Candy Spots Wins Florida Derby Sets Derby Hopes
Kentucky Derby hopeful Candy Spots dominated the Florida Derby at Gulfstