Amberoid wins Belmont spoils Kauai King's Triple Crown bid
Amberoid, ridden by Bill Boland, surged from off the pace to win the Belmont Stakes in 2 29 3 5, denying Kauai King a shot at the Triple Crown. Baffle placed second, Advocator third, with Kauai King fourth as record betting spread around the top three.
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Robert Kieberg
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Ada L. Rice
Michael Ford
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Max Hirsch
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Amber Spencerin
Lucien H. Yaurin
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Roland
Stupendous
Jolly Jet
Rehabilitate
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Fleet Shoe
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Stargell Delivers Three-Run Blast in Pirates 9 6 Victory
Willie Stargell belted a three run homer in the eighth to vault the Pirates to a 9 6 win over the Houston Astros. He added four hits as Pittsburgh extended its winning streak to four games on a sunny Saturday.
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Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston
Member-Guest Meet Set At Bayou DeSiard Country Club
A 10 a.m. shotgun tee off marks the Bayou De Siard Country Club member guest golf tournament 27 holes of best ball medal play. Breakfast at 9 a.m. in the Garden Room, cocktail party at 5 p.m. for players and wives. Pairings listed by tee number with numerous named players across 18 holes.
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Bayou DeSiard Country Club
Santo's Homers Snap Chicago Losing Streak
Kon santo hit two home runs to lift Chicago to a 5-3 win over Cincinnati, breaking the Cubs four game skid in a Saturday game.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Konsanto
Cinccinnati
Cubs
Baseball Scores and Schedule From Saturday and Sunday
In the American League standings Cleveland leads with 30 wins and 4 losses, while Detroit and Chicago show strong records. Saturday results include Cleveland 7 Minnesota 4 and Chicago 6 Washington 0. Boston defeated New York 6 to 3 in 16 innings. Baltimore edged Kansas City 5 to 0 with a curfew suspension to be completed Sunday. Sunday games feature Detroit at California, Cleveland at Minnesota, Washington at Chicago, Kansas City at Baltimore, and New York at Boston.
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Bouton
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Beebe stars with 1 52 5 half mile at Preptacular meet
Larry Beebe of West Monroe broke the Louisiana 880 yard dash state mark with a 1:52.5 at Bolton Stadium during the third annual Preptacular. The meet saw multiple new records as Alexandria and other teams posted top times in relays and field events, with Beebe earning the Outstanding Track Man award.
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Lake Charles
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Lumpkin
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Lenox
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Gary Baldwin
Fort Worth
Texas
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Shreveport
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Fla
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Darrel Smith
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Terry Bradshaw
Mike Guzman
Tom Cooksey
Calen Labrave
New Iberia
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Ken Barazzel
Larry Carmier
Richard Polk
Little Rock
Ark
Jim Upton
Minden
Mark Frye
Abilene
Tex
Cleve Warrick
John Carey
Houston
Larry Wright
Derald Smith
Low Hhurdhes
Galen Laboure
Wayne Blanchard
Chuck Tidwell
Jeff Smith
Yazoo City
Charles Moncia
Lafayette
Freddie Farmer
Brandon
Ken Brazzel
Neville
David Redwine
Angelo Harris
Mobile
Ala
Geoffrey Wilhelmy
Leesville
Ray Conrad
Curtis Eleven
Paul Arsuaga
East Jefferson
Sam Houston
Lawrence Owens
Robin Lowe
Wilbur Johnson
Jackson Murrah
West Monror
Tom Miller
Haynesville
John Warren
Tom Shea
College High Hhurches
Marichal Suffers 1st Loss Of Year
Philadelphia Phillies torpedoed Juan Marichal for six runs and eight hits in four innings, ending his perfect start with a 6-1 win over the San Francisco Giants. Chris Short earned the victory as Philadelphia extended its win streak to six.
