Detroit Tigers Sweep Orioles for Sixth Straight Win
Detroit remains in first place by defeating Baltimore 4 0 to extend a nine day run of wins over the Orioles. Sparma pitched three hits and earned a 4 0 shutout while Al Kaline drove in the first run and Dave McNally faced late trouble with walks and a throwing error.
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Fred Valentine
Ed Brinkman
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Middlesboro Whitley clash opens district baseball tourney
Middlesboro and Whitley County meet in the first round at Bradner Stadium with a 5 p.m. start. The winner advances to the semifinals Tuesday for a spot in the district final, as Whitley eyes revenge after a previous defeat to Middlesboro. Coach Whaley may start Lewis Huff on the mound as Whitley seeks a crucial win.
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Proud Clarion Heads to Preakness After Derby Upset
Kentucky Derby winner Proud Clarion, fresh from a muddy Churchill Downs win, moves to New York for a Belmont Park break and Pimlico prep for the May 20 Preakness Stakes worth 150000 added. Trainer Loyd Gentry reports the colt in fine shape amid weather and track challenges. Bobby Ussery rode the colt to a 2 00 9 4 clocking, nearly matching Northern Dancer’s tack record.
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Derby winner Proud Clarion tops 98th Kentucky Derby
United Press reports Proud Clarion captured the 98th Kentucky Derby in Louisville with Barbs Delight second and Damascus third among a 14-horse field. Other wires note France, Poland, Spain, South Africa, and Bulgaria reaching Davis Cup quarterfinals, Fordham edging Villanova at Quantico, and Tamiya narrowly beating Our Michael in the Carter Handicap at Aqueduct.
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Cawood and Pope Win Local Meet at Middlesboro CC
C Cawood and George R Pope of Marlan won the Member Guest Tourney at Middlesboro Country Club after two extra holes in windy conditions finishing 36 holes at one under par. Sue Mars and Carlos Kelley won the women’s event in a sudden death playoff with Mars’s team taking first on the second playoff hole. Virginia Sigmon and Martha Adams captured the second flight with 79, while Frankie Inman and Adams beat Ausmus and Morton in the first hole playoff. Chicago Cubs trim 25-man limit by trading Jo Campbell to Jacksonville Suns.
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George Stewart
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Virginia Sigmon
Martha Adams
Frankie Inman
Lavera Ausmus
Vivian Morton
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Jacksonville Suns
Daily News Local News and Classified Notice Rates
The Daily News distributed by Citizens News Co prints United Press International material. Rates are listed for city and mail delivery across Kentucky counties including Bell and Knox, with annual and semiannual periods and varying charges.
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Illinois Barred From Bowls and TV for Two Years
The NCAA barred the University of Illinois from football bowl games and championship basketball tournaments and all football television appearances for two years. Penalties follow two illegal study funds and prior Big Ten sanctions, with Illinois allowed to honor commitments made before May 7 1967, permitting two televised games this fall. Tulsa and two small colleges also faced sanctions in related actions.
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Kennedy Defies Naysayers As Yankees Shortstop
John Kennedy, young Yankees shortstop, discusses his fielding reputation and batting, reflecting on past seasons with Washington and the Dodgers. Manager Ralph Houk supports him as the everyday shortstop despite earlier doubters, and Kennedy expresses confidence in his offensive improvements.
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Beard Tops Palmer In Houston with Birdie Finish
Beard, a Kentucky hoop player turned pro golfer, edged Arnold Palmer by one stroke in the Houston Champions International with a final-hole 18-foot birdie and a course record 274. He matched a similar one‑stroke finish over Palmer earlier that month at Las Vegas, amid a strong year since turning pro in 1962. Casper, Hogan, Boros and Weiskopf were near the top as Palmer faltered on critical holes. Beard earned a $23,000 first prize, though he joked he would rather play basketball.
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Standings and results from the major leagues
Standings and results from the American and National Leagues. Teams such as Detroit Chicago New York Boston California Minnesota Baltimore Cleveland Kansas City Washington and more are listed with W L Pet and games back. Sunday results include Chicago Cleveland rain postponed and multiple wins across leagues. Monday pitchers and matchups across New York California Washington Minnesota and other cities are shown with scheduled night games and postponed affairs.
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