03 May 1965
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1965
Page
1
Ada L. Rice, owner of Lucky Debonair, says she was not too surprised by the Derby victory. She credits stable members for the win and notes plans to pursue Pimlico if possible while the couple returns to their Canada farm near Lexington.
Baseball standings show Chicago and San Francisco leading divisions with mixed results for Baltimore New York Cleveland and others. Tonight only games schedule San Francisco at St Louis Washington at Kansas City Boston at Los Angeles with night starts.
Williams burg and Middlesboro contend for the Southeastern Kentucky Conference crown as Harlan trails with a potential tie for second. The SEICC champion is decided by percentage. make up games with Barbourville loom. Base and track schedule lists key midweek events and a SEEC Meet in Barbourville.
Dom Chance, speaking for his old buddy Bo Belinsky, urges patience with the Phillies ace as Belinsky struggles in spring. Chance praises Belinsky as a fine pitcher and predicts he will soon deliver shutouts, noting their long friendship and Belinsky’s recent rocky start and a finger blister from spring training.
Tom Draper, 50, of Birmingham, wins his inaugural North-South Amateur crown in Pinehurst after six years of tries. The final hole drama sees Don Allen of Rochester miss a four-foot putt, denying extra holes and sealing Draper’s victory. Draper overcame a three-hole morning deficit to triumph in a tense finish.
Randy England pitched a no hitter with no outs against Barbourville, leading Middlesboro to a 2-1 victory and lifting their SE Kentucky Conference record to 5-1. Four batters reached base, including a Tigers runner on third, with miscues and a single run in the top of the third providing the decisive score.
United Press International reports the Chattanooga Lookouts defeated Columbus twice in the Southern League, boosting the Tennessee club over the Yankees. Asheville beat Charlotte 6 1, Knoxville edged Lynchburg 7 4, and Montgomery won 3 2 over Birmingham. Charlotte and Lynchburg remained tied for second, three games behind Columbus. Mike Marshall relieved in the third, retiring 15 Yankees in a row before one run in the final inning.
Arnold Palmer captured the Tournament of Champions by two strokes in Las Vegas. Juan Rodriguez birdied his last four holes to close to within two, Palmer earning $64,000 for first. Rodriguez won $8,000. Doug Sanders tied for third with 281 and $6,000. Snead and Magle tied for fourth. Nicklaus finished eighth with 290 and $2,156.
Junior Johnson of Rhonda North Carolina edged Iowa rival by one second to win the Southeastern auto race at Bristol International Speedway. Ford drivers filled the top twenty, with Hutcherson briefly leading before Johnson took the lead on lap nine. The $87,010 purse offered $4,350 to the winner as seven cautions punctuated the 167-lap event.
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