Carry Back Poised for Belmont Stakes Triple Crown bid
Carry Back is favored to win the Belmont Stakes the 93rd running of the race at Belmont Park. Post time is 3:50 p.m. EST and CBS will televise from 3:30 to 4 p.m. The field may alter odds with Ambiopoise as a potential challenger after his Jersey Derby victory.
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Luckless Jockey Comes Back in Puerto Rico Parade
Pedro Juan Vinales, the jockey who never won a race in 360 mounts over 11 years, returns from retirement in San Juan Puerto Rico. He weighs 116 pounds after a brief diet and wins the chance to ride for Maldonado Sierra, aiming for a possible charity purse. The story parallels Carry Back racing humans and horse action across a broader card including Jersey Derby results and notable Belmont plans.
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America's best value in a full-size hardtop
Promotional lines claim the featured model is the nations best value in a full-size hardtop. The message urges readers to visit a dealer to drive home in the hardest hardtop to top in the United States and cites Plymouth branding.
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Twins Trade for Martin and Tuttle in Two Deals
The Minnesota Twins acquired Billy Martin from Milwaukee and Bill Tuttle from Kansas City as part of two trades. Martin, 33, is expected to compete for third base while Tuttle, 31, provides defensive value in the outfield. The team also sent Reno Bertoia and Paul Giel to Kansas City and Bill Conselo plus cash to Milwaukee.
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Montreal Alouettes Sign Veterans Baulick and Baillie
Veteran tackles John Baulick and Ray Baillie signed for the 1961 season with the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League. Baulick is entering his third year with the team while Baillie is in his second season.
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Crackers Rally Seven in Sixth to Top Travs 14 2
Max Patkin antics at Ponce de Leon Park drew laughs as the Atlanta Crackers routed Little Rock Travelers 14 to 2. Ed Dick started for the Crackers and Jim Williams went 3 for 4 with a homer and six RBIs. Mobile beat Shreveport 4 1 in other Southern Association action.
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National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Track Meet Opens
Four hundred athletes from 93 colleges across 26 states gather in Sioux Falls for the 10th annual NAIA track and field meet. Standouts include world long jumper Ralph Boston sprinter Stone Johnson and Olympic star Wilma Rudolph. Officials seek an exhibition race for Rudolph but lack of assured competition remains a drawback.
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