Derby hopefuls prep with Gotham and Spendthrift races
Derby contenders prepare for the May 6 Kentucky Derby as two major preps unfold at Aqueduct and Keeneland. Damascus and Dr Fager headline Gotham entries while Successor and four others enter Spendthrift. Absent are In Reality Reflected Glory and others, with Wood Memorial Blue Grass and California Derby looming as decisive final preps.
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Keeneland
Bold Ruler
Eddie Neley
Kentucky
America
Aqueduct
Ffirst
California
Fitzgerald Converts 7 10 split shines in bowling night
Bob Fitzgerald 489 led the night as Cecil Bowen posted a 718 series in Eastern Lanes Commercial League for Tullis Insurance. Bea Withers added a 619 for VFW in the Twi Lite League with a 246 start and 191 182 follow ups.
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Cecil Bowen
Bea Withers
Bob Fitzgerald
Bowen
Tullis Insurance
Bea
Fitzgerald
VFW
Fitz
Ralph Tolliver
Ben Withers
Geo. Reckart
Paul Girard
John Whitman
Becky Tibbs
Janet Ruppert
Marcia Baker
Ila Gibbs
Cor. Hendricks
Marty Wombold
Carolyn Baker
Mary Willis
B. Thomas
Mary Beachler
G. E. Lemmons
Mag Longman
Les Thurmans
Betty Lewis
June Thiel
Doxie Fox
Marilyn Zech
Kay McCue
Clara Lukens
Bonnie Pruett
Mary Collins
Billie McGee
Bill Peters
Linda Parker
Irene Clark
L. Henderson
J. Zimmerman
Angie Callahan
Barb Lewis
Buelah West
Edna Brooks
P. Humbert
Virginia Rice
Judy Bell
Jean Fowler
Marge Farkas
M.R. Glendal
Juanita Lanier
Linda Moore
G. Augspurger
Odella Harville
Pauline Wills
Doris Burt
Veteran Dayton Coaches Resign From Belmont and Roth
Roy James of Belmont and Ed Norris of Roth resigned as head basketball coaches. Reserve assistants will move up, with Ray Lamb directing Belmont’s team and Paul Palumbo taking over at Roth. James, 57, remains Belmont athletic director. Norris, 41, may pursue teaching or administration.
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Dayton
Roy James
Belmont
Ed Norris
Roth
Ray Lamb
Bison
Paul Palumbo
James
Norris
Ladies Day Marriage Question Sparks Sharp Talk
A provocative line from a society notice or column hints at doubts about a marriage’s staying power. The fragment suggests public commentary on relationships and social expectations during a Ladies Day event. The item raises questions about stability, public perception, and gossip in the community.
Monroe 2nd At Oxford Triangular Track Meet Upsets
Oxford hosts a triangular meet where Monroe takes first with 85 points, host team 30 and Oxford 45. Event highlights include time results in sprints and distance races, several ties in hurdles and low hurdles, and field events led by Brown and Sewell with distances and heights listed.
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Cincinnati
Eider
Talawan‘da High
Monroe
Kershing
Amble
Knotte
Pitts
Brennan
Shearer
Swift
Donaldson
Holtham
Short
Lanahar
Riggs
Corbin
Elder
Bradford
Sandker
Meyer
Maddox
Stricker
Sewell
Trottor
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Herzog
Cavanaugh
Holthaus
Housh
Brown
Hoskin
Hyland
Colina
Dynes
Sarringhaus
Cassius Clay Patterson Title Fight Canceled
In Chicago AP report Herbert Muhammad canceled the proposed April 27 heavyweight title bout between Cassius Clay and Floyd Patterson, rendering the match off. The decision came Friday, ending months of anticipation for the clash in the boxing world.
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Chicago
Cassius Clay
Floyd Patterson
Clay
Herbert Muhammad
$50,000 Centennial Pace at Blue Bonnets Aug 27
Montreal AP reports a record $50,000 purse for the Centennial pace at Blue Bonnets Raceway on August 27, the richest harness racing prize in Canada. The event at Blue Bonnets marks a milestone with a sizeable offered purse.
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Montreal
Canada
Blue Bonnets Raceway
Middle Trackmen Defeat Indians In Dual Meet
Fairfield host Middletown High trackmen won 11 of 15 events for a 75-52 victory. Joe Harris, Larry Fraley and Jack Zecher each took two individual wins to lead the Middies. Bonuses included strong showings from Hesse, Harris and Fraley in sprints and field events.
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Fairfield
Middletown High
Joe Harris
Larry Fraley
Jack Zecher
Freeman
Conley
Clark
Harris
Hesse
Haughey
Webb
Stieg
Bailey
Reese
Hunter
Ruth and Gable lead as AAU Freestyle finals near
Lincoln, Neb AP Greg Ruth of the New York Athletic Club and Dan Gable of Iowa State maintained perfect records as the National AAU Freestyle Wrestling Championships entered final rounds. Champions to be crowned tonight after three days of action featuring nearly 200 competitors. David Tech pinned teammate Jeff Stephens with three seconds left in the 171.5 pound bout. Gable, at 125.5, drew a fourth round bye after earlier pins.
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Lincoln
Neb
Greg Ruth
New York Athletic Club
Dan Gable
Iowa State
Techh
Jeff Stephens
Gable
Williams Matson aims for world record throw in Albuquerque
In Albuquerque New Mexico Matson and Ryan discuss a tacked entry claiming he can throw beyond 180 feet. Track observers say the match could provoke Matson toward a world record as the event draws near.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Matson
New Mexico
Errors Cost Hornets in 4 3 Loss to Middletown
Consecutive two out errors in the seventh by Monroe left side infield cost the Hornets a 4 3 setback to Middletown at Monroe. Middletown improved to a 4 3 season record despite Monroe threatening with the bases loaded in the bottom of the seventh. Habig Osborne Pressler and Combs Bremer Soule Talbee listed in the scoring line.
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Hornets
Middletown
Middies
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Osborne
Pressler
Combs
Bremer
Soule
Talbee
Fenwick Falls 7-1 to Fairfield at Smith Park
Fairfield High used three pitchers to hold Fenwick to two hits and win 7-1 at Smith Park. Schramm and O'Neil contributed on the mound for Fairfield, while Fenwick struggled offensively in the nonleague matchup.
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O'Neil
Falcons
Fairfield
McKinney
Cherry
Bolden
Tieman
Burns
Schiebert
Schiavone
Dobrozsi
Kennedy
Fairfield High
Smith Park
Schramm
Hawk Golfers Extend 9 0 Win Streak Over Madison
Lebanon High golf team blanked Madison 9 0 to push their record to 5-1. Hammiel and Hines led with 45 and 43 respectively, while Oganowski and Gilmore led Madison with 45 and 66.
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Lebanon High
Madison
Warriors
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Hines
Brant
Satchell
Oganowski
Gilmore
Barnett
Lockard
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