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Philadelphia Phillies
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San Francisco
Giants
Phillies
Chris Short
SAN Pransises
Abrihbi Fuentes
Rojas
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Tar Heels Rally To Take NCAA District Final From FSU
In Gastonia North Carolina Mike Flanagan and Danny Walker limited Florida State to six hits as North Carolina beat FSU 6-4 to win the NCAA district 3 baseball championship. The Tar Heels advance to the College World Series in Omaha starting June 13 and finish the season 21-11 while FSU ends at 39-13. Stringfellow and Randy Brown sparked FSU in the afternoon comeback, then NC tied it late before winning the nightcap.
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N.C
Mike Flanagan
Danny Walker
North Carolina
Tar Heels
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Omaha
Marvin Stringfellow
Stringfellow
Randy Brown
Ile
Mike Martin
Brown
Rodney Thompson
Charlie Thomas
Monty Brooks
Manager Struck During Warmups
Boston Red Sox manager Billy Herman was struck on the head by a thrown ball during infield practice and taken to Sancta Maria Hospital for precautionary reasons before a game with the New York Yankees. He was hit on the right temple while seated on the dugout steps. trainer Buddy Leroux warned as the ball veered toward him. He remained conscious despite the impact.
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Boston Red Sox
Billy Herman
Sancta Maria Hospital
New York Yankees
Herman
Buddy Leroux
Leroux
Junior golf lessons start Tuesday at Municipal Course
Approximately six weeks of free junior golf lessons begin Tuesday at the Municipal Golf Course under Johnny Myers. Lessons run 9 to 10 a.m. each Tuesday for boys and girls aged 8 to 17. All equipment is provided and participants meet at the Muny pro shop before sessions.
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Accident Kills Track Marshall at Mosport Race
A track marshal was killed when Jerry Grant lost control of his Lola T70 and left the track on the fifth lap of the 200 mile Spring Race at Mosport Ontario. The marshal’s identity was pending notification of kin. The incident happened during the first heat of the two heat production sports car race on a 2.5 mile track.
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Ont
Jerry Grant
Seattle
Wash
Marshall
Toronto
Southern University claims NAIA track crown in South Carolina
Southern University of Baton Rouge led by Theron Lewis, winner of the meet's outstanding athlete honors, captured its second straight NAIA track and field title in Sioux Falls. The Jaguars totaled 92 points, with Texas Southern second at 69 and Fort Hays State third at 44, as Lewis clocked 45.2 in the 440 yard dash and helped set or tie five meet records.
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Theron Lewis
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Kentucky State
Jim Kemp
Southern
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Jaguars
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George Hunt
Major Adams
John Hartfield
Charles Holding
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Washington
Wayne Wilson
Wilson
John Pennel
Northeast
Louisiana
Adolph Plummer
Tempe
Ariz
Wright Leads Clayton Federal Open by One Stroke
Mickey Wright birdied the last two holes to post a 70 for a 36 hole total of 139 and lead by one stroke at the Clayton Federal Women's Open in St. Louis. Kathay Whitworth and Sandray Haynie sit one back at 140, with Carol Mann at 141 and Betsy Cullen Gloria Ehret and Clifford Ann Creed at 142.
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Donna Capen
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Jo Ann Prentice
Sandra Palmer
Mary Mills
Betsy Rawls
Marilynn Smith
Angels Topple Tigers as Kirkpatrick Delivers Walkoff Sequel
Ed Kirkpatrick belted a three run homer in the seventh to turn a 1-0 game into a 4-1 Angels win over Detroit. George Brunet improved to 3-3, beating the Tigers as Denny McLain dropped to 8-3 after surrendering the tie breaking shot and subsequent runs. Bill Freehan homered for Detroit in the third.
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Ed Kirkpatrick
California Angels
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Kirkpatrick
George Brunet
Tigers
McLain
Paul Schaal
Brunet
Cardenal
Orlando Pena
Fregosi
Bill Freehan
A J Foyt Burns In Wreck During Warmup
A J Foyt suffered second and third degree burns to the face neck and hands after his Lotus Ford spun hit a wall and burst into flames during a practice for the Rex Mays Classic at State Fair Park Milwaukee He was rushed to a hospital in fair condition Foyt had driven Jimmy Clark's car after his own was wrecked in the Indianapolis 500 pileup days earlier
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A. J. Foyt
Foyt
State Fair Park
Jimmy Clark
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