Favorite falters in stakes as Miss Ribot takes Princess
Miss Ribot solidified runner-up status in coast-to-coast voting with a hard earned victory in the $33,100 Princess Stakes at Hollywood Park. The Kentucky Oaks runner-up led Hooplah and Time To Leave to a 1:43 3-5 final for the mile and one sixteenth on the turf. John Sellers rode the Michigan bred filly to an across the board payoff of 8, 4.20 and 2.60.
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Swaps Nashua Match Race Results and Betting Details
Nashua won the Washington Park race on August 31 1955 ridden by Eddie Arcaro defeating Swaps with Bill Shoemaker aboard. The mile and a quarter time was 2 04 1 5 on a good track and wagering occurred with Nashua at 3 2 odds and Swaps the 1 3 favorite.
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Duke Football Players Entangled in Cheating Scandal
Appeals are pending for 13 Duke University students linked to a cheating scandal. Most or all have filed appeals after hearings awarded punishments from probation to suspension. Two football players Pete Schafer and Jay Calabrese were named in reports. Schafer reportedly suspended until spring semester 1969.
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Decathlon Hopefuls Open National AAU Meet in Santa Barbara
The National AAU decathlon championships begin with top contenders Bill Toomey and Russ Hodge among 30 Olympic hopefuls at La Playa Stadium. The event doubles as Olympic Trails with finals set for September in South Lake Tahoe. Toomey seeks a fourth AAU title while Hodge, holder of the US decathlon record, presses hard.
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One Sloop Forced Out of Transpac
In the 1968 Multihull Transpacific Yacht Race, Illusion skippered by Dr. Gordon L. Cann retired after a broken mast near Santa Catalina Island. Seasmoke led the field while Glass Slipper II and Imo Loa reported trouble but continued from Long Beach to Honolulu. Seal Beach Yacht Club entries filled the eight-boat fleet.
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Liston Solid Choice in Today's TV Scrap
Buoyant Henry Clark and expressionless Sonny Liston meet in a 10 round heavyweight bout at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. The nationally televised fight on ABC 7 starts at 2 pm. Liston weighed 219 pounds to Clark's 215 as the former world champion seeks victory.
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Workman One Shot Back at Meadowlark Invitational
Larry Brown of Yorba Linda holds a one stroke lead entering the Meadowlark Invitational second round after a 67 under par. Bill Workman, Bill Fiel, and Ken Ellsworth trail by one while Workman seeks a comeback after an earlier omission from the leaders.
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Del Mar bond plan advances for eight million
Leasing Commission approves an eight point two five million bond issue for Del Mar Race Track improvements with six point two million for a new grandstand. Other racing related upgrades funded. No funds to annual fair activities on the grounds.
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Cokes Defeats Sishi in Fifth Round Knockout
Curtis Cokes the world welterweight champion from Dallas stopped Joseph Sishi in the fifth round of a non title bout in Durban. Sishi from Natal Province was floored five times before Cokes finished him with a right at 2 30 of the fifth round.
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Most Probable Winner Tom of London in 6th
Best Bet Youns Pro Best Money Peco novel Desert in 3rd. Win Parlay Rudeetener in 4th to Royal French in 9h Fengshot Special Busher Babe in.
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