Candy Spots Favored Derby Field In 1960 Derby
Candy Spots, the 6-5 favorite, eyes an ideal path to win the 1960 Kentucky Derby as a compact nine-horse field starts Saturday. Early speed may favor rivals like No Robbery and Chateaugay while rest pace runners such as Investor and Bonjour seek late runs. Weather outlook cloudy and pleasant with temps in the 60s and 70s. CBS will televise from 4 p.m. Eastern Time, with mounting yard coverage and post time around 4:15 p.m.
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Kelso Sturgion
Sparky
Louisvilla
Sillky Sullivan
California
Silly
Greentree
Tostay
Darby Dan Farm
Chateaugay
Walnut Hill Farm
Gray Pel
Cain May
Never Bend
Rex Ellsworth
Candy Spots
Ambush Stable
B. d. Ridder
Royal ‘Yower
Patrice Jacobs Bonjour
J. Chevack
Gares
Post Yard
Wenner
Weather Bureau
CBS
Sandard
Musial and Ford Spark Narrow Wins in 16 Innings
Whitey Ford shut out Los Angeles Angels over seven innings as the Yankees beat them to stay within one game of first. Stan Musial homered and doubled, tying an NL extra-base record as the Cardinals beat the Cubs 4-3 in a 16 inning marathon. The Dodgers, Giants, and Braves also won, keeping tension high in the tight pennant races. Ron Fairly and Joe Pepitone contributed big blasts.
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Sian Musial
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Stan
Massil
Babe Tinth
Cardinal
Musial
Cardinals
Cubs
Plushuneh
San Francisco
Giants
Pirates
Juan Marichal
Felife Alou
Ron Fairly
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadephia
Hank Aaron
Bob Hendley
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
New York Mall
Houston
Marichal
Thes
Lone Piralevin
Fairly
Art Mahaffey
Ron Perranosii
Hendley
Isis
Tan Cardenas
Braves
Charlie Neal
Mets
Larry Burright
New York
Ty Suppor
al Jackson
Don Nolthant
Colts
Will GK Marr
Associated Press Sports
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Rome
Angels
Taos Angelus FC
Cle
Ralph Henk
Joe Pepitone
Ham
Indian Relays Set Records At Mediapolis Meet
Intermittent showers did not stop a record spree at the third annual Indian Relays in Mediapolis Thursday night. Morning Sun led team honors with 52 points, Mediapolis won the relay crown with six points, and Wapello racked up 50 2/6 as individual stars Moore and Young Steve dominated sprints and relays.
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Wapello
Medirapolis
Medinois
Bul-lets
Moore
Charlie
Thie
Mediapolis
Monte
Morning Sun
Archer
Mediapatis
Cam
Lone Tree
Mediapollis
Columbus
Fee J Sats
Alley
Strouse
Slineman
Adlive
Wapelle
White Morning Sun
Forays Baseball Brief From AP A L Standings and Games
Associated Press baseball roundup covers American League results and schedules. Highlights include Boston at Minnesota and New York at Minnesota with others like Cleveland at Los Angeles and Baltimore at Detroit. Also notes recent scores including Houston 3 and Chicago 3 while Philadelphia edged Milwaukee.
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Associated Presserican League
Kansas City
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Los Angeles
Washington
Detroit
Detrai
Bessan al Katies City
San
Gnigako
Eyetee
Philadelphia
iCincinnati Houston
Houston
St. Louis
Linx Angeles
Milwaukee & Citelnau
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Todays Ceamiy San Francisco
SQ Loita
Cinclonali CN
Philadephia
Alwaukee
Los Angel
Silwaukee
Final plans for Ure Open softball meeting set at YMCA
An organizational session for Ure Open will convene at 3 p.m. Saturday at the YMCA to finalize the year's plans. Attendees expect the season schedule to be drafted soon as entries approach the deadline.
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YMCA
Indian Relays Show Highs And Distances In Local Meet
Results list multiple events led by Singleton CC in high jump and distances. Crowd records broken in broad jump by Quigley and Wiley. pole vault with Morrisoy and Lord and ties in several fields. Dash events set new marks as Stineman, Moore and Adams post top times. low hurdles and 440 dash also yield new records amid team standings Mediapolis, Morning Sun, and Columbus prominent.
