Graustark Withdrawal Opens Derby Field at Churchill
Graustark is sidelined by a broken bone leaving the Kentucky Derby prep race wide open. About 20 three year olds at Churchill Downs or en route are listed as possible starters in the 1 1/4 mile event for a $125,000 added purse.
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Orlo Robertson
Louisville
Graustark
Kentucky
Churchill Downs
Buckpasser
Graystark
Abe
Robert Byfield
Chicago
Hope
Better Bee
Bill Shoemaker
Abe’s Hope
Michael Ford
Gentry
Bowie
Reginald Webster
H.C. Phipps
Stupendous
Eddie Neley
Wheatley
Jimmy Combest
New York
Advocator
Williamstown
Kid
Dominar
Racing card lists multiple horse races with lineups at LVCoaon Raceway
The article presents nine race entries with horse names and drivers or handlers for trot and pace events at LVCoaon Raceway. It also covers Derby prep news including Graustark fracture, Buckpasser and Abe's Hope Derby favorites, and other contenders with trainer notes and weather expectations for Derby Week.
Young Brazil Squad Faces Spaniards In Davis Cup Round
Brazil’s young tennis team earned a second-round Davis Cup berth in European Zone play after Spain, Brazil, Hungary, Israel, Switzerland and Egypt advanced. Britain and Morocco also reached second round spots, with the United States to meet the survivor of the American Zone Venezuela vs Jamaica after Venezuela’s doubles win.
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Associated Press
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Spain
Hungary
Israel
Switzerland
Egypt
Italy
Russia
South Africa
France
Netherlands
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Poland
Canada
Czechoslovakia
Britain
Morocco
Australia
Germany
United States
Venezuela
Jamaica
Lyo Pimentel
Eduardo Alvarez
Lance Lumsden
Richard Russell
Old Gray Fox Everett Case Buried in Raleigh
Everett Case, 65, famed former North Carolina State coach nicknamed the Old Gray Fox, died in a Raleigh hospital from cardio vascular collapse due to massive intestinal bleeding. Funeral services were set for today at the Episcopalian Church of the Good Shepherd with burial in Raleigh Memorial Park. Case led NC State from 1946 in 19 seasons posting 379 wins 134 losses and 10 conference titles while founding the Dixie Classic Tournament winning seven of 12 editions.
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N.C
Everett Case
North Carolina
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Gray Fox
Episcopalian Church of the Good Shepherd
Raleigh Memorial Park
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State
Wettlaufer Wins North and South Amateur Golf Title
Nord Wettlaufer of Buffalo New York defeated Marion Heck of Columbus Ohio 4 and 2 to capture the North and South Amateur Championship in Pinehurst North Carolina on Saturday.
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Marion Heck
Pinehurst
N. C
Nord Wettlaufer
Buffalo
N.Y
Columbiana
Ohio
Ladd and Faison Free Agents Halt Chargers Talks
Ernie Ladd and Karl Faison, top AFL defenders for the San Diego Chargers, became free agents after declining 1965 contracts. The stalemate over their 1966 services drew Sid Gillman’s concern about a league wide pay-bonuses ripple. Trades and rights in other leagues complicated the tug of war.
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Calif
Ernie Ladd
Karl Faison
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Faison
San Diego Chargers
Lade
Gillman
Sid
Chargers
AFL
Houston Oilers
Joe Foss
Foss
Houston
Henning Wins Texas Open as Guest at Oak Hills
Harold Henning, a South African guest, won the Texas Open at Oak Hills CC with an eight under 272 to take $13,000. He finished three shots ahead of Gene Littler Wes Ellis and Ken Still, with Littler leading early before fading. Henning carded 72 67 65 68 on the 6715 yard par-70 layout.
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Harold Henning
Henning
Oak Hills Country Club
Gene Littler
Wes Ellis
Ken Still
Littler
Ellis
Jay Hebert
Terry Dill
Dave Marr
United States
U.S
PGA
Truitt Named Kent State Coach Boosts Flashes Stock
Frank Truitt is named head basketball coach at Kent State University, aiming to lift the struggling program after a long winning-season drought. The Otterbein graduate and former LSU coach faces a rebuilding challenge, hoping strong recruiting will spark rapid improvement.
