Hill Rise Is 6 5 Pick 12 To Run
LOUISVILLE AP Roses, riches and renown await the 90th Derby with a dozen racing bluebloods. Hill Rise from California and Northern Dancer from Canada headline a field that includes Roman Brother Ishkoodah and others as $114,300 awaits the winner.
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Hill Rise
Louisville, Ky
Roman
Ishkoodah
Needles
Bill Hartack
Northern Dancer
Iron Liege
Venetian Way
Willie Shoemaker
Tomy Lee
Quadrangle
the Scoundrel
Mr Brick
Dandy K
Wil Rad
Mr. Moonlight
Royal Shuck
Extra Swell
Derbytown
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisville
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Superb Relief Pitching, Long Ball Win For Reds
Cincinnati Reds rally from behind to beat the New York Mets 3-1 as Bill Henry delivers six strong innings of relief with only two hits and six strikeouts. Gordy Coleman and Marty Keough hit their first home runs, both in the seventh, after Johnny Edwards singled to set up Keough.
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Reds
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Bill Henry
New York Mets
Henry
Chicago Cubs
Ledger
Gordy Coleman
Marty Keough
Keough
Johnny Edwards
Joey Jay
Bobby Klaus
Jay
Frank Thomas
Sammy Ellis
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Tommy Harper
Mel Queen
Dodgers Beat Giants as Maye Plays First Base in Losses
Willie Mays, playing first base for the first time in 13 years due to a barley hip, went 1-for-2 with a homer and a single as the Dodgers defeated the Giants 7-1 behind Don Drysdale’s five-hitter and Tommy Davis four RBIs. The crowd was 52,733 at LA. Dodgers move to 5-1 in last six. Phillies win, Cubs roll.
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Willie Maye
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Don Drysdale
Tommy Davis
Dodgers
Giants
Los Angeles
Mays
Drysdale
Philadelphia
Phillies
Richie Allen
Grounded notes from baseball game and schedules
New York beat Cincinnati 3 4 while Chicago routed Houston 11 3. Thomas Coleman Keough homered for New York and Cincinnati. Pitcher Henry earned the win, Stallard took the loss. Groundouts and double plays featured Rose Coleman Ruiz and others. Batters Gonder Cardenas had two doubles. LOB 4 2. Other scores: St. Louis 6 Pittsburgh 1, Philadelphia 5 Milwaukee 3, Cincinnati 4 New York 3, Los Angeles 7 San Francisco 3. Schedule: San Francisco at Los Angeles, Pittsburgh at St Louis, Chicago at Houston, New York at Cincinnati. Sunday: Chicago at Houston, New York at Cincinnati. Friday: New York 1 Washington 0, Minnesota 10 Kansas City 5. International League results listed.
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RBI
NEW York
Eliot
c-Hickman
Hunt
Harkness
Teen Gonder
Thomas
D-D. Smith
Altman
Taylor Eeeneee Kaneh
Christopher Smith
Stallard
Wakefield
Cincinnati
Rose
Ruiz
Philaphia Edwards
Keough
St. Louis
Cardenas
Whee
Milwaukee
Jay P
Pittsburgh
Klaus Ellis
Chicago
Skinner
Jay
Ellis
Elliot
Kanehl
E—Cardenas
Coleman
Gonder
Hr—Thomas
D. Smith
Philadelphia
Houston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Washington
Minnesota
Kansas City
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Buffalo
Atlanta
Toronto
Jacksonville
Columbus
Rochester
Richmond
Syracuse
Ww. L. Pet. G.B
Links Turned Against Each Other In Tourney Finals
In the North and South Amateur final at Pinehurst North Carolina Billy Joe Patton and Dale Morey, longtime Morganton friends, meet as foes in a 36 hole final after each winning 18 hole semifinal. Patton defeated Wayne Jackson 4 and 3 while Morey beat Bob Allen 6 and 5. Both men shot one under par.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Billy Joe Patton
Dale Morey
Morganton
Morey
High Point
Patton
Wayne Jackson
Hampton
Bob Allen
West Hartford
Conn
Allen
Gutierrez Wins Mexican Welterweight Title
Monterrey Mexico alvaro Gutierrez 147 defeats Raymundo Torres 147 to claim the Mexican welterweight championship. Gutierrez wins the title after a knockout in their bout held in Monterrey.
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Monterrey
Mexico
Alvaro Gutierrez
Raymundo
Torres
Gutierrez
Battey Hurt as Twins Rally Over Kansas City in Slugfest
Minnesota pounded Kansas City 10 5 behind Earl Battey grand slam and a clutch eighth inning single before Battey left with a toothache from a foul tip. Rich Rollins and Tony Oliva sparked scoring as Moe Drabowsky yielded the big hits in a rain shortened night at Municipal Stadium. The action included several homers in the high scoring affair. Meanwhile New York beat Washington 10 4 as Whitey Ford pitched a two hitter for his second shutout.
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Earl Batttey
Kansas City
Athletics
Battey
Minnesota
Twins
Municipal Stadium
Yankee Stadium
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Chicago
Moe Drabowsky
Rich Rollins
Tony Oliva
Bob Allison
Drabowsky
Jimmie Hall
Harmon Killebrew
Rollins
Yankees
Whitey Ford
Ford
Tom Tresh
Chi Chi Rodriguez Leads Cham pions in Wind Struggles
Chi Chi Rodriguez from Puerto Rico holds the 36 hole lead at the Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas with a two under 70 and 139 total. Jack Nicklaus sits two behind at 141 with a 73 as players cope with gusty wind and drifting sand at Desert Inn Country Club. Gary Player Doug Ford George Knudson and Arnold Palmer trail in pursuit on a tough par 72 layout.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Puerto Rico
Chi Chi
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
South Africa
Doug Ford
George Knudson
Arnold Palmer
Desert Inn Country Club
Ford
Rodriguez
Knudson
Paul Harney
Carol Mann Leads Ward in Clifford Ann Creed Invite
Alexandria, La. Carol Mann the tallest player on the women s circuit opened the Clifford Ann Creed Invitational with a one under par 71 for a three stroke lead. The 23 year old from Towson Md capped the Western Open in March her first tour victory in four years while Mickey Wright was tied with eight others at 74 in a scramble day.
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Alexandria
Carol Mann
Towson
Clifford Ann Creed
Miss Mann
Mickey Wright
Whitey Ford fires another shutout for Yankees
Whitey Ford allowed only two hits and did not permit a runner past second as the Yankees beat Washington 1-0 for Ford’s second shutout. Billy Williams drove in five runs for the Cubs in an 11-2 rout of Houston, homering for a grand slam and later adding a double.
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Whitey Ford
Yankees
Washington
Billy Williams
Cubs
Chicago
Houston
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Larry Jackson
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Goldsboro
Tracy Stallard
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Raceway
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Commissioners Office
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