by Charles Whitingham, is paired with Rock Springs and Tumble Wind in the entry, with Duncan Junction also a rival as the big weekend stakes circuit opens. Other notable races include Gulfstream Park Donn Handicap Bowie Handicap and New Orleans Fair Grounds Oaks.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
Tobin Bronze
Aquear
William Brelalant
Irving Litz
Charles Whitingham
Rock Springs
Liangiien Farms
Tumble Wind
Mary F. Jones
Duncan Junction
Gulfstream Park
Bowie
Fair Grounds
New Orleans Fair Grounds
Dorothy A Chism obituary and racing notes from AP brief
Obituary for Dorothy Ann Boyd Chism 93 of Emmet lists survivors Lee and G B Chism daughters Ball Gilbert and McGuirt siblings Boyd, 28 grandchildren 52 great grandchildren seven great great grandchildren funeral at Emmet Methodist Church burial Snell Cemetery Cornish Funeral Service. AP brief notes Renaldo Victoria defeats Roosevelt Ware in 10 rounds holds New England lightweight welterweight titles. Roosevelt Raceway names James Dunnigan Jr racing secretary.
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Dorothy A. Chism
Dorothy Ann Boyd Chism
Emmet
Hempstead County
Methodist Church
Lee Chism
Luxora
G. B. Chism
Prescott
Joe Ball
Nashville
Henry Gilbert
Fulton
Bill McGuirt
Michigan
Marvin
Pete Boyd
Luka Boyd
Emmet Methodist Church
Snell Cemetery
Cornish Funeral Service
Portland
Maine
Renaldo Victoria
Fittfield
Mass
Roosevelt Ware
New York
Victoria
Ware
New England
Westbury
N.Y
James Dunnigan, Jr
Roosevelt Raceway
Maywood Park
Monticello
Buffalo
Phoenix
Perry's Truckers Dominate Okalona in 120-105 Victory
Perry's Truckers, an Independent team, defeated Okalona 120 to 106 at Guernsey. Hughes led the losers with 35 points while Odom poured in 25 and Lee added 20 for Perry's, which plans to host the Invitational Independent Tournament with 16 teams in the single elimination event.
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Perry's Truckers
Guernsey
Okalona
Hughes
Odom
Perrys
Lee
Perry's
Baseball '68 Heroes, Has-beens in Detroit pennant bid
Detroit first basemen Norm Cash and Eddie Mathews face questions about past peak forms yet are credited with potential to lift the Tigers to their first pennant in 23 years. Veterans Elston Howard and Bob Allison also linger as possible contributors to a stout AL race.
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NEW York
NEA
Detroit
Norm Cash
Eddie Mathews
Cash
Mathews
Tigers
Tiger
Braves
Houston Astros
Don Wert
Elston Howard
Boston
Bob Allison
Minnesota
Elt
Boston Red Sox
Minnesota Twins
Howard
Yankees
Local angler hot stove league kept alive by tackle shops
In a casual reminiscence the piece recalls the hot stove league as a common gathering at fishing supply stores where anglers share notes, compare lures, and swap tall tales. It urges men to join their local angling group and enjoy the camaraderie of the water’s chat. Also noted is a UND athletic fund drive to support Terry Casey’s family after a fatal Montana auto crash, highlighting donations totaling 762.27 to aid Casey’s daughter Terry Lee.
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U.S
Soda Rotain
Hot Stove League
Mercury Lads
Casey
Grand Forks
N.D
Terry Casey
J. Re Marti
University of North Dako Athletic
Montana
Great Falls
Mont
UND Athletic Department
Terry Lee
Equal Educational Opportunities Program
U. S. Office of Education
Washington
D. C
U.S. Office of Education
European Hunters Targeted by U S Travel Push
New York for Attaway's Outdoor Notebook reports that within 24 hours two moves aim to lure European travelers to the United States. Airlines plan reduced round trip transatlantic fares and domestic discounts for foreigners while Winchester Adventures offers free counseling to foreign sportsmen through Winchester World-Wide Safaris in New Haven Connecticut to promote American hunting and fishing opportunities.
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New York
INEA
Georgia
Vatican Museum
United States
U.S
America
Nouncements
Jd. Br.dack
Peat
Winchester Adventures, Inc
Winchester
Aims to Market American Sports to European Guests
On March 9 1968 the text highlights promoting European travel to the United States for sports immersion. It envisions foreign visitors enjoying American games and culture with humorous imagery of lederhosen pheasants and a sheik, framing potential political and economic consequences as vast and pivotal.
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South Dakota
Desegregation Plan Notice for Hope School District
The Hope School District announces a Title VI desegregation plan with a 30 day school choice period from March 11 to April 10 1968. Parents may choose schools for the next year by submitting the choice form, with assignments based on overcrowding and proximity, and notices will follow for each student.
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GUA
Severithe
HOPE
Aid
Hope High School
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