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Ohio
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Golden Flashes
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Louisana State University
Stan Byrd Wins Feature at Canada Drag Championship
Stan Byrd of Middletown Ohio won the feature super stock eliminator event at what was touted as Canada’s first annual super stock drag racing championships. Nearly 6000 fans attended the abandoned airport near Deseronto Ontario to see Byrd claim the title with an average speed of 134.95 miles per hour.
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Ont
Stan Byrd
Middletown
Ohio
Canada
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Byrd
Press Maravich Hired As LSU Basketball Coach
Baton Rouge AP reports 46 year old Press Maravich named LSU head coach replacing Frank Truitt who resigned to take Kent State job. Maravich came from North Carolina State where he led the Wolfpack.
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Press Maravich
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North Carolina State
LSU
Frank Truitt
Kent State
Try-Hards win Chronicle Tournament at Laynecrest Lanes
Middletown bowlers led by the Try-Hards capture first prize in Franklin with 3,116 pins including handicap for 1,100. Mary Collins led with 592, followed by Jean Haley 570 and others as Cavalier Olds, McGowan-Reed, Burke's Phillips 66, and Messinger Corp. trailed.
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Mary Collins
Jean Haley
Alice Mitchell
June Hanes
Sue Jefferson
Cavalier Olds
Akron
McGowan
Marietta Duo Leads Handicap Doubles In Ohio Women’s Bowling
Mary Jane Vaughn and Barbara Jordan top the standings with 1333 after 14 weekends. Marilyn Enkeman is runner up in all events with 1853 scratch, behind Dottie Sargeant’s 1854. Cavalier Oldsmobile and Albury’s Ashland move to second and third in team handicap with 3050 and 3041 respectively.
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Ohio
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Wooster Kegler
Ohio State
Mary Jane Vaughn
Barbara Jordan
Gladys
Schmidlin
Joyce Sieja
Genoa
Marilyn Enkeman
Dottie Sargeant
Cincinnati
Mary Badgeley
Galion
American Welding of Columbus
Cavalier Oldsmobile
Akron
Albury’s Ashland
New
Bowling Scores Report For Greta and Team Members
Greta Back posted 212 145 201 558 with Zelma Taylor 178 184 178 540 Judy Schultz 187 174 178 539 and Carolyn Wilder 144 184 186 514 in a bowling club summary. The scores reflect four players across four games with Greta leading the quartet by total pins.
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Zelma Taylor
Judy Schultz
Carolyn Wilder
Jim Miller Secures Double Victory at Wildwood
Jim Miller won two events at Wildwood yesterday taking the blind bogey with a 73 and the closest to pin on No 18. Leroy Wagner and Don Dowlin tied for second with 74, while Bill Ritter and C C Murphy were third with 75. Chuck Kent posted 70 for fourth as Wagner was closest to the pin on No 9 and Ritter delivered the longest drive from the No 1 tee.
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Wildwood
Leroy Wagner
Don Dowlin
Bill Ritter
C. C. Murphy
Chuck Kent
Wagner
Ritter
Meadowlawn Cafe Plans Two-Evening Drills at Yan kee Road Diamond
Meadowlawn Cafe announces workouts tonight and tomorrow at 6 p.m. on Yan kee Road Diamond. The sessions aim to sharpen team drills and prep for upcoming play.
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Meadowlawn Cafe
Yankee Road
Brown tops all events in Ohio State bowling after weekend
Bob Brown of Columbus rolled nine games to lead the all-events in the Ohio State Men's Bowling Tournament. He surpassed Don Dennis of Middletown who held a 1894 previous best as leaders now await one final weekend. Bill Simcox of Petersburg and Isol Bach of Middletown converted the 7 10 split.
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Ohio
Bob Brown
Ohio State
Brown
Don Dennis
Middletown
Bill Simcox
Petersburg
iSol Bach
Newark Quintet Leads ABC Bowling Team Scores
Hermann and Mitchell Clothiers of Newark Ohio top the regular team division of the American Bowling Congress Tournament with 3042 on games 1011 1009 1022. John Fabre led individuals with 638 after a 149 start while teammates Snelling Copenhefer Baltzly and Miller posted 619 617 553 as Fabro closed strong with a strike spare.
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N.Y
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American Bowling Congress
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