Derby Dreams Sprint From Benches and Bloodlines
Chateaugay aims to race in the 89th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs as John W. Galbreath of Columbus seeks a Derby Darn Farm horse. Mrs Galbreath previously had Summer Tan who finished third behind Swaps and Nashua in 1955. Candy Spots favored by Rex C. Ellsworth could leave Ellsworth without a participating horse if Chateaugay appears.
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California
Baseball Touch To Derby Swaps Also Sired No Robbery
One of three horses backed in the Run For The Roses Candy Spots is out of Nigromante Candy Dish. No Robbery is Greentree Stable entrs Greentree owned by Mrs. Charles S. Payson, who also is Mets majority owner. Regret is the only filly to win the Derby in 1918, a purs e totaling 11 450 dollars.
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Greentree
Charles S. Payson
Wan
New York Mets
Galbreath
Pittsburgh Pirates
Regret
Harry Payne Whitney
New York
Lawsville
Midwest
Favorites Often Lose In Derby Later Race Outcomes
The Derby shows favorites underperforming with less than 40 percent winning. Native Dancer fell to Dark Star, while other noted horses and odds stories illustrate the unpredictable nature of the classic. Battle Morn and Eddie Arcaro figure among dramatic betting angles and surprising outcomes.
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Dark Star
AG Vanderbilt
Cain Hoy Stable
Bettors
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Fleet
Sol Rutchick
Jack Amiel
Rutchick
Jamaica
N.Y
Lebanon Track Opens Tonight at Lebanon Raceway
Lebanon opens its sixth harness season with a new classification system from the HTA and a new race secretary Herb Davis. About 600 horses on site prepare for an Invitational Handicap Trot worth $1,000 and a slate of nine races. Joe Blo, a six year old pacer trained by Royce Carey, headlines the night with a strong recent record and a Cincinnati entry. The spring meeting runs 26 days through June 1 with post time at 8:30.
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Derby Made For Silky Sullivan Who Can Run
Kentucky Derby preview highlighting Silky Sullivan and nine entrants including No Robbery Chateaugay One My Honor and Candy Spots. Field size nine the smallest since 1957 with Derby worth 151400. weather forecast cloudy pleasant mid 70s. race televised CBS from 4 84 pm ET.
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Post
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Frank Callico
Bonjour
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Royal Tower
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Gray Pet
Aveling Gomez
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John Rotz
Paul Frey
Willie Shoemaker
Weather Bureau
Cardenas Only Red To Solve Hendley KRALICK TRADED
Jack Kralick of the Minnesota Twins was traded to the Cleveland Indians yesterday for Jim Perry. The Twins seek balance with Perry, adding another left handed hurler to the rotation.
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Twins
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Reds Struggle as Braves Hammer Reds in Milwaukee Thumping
Cincinnati at eighth place after an 84 shellacking by Milwaukee led by Bob Hendley who limited Reds to five baserunners all night. Joey Jay absorbed five runs in five innings as St Louis looms, while other scores show New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Baltimore win and Detroit split.
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Ray Washburn
Musial ties record with 717th double for Cardinals
Stan Musial hit a three run double in the seventh to give the St. Louis Cardinals a 4 0 lead over the Chicago Cubs and tie Babe Ruth for the most extra base hits with 1 356. Musial, 42, now has 2 199 singles 717 doubles 175 triples and 444 homers in a record heavy career.
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Ford Still Perkin' On All Cylinders
Whitey Ford, 34, hurler for the Yankees, shut out the Angels 7-0 in Los Angeles, fanning 10 over seven innings after another scoreless start. Joe Pepitone belted the majors first grand slam as New York moved within one game of Boston, while Kansas City slipped from first after Cleveland’s 15-6 win. Ford revealed a finger ailment, not serious, adding tone to a busy AL with 10 homers in the four games.
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Cousy Retired Just In Time
Worcester Massachusetts AP report says Bob Cousy may have retired from the NBA just in time en route to New York for a speaking engagement. A toll incident involved his car at a turnpike booth where change spilled from the window as a guard joked you’re retiring just as well.
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National Basketball Association
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Miami Gridders In Wind Up Tilt
Oxford Ohio March spring practice concludes with Miami University 1943 grid squad in the Red White intra-squad game under new Head Coach Bo Schembechler. Officials plan an even split with first and second units facing each other as he notes satisfactory progress toward spring objectives.
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