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Taignt
Crow
House
Ties Brown
Mullen
Tie
Stone
Alug
Solaren
Fake
Quigley
Vardaman
Bell LE
Strashelmn
Watten
Fulton
R. Wiley
Wiley
Kruce
Mevarman
Ger
Jacaysan
Morrisoy
Inkl
Lord
Buser
Beles
Bush
Rosner
Wead
Ghot
J. Wiley
Stineman
Lie
Holliday
Baxter
Kelleger
Mook
Loforen
Hughes, Co
Moore
Adams
Solomon
Connalmy
Bannter
Daly
Robb
Perkins
Kelynor
Horton
Sunderman
Evans
Depasion
Tine
Talbot
Harsh
Gs Hunkir
Callies
A. Strouse
Langsall
Fisher
Bel Fohnston
Columba
Lone Tree
Morning Sun
Attix
Flake
Nis
Hayes in Easy Golf Victory at Park Lane
Hayes Catholic high defeated Pleasant Valley Bettendorf 173 to 222 at Park Lane. John Peters led with 38 as the team’s medalist. Teammates Reeves Dwyer and Fadewald posted solid scores, while Pleasant Valley’s Sheridan, LaGrange, and Cathey carded 35, 56, and 62 respectively. Mayes next plays Regina at Tawa City then Muscatine JV at Park Lane.
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Hayes Catholic High
Pleasant Valley
Bettendorf
Park Lane
John Peters
Hayes
Mike Reeves
Jerry Dwyer
Tom Fadewald
Pleaant Valley
Dave Sheridan
Niles LaGrange
Bill Cathey
Mayes
Tawa City
Regina
Muscatine High
U S A Aims for Pan Am Gold at Close of Games
The United States seeks its 100th Pan Am medal as finals loom. U S men beat Mexico 96 54 and face unbeaten Brazil in a pivotal basketball showdown. Track and field stars led by Ralph Boston and Albert Mall pursue records. women contend for titles as the Games culminate with the 1500 meters and key events.
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San Pavilo
Beasile
United States
Uncle Sun
Unge
Mexico
Brazil
Bam
Restith x Pal
Big Boys
Fred Lewis
Air Force
Ivon
Valero
Calif
Ronald Holmes
Cama Sex
Lee Cate
New York
Jose Edgan Jorge
Uncle Sam
Ralph Boston
Laurel
Miss
Roselyn Range
U.S
Mexico City
Treated Scores From Pacific Coast League Night Summary
The Associated Press recaps baseball results across multiple cities. Buffalo beat Jacksonville 35 to 5 while Rochester posted ten in twenty two innings. Columbus won 3 to 1 over Avanta as Arkansas defeated Indianapolis 3 to 6. Toronto lost 4 to 1 to Syracuse, Pacific Coast League games highlighted Tacoma 11 to 1, Oklahoma City 40 over San Diego 18, Salt Lake 7 over Denver 2, Dallas 5 over Spokane 2, and Hawaii versus Portland was postponed.
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YHE Associated
Ptless Inter Anal
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Richmond
Rochester
Columbus
Avanta
Arkansas
Indianapolis
Torono
Syracuse
Tacome
Oklahoma City
San Diexo
Salt Lake
Denver
Sortie
Dallas
Spokane
Hawaii
Portland
Showers Stop 2 Midwest Tilts
Heavy rain interrupted a Midwest baseball slate leaving three games completed. Dubuque defeated Wisconsin Rapids 1-1 on homers by Mike Gordon Doug Crawford and Joe Taormina while Fox Cities won 4-0 in the second inning and again in the seventh. Quad Cities beat Clinton 6-4 in the only other completed game as Decatur at Waterloo Quin cy at Cedar Rapids were rained out.
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Boston Red Sox
Kansas City Aletics
Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Woody Held
Red Sox
Minnesota
Washington Senators
Detroit Tigers
Larry Osborne
Baltimore Orioles
Chicago White Sox
S.T
Brooks Robinson
Kansas City
Kelas
Bil Bryan
Cleveland
Vic Dagalilio
Barry Latman
Gorcan
Joe Delig
Wisconsin
Alequierdo
Ed Stroud
Chintonm
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Kacena CO
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