Belmont Stakes field set at Aqueduct for 95th edition
Candy Spots heads a seven horse lineup for the Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct due to Belmont Park being unsafe. Post positions include Candy Spots number one with 126 pounds, a 1⅜ mile oval start. Estimated purse value. 6,000 spectators expected. CBS covers radio and TV from 3:30 p.m. EST.
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Colonels Face Rival as Depth Tested on Defense
The Colonels line up at third base with Durand at shortstop and Wilson Gour levy and Holland in the outfield. Cagle is on vacation and Booth is sidelined with injuries. Marvel joins as reliever while Frost Antone Alvey and Holland back pitching. Massad stands as Lawton’s only two base hit leader as the clubs show solid defense but limited offense early.
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Thursday Nite Handicap Beagte At Thunderbird
Fragments show a bowling card with teams Wilson Wholesale and Sex Cleaners racing in a series. Ivan Green appears as a top individual with 2 Hi ind and 78 for Wilson Wholesale. The Leaders and Young Realty are listed with multiple team numbers and scores in a blurred page.
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Track and field opens with Texas teams favored for titles
Houston reports the first US Track and Field Federation championship meet of the year. Adolph Plummer and John Penney lead in individual events while Arizona State fields a strong mile relay. In other action, Pan American College Edinburg dominates NAIA tennis, and Central College faces strong junior college tennis finishes. Melvin Hansen dies at 51 after Indianapolis Speedway Classics. Prince Rudy loses a 10 round match to Benny McCovey. NAIA backs AAU Track and Field Championships amid sanction debates with NCAA.
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British Amateur Golf Matches Draw Mixed Reports
In St Andrews England’s Michael Lunt defeated Dick Davies while Dr Edgar Tucson beat Dick Springdale. Ron Luceti of San Francisco defeated a Texas opponent as Updegraff noted cold winds hindered morning rounds and his game while Luceti credited his study schedule for limited competitive play.
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Cubs Rally Ends With McDaniel Homer In 10th
Lindy McDaniel and Billy Pierce faced off as the Cubs won in extras after a 2-2 count. McDaniel recalled his unusual path to the bat, and Kennedy’s Cubs reach first in NL standings for the first time since May 7, 1958. The club’s improvement contrasts with last season’s ninth place finish.
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Amateurs Advance In British Championship And Seniors Crown
Defending champion Dick Davies of Pasadena and Dr Ed Updegraff of Tucson reached the British Amateur quarterfinals alongside Dick Sikes and Dr Ron Loceti. Jack Westland, a one term Republican congressman from Everett, won the U S Seniors Championship by 13 strokes in a 18 hole playoff over Morercad John Bartlett. Tony Lema shot a 67 but first round play was postponed at Grand Blanc due to a thunderstorm pausing the Buick Capern event.
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Cleveland Edges Jefferson In Peewee Feature
Cleveland nipped Jefferson 4 5 in the Peewee feature on yesterday s schedule. Mike Spencer slugged a three run double as Barney Jones Hobbs scored the winning run in the top of the last inning. Rick Brown earned the win as Cleveland extended their winning streak to six. In another feature Pecan Grove rallied to beat Dunbar 8 6 in extras after tying the game in the fifth.
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Fights Last Night Report From Los Angeles Card
Benny McCovey of Los Angeles outpointed Prince Rudy of Compton Calif in a boxing card at Fort Lauderdale. The match set weight classes at 155 and 152 pounds with 16 rounds listed in the report.
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Beer sale stirs dispute as College World Series returns
Omaha faces a brewing clash as beer will be sold at this year’s College World Series despite the NCAA ban on beer at meets. The arrangement stems from a contract with local sponsors. E. F. Pettis, chairman of Omaha’s World Series committee, notes baseball draws a warm beer-drinking crowd.
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Injuries Mount as Yankees Orioles Battle in Gritty Series
The American League sees key players sidelined as Jim Bouton and Don Lock suffer injuries for the Yankees and Senators. Baltimore edges New York 4-2 to take a 1 game lead, while Washington wins 2-1 over Boston as Conley and Nixon join the injury list. Gentile drives in two runs for Baltimore.
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