What happened to Silky Sullivan in the Derby
Ray Ayres reports Silky Sullivan failed to win the Kentucky Derby as track conditions hampered his effort. Trainer Reggie Corr, veteran Jock Jocko, and jockey Willie Shoemaker offered little solace, noting a slippery track and a poor run from Silky who finished far behind the winner. Contenders for the Preakness included Tint Tam and others as questions lingered about the colt’s Derby performance.
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Fy Ray Ayres
Unitey Press
Louisville, Ky
Sullivan
Pimlico
Crtumet Farm
Tint Tam
Sso
Baltimore
Lincoln Road
Noureddin
Bistins Ruual
Tony
A Dragon Killer
Ebony Pearl
Backbore
Nala
Board Man
Greg Monarch
Silky Sullivan
Silky
Reggie Corspl
Jock Jocoy
Willie ‘Shoemaker
Hose
Tim Tan
Calumet Farm
America
van Bad
Come
Martins Bullah
Bin
Jocey
California
King
Vinn Tam
Jimmy Jones
Ismail Vatenzande
Tam
Babe Ruth League Selects Players for Upcoming Season
Babe Ruth League managers have chosen their teams for the coming season and will meet with clubs Tuesday. Meetings are set for 6 p.m. at Bradner Stadium for Schneider's Perry and Pope and 7 p.m. at the Daily News office for the newspaper staff. Holdover players will join new selections. lists include numerous youths with ages ranging from 13 to 15 across Schneider's Perry and Pope and other teams.
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Babe Ruth
Schneider’s
Perma-Pipe
Perry and Pope
Bradner Stadium
Daily News
Antry
Schneider
William Doneahue
Philip Haler
Bolt Wins Colonial as Bolt Claims 5000 Prize
Tommy Bolt, billed as a steady golfer despite rough play, won the Colonial Invitational in Fort Worth Texas to claim a $5 000 purse. He posted rounds of 68 70 70 74 for a four over par 282 final score, overcoming a stumble filled final round.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Tommy Bolt
Simon
Hot Springs
Ark
Bolt
Oklahoma Sticks
Hubbag
Hospital Notes From Midleshora and Nearby Clinics
Admissions list includes Mistin Wiitaker Marro Gue Rose Ann Whitakey Sarro sale Betty Murat and others. Names reflect patients and attending staff across Jacksonville Paris Cumberland Gap Tazewell Pineville Pontiac and Cay communities with multiple individuals listed alongside towns and hospitals.
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Paris Martin
Cumberland Gap
Hughes
Tazewell
Tony Overton
Pineville
Vicki Mion
Guy Pauline Marshall
Cay
Tommy Brown
Pontiac
Mich
Mistin Wiitaker
Marrogue
Rose Ann Whitakey
Sarrosale
Betty Murat
Unrroxate
Mes
James Adkins
Tipprell
J. W. Wilson
City Ishes
Willard Raley
Gait
Bill Welghy
Rose Will
Flay Jefferson
City, Bay Mos
Arnold Massengill
Taze-well
Gerl
Births and local names feature at Middlenteca memorial area
In the Middlenteca memorial area several births are noted with local names. Notable entries include Billy Ray Izacsua and other individuals associated with city towns such as Alva and Ava. The text lists multiple personal names and city references in a fragmented record.
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Mumia Ons
Alva
Clade Penasingion
City
Jayse Senghind
Oly Mary Mall
Ava
Jne
Agaie
Neweenh
Billy Ray Izacsua
Sid Caesar Faces Criticism as TV’s Sacred Cow
United Press correspondent Willa Bwadd reports Sid Caesar, once revered as TV’s sacred cow, faces a disappointing season on ABC TV. The piece notes uneven sketches, repetitive fake language gags, and underutilized partners Carl Reiner and Imogene Coca, with Caesar potentially shifting to London work or a nonweekly hour show next season.
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Willa Bwadd
United Press
KEW York
Sid Cyesie
Aloest
Tin
Albert
Schweitzer
Stan Atuslol
Cacaur
Abc-Tv
J T
Caesar
Ulllightey
Emogens
Coen
Nbc-Py
Imogene Coca
Cavaat
Howie Mortis
Miss Coca
Virginia
Carl Reiner
London
Ato
Atvain
Yvonne Furnex
Cbs-Tv
Wuhfering Heights
Rosemary Harris
Dean Miller
Deaths and Funerals James Lawson and J R McShane
James Lawson aged 4 died at his uncle Wesley Lawson’s home on Straight Creek. Survived by 16 daughters two nephews a niece and four Lawson nephews. Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm at Wesley Lawson home with Rev Bingham and Rev Gibson. Burial Hed Mill Cemetery Arjay. Arnett Funeral Home Pineville in charge. J R McShane 64 died Sunday at home 400 East Main Street Corbin after a year ill. Service Tuesday 2 pm van Kirk Funeral Chapel Corbin with graveside at Middlesboro Cemetery. Rev Stevens and Rev Reeves officiating. Burial Middlesboro Cemetery. Active pallbearers listed. Honorary pallbearers from First Presbyterian Class Number 7 Corbin. Survived by husband J E McShane three sisters and brothers. Body to remain at VanKirk Funeral Home. Corbin in charge.
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James Lawson
Wesley Lawson
Straight Creek
Anna Pee
Beverly
Tosa Hamilton
Cincinnnati
Ohio
Ceph
Tilchard
Wesley
Lawrones Lawson
Sarah Lawson
Bingham
Forester Gibson
Dating
Hed Mill
Arjay
Arnett Funeral Home
Pineville
Enarge
MKS
A. B. Reeves
Middlesboro
F. G. Salyers
Bill Lovith
James Seaith
Pat McGann
Erwin Franklin Arl Russell Fe
First Presbyterian
Corbin
J. E. Me
Paintsville names Teater as school superintendent
Kentuckys Paintsville High School principal Oran Teater, in service since 1950, will become Paintsville superintendent of schools, succeeding J. G.IDDLEman who resigned. effective July 1. News items from Maysville Pineville Georgetown Ashland and Owensboro report festival opens, honorary degree for McDonald, a fatal accident in Ashland, and two priests ordained in Owensboro by Bishop Cotton.
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Paintsville
Oran Teater
Paintsville High School
J. G. ‘Ddleman
Owensboro
Francis R. Cotton
St. Stephen Cathedral
James F. Wathen
Spalding Wathen
Leonard L. Alvey
Ilie Alvey
Tell City
Indl
Tanks Crush Soldier in Germany Tragedy
U S Army Pvt Paul Fl Bushway 20 of Waterbury Connecticut was crushed to death between two tanks during training in Goep pingen Germany last Wednesday the Army announced Sunday. In other items a Port Said laundryman implicated in Suez invasion faces possible death penalty and Germany reports a stingless bee developed by Lower Saxony scientists. An Italian tremor shakes Cuneg town no damage. Arden House hosts American Assembly on autonomy with a strong African self determination stance. Florida tourism shows 7 236 hotels and tunnels amid major travel activity.
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Goeppingen
Germany
U.S. Army
Paul Fl Bushway
Waterbury
Assembly For Autonomy
Fiarriman
N.Y
UUP
American Assembly
Arden Mouse
Veteran officer retires 49-year US Army belt in Mississippi
Oxford, Miss. Dr W B Hower a World War II veteran and reserve officer returns his 49 year old army belt. He wore the belt since 1918 and discarded it after receiving a new one from the University of Mississippi ROTC unit.
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Oxford
Miss
W.B Hower
Howgerton
University of Mississippi
Oil Refinery Tep Start Patrons At Seventy Seven
A local refinery isolates crude oil into refined water process with seventy seven patrons involved. The operation centers on a barrel scale, showcasing small scale refining methods and showing early industry practices.
LMU Plans Religious Emphasis Week Observance
Lincoln Memorial University announces Religious Emphasis Week beginning Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Avery Hall Johnson Room with daily services and discussions through May 3 The Rev Edward L Culver of Lees Creek Ohio will lead and speak at meetings The event invites area residents to join students and faculty in observing the week.
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Lincoln
Memorial University
Avery Hall
SMU
Christian Fellowship
Johnson Room
Edward L. Culver
Lees Creek
Ohio
Culver
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Daypont Chemical Company
Lincoln Memorial University
Surroundiig
Kentucky Fish License Fees Jump After 1958 Law
FRANKFORT UP The Fish and Wildlife Resources Commission ordered increases in all hunting and fishing license fees after June 1 under a new game law. Resident fishing licenses rise from 2 to 4.20, resident hunting from 3 to 32, and deer licenses for residents surge to 10.50, with other licenses also increased by the county clerk’s fee schedule. The commission set the new scale under the omnibus bill repealing statute-set fees.
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Frankfort
State Fish and Wildlife Resources Commission
General Assembly
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HW. T. Ritchie
Ruby the Daily News
Derby
Babe Ruth League
Cecit Deven
Kepth Brooks
Norman Hodge
Leroy Brown
Jerry Hickman
Thomas Sprell
Wayne Robertson
Jerry Waskins
Wy Cayter
Wayne Duuman
Erma-Dipt
Garey Stunt
Edward W. Piso
Ez Joviy Ballenger
Alichael Pile
Ee William K. Carter
Revs. Ferguson
Frianio
Barton Furniture Co
George Shoffner Grar
Blore
Ath Street
Bloch Nosth
Barton
Howes Kaan
Abraham
Jacksonville
Middlenteca Mrmorial
Dediey
Tatkol
Copenhagen
Denmark
Greenland
Sid Caesar
Vankirk
Vankirk Funeral
Kentucky
Maysville
Buffalo
Blue Licks State Park
Simon Kenton Post
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Scioto Council
Boy Scouts of America
Pineville 1
Maror
Lynnis Carroll
Compton
Sue Bennett
Carolyn Stark
South Fort Mitchell
Villa’ Madera
Katherine Hutson
Cumberlang
Ceorgetown
Georgetown College
Ervin L. McDonald
Little Rock
Arkansas Baptist
Fom Louisville
Ashland
Vernon Vincent
King’s Daughters Hospital
Olive Hill
Colton
Nancy Anne Moore
Palls Church
Washiington
D.C
Memphis
CAICO
Fahmy
Ynk
Olt Capenhag
Lower Saxony Bes Institute
Cuneg
Waly
Oropa Observatory
Florida
U. S
Fulton-McKinney Funeral Home
Aliddlesboro, Kentucky
Ralph Snyder
Rog Cass
SUN. & Mon
Glenn Ford
Marlon Brando
Jerry Lewis
Martha Hyer
Movie Time
Manring Theatre
LMU
EB. L. Culver
WY Suey
Ners UA Mes
Nernadine
Pat Noone
Terry Moore
Four Queens
Clark Gable
Eleanor Parker
Roy Brown
Lethbury
Dodgers
Saeeoe
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