Kentucky Derby field settles at 16 for 92nd running
Abe's Hope leads the 16 entries for the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs with Kauai King close behind as the richest classic in history awaits post. Odds list Abe's Hope 5-2 and Kauai King 7-2 with Bill Shoemaker aboard the favorite, while other remaining runners include Stupendous and Tragmew as contenders.
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Reginald Webster
Lucian Lawrein
Dabney Crump
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Ethel D. Jacobs
Doug Davis
Ternes
Bartlett
Williamston
Flying M. Stable
Domina
Wheatley Stable
B. J. Reynolds’ Jr
Sky Guy
George Putnam
Fleet Shoe
Mrs. Mary
Bill Shoemaker
Don Brumfield
Stupendous
Braulio Baeza
Graystar
Wood Memorial
Bill Boland
Tragmew
California
Chisox Embrace Go-Go Style in Stolen Base Rise
New York reports the Chicago White Sox rely on a go go approach as Eddie Stanky increases baserunning. Through Monday, 1966 steals total 163, up 24 percent from 131 a year ago, with the Dodgers leading both leagues at 18 but one behind 1965 pace.
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Derby Televised by CBS in Evening Classic Betting Odds
The Derby draws betting interest with a horse at 12-1, listed fifth in the field for the 5:45 p.m. EST start. CBS will televise the race from 5 to 6 p.m. EDT, delivering live coverage.
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Goetz Leads Monroe Golfers in Edgerton Loss
Monroe varsity golfer Dave Goetz shot 38 to earn medalist honors but the Monroe Cheesemakers fell 211 to 206 at Edgerton Golf Course. Dale Pope followed with 39, while Jayvees lost 245 to 224 with Ralph Phillips leading Monroe at 41.
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Softball Meeting Set for Tomorrow
John Walter the softball commissioner announced a meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Community Center for managers who plan to enter teams. Starting times and rules will be discussed.
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League Picks Team Captains
The Windy Acres Woman's League named 10 weekly captains Shirley Harmes Gail Mayer Ben Goecks Ann Pickett Nana Rae Olsen and Helen Hayes. Sponsors include Roberts Salon Chocolate Shop Johnies Highway Club Rufennacht's Oil Co Goecks D-X Ludlow Bar. Awards and activities chiefs announced. Team play begins Tuesday May 10.
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Anita Gerber
Ruth Olson
Millie Peterson
Marlen Leopold
Jean Rogula
Eileen Wagner
Monona Grove routs Monroe nine at Recreation Park
Monona Grove built an eight run fourth inning and rolled to a 12 to 3 victory over Monroe at Recreation Park. Daggett went 5 for 5 with a triple and two doubles to pace the Silver Eagles while Tim Derr had seven hits and Galen Kuebli added two. Monroe's Dave Grendahl was strong late but took the loss.
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Curt Kohl
Dave Holling
Stu Grendahl
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Sun Prairie
Monroe
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Swiggum
Spring
Kuebli
Holling
Ri Phillips
Burns
Wilde
Sorenson
Miller
Monona
Derr
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Dick Swiggum
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Angels Rally Past A's 6 2 Behind Rodger Three Run Double
Angels beat the A's 6 2 as Bob Rodgers sparked an early California lead with a three run double in the second. The club drew seven walks, scored three times on those freebies, and collected eight hits against Jim Catfish Hunter and two relievers. Paul Schaal and Tom Trariano each had run scoring singles while Ed Kirkpatrick added a run scoring double.
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Citadel assistant basketball coach resigns effective May 15
Charleston report states Paul Brandenburg resigned from his role as assistant basketball coach at The Citadel on Tuesday, with resignation taking effect on May 15.
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Monona Grove tops Mon roe Relays in windy conditions
The second annual Monroe Relays saw Monona Grove Silver Eagles win with 55 points, followed by Monroe Cheese makers with 50 and Stoughton with 27. New Glarus placed high and Edgerton Middleton remained undefeated. Other sports notes include Monroe falling 12-3 to Monona Grove in baseball at Recreation Park and Ken Schuetz pitching for LSU in a doubleheader against Florida State.
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Trophy to be awarded at Golden Gate Fields
A trophy honoring retired John ny Longden will be awarded annually to the leading jockey at Golden Gate Fields in Albany California.
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De Pere St Norbert's Tennis Domination Over Lakeland
De Pere and St Norbert's tennis teams defeated Lakeland 9 to 0 on Tuesday afternoon in a decisive match. The sweep showcased strong serving from the home lineup and flawless doubles play to seal the victory.
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Veres and Pascual Power Twins Past White Sox
Zoilo Versalles hit a three run homer in the third to back Camilo Pascual as the Minnesota Twins beat the Chicago White Sox 4 to 2. Versalles drove in the decisive runs after a Bernie Allen double and Pascual single, erasing a 2-1 Sox lead. Pascual allowed one hit after the first inning, improving to 3-1. The Sox finish the two game set with John Buzhardt facing Jim Kaat next. Cubs lose 10-2 at Houston as Lee Maye and Joe Morgan homer. Bill Hands takes the loss. Cubs set to face Dick Ellsworth versus Robin Roberts.
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Zoilo Versalles
Camilo Pascual
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
Versalles
Bernie Allen
Pascual
Sox
Pete Ward
Tom Agee
Don Buford
Ward
Twins
John Buzhardt
Jim Kaat
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Houston
Lee Maye
Joe Morgan
Bill Hands
Byron Browne
John Boccabella
Dick Ellsworth
Robin Roberts
Warriors Triumph Milwaukee Tennis 8-1 Over Carthage
Marquette's tennis team improves to 8-1 this season by defeating Carthage 8-1 on Tuesday. The Warriors move ahead in a decisive conference match.
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Stevens Point Stout Split Doubleheader
Stevens Point Pointers win the opener 9-3 as Chuck Ritzenthaler pitches a three-hitter. Stout takes the nightcap 11-10 after scoring five runs in the top of the seventh to overcome a 10-6 deficit. DeBruin and Larsen homer for Point. Stout errors and 11 hits key the second game.
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Chuck Ritzenthaler
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Bud Foster To Be Enshrined In Hall Of Fame
Harold Bud Foster, longtime University of Wisconsin basketball coach and director of the grants in aid program, will be one of four inductees at Madison’s annual sports Hall of Fame dinner set for June 8. Foster coached 25 years at UW.
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Bud) Foster
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Pistons Name Edwin E Coil as General Manager
Edwin E. Coil was named general manager Tuesday of the Detroit Pistons of the National Basketball Association.
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Jockey Cordero Wins Double at Aqueduct
Jockey Angel Cordero rode both ends of the winning $113 daily double at Aqueduct race track on Tuesday. The victory highlights a strong performance in the track’s Sports Page coverage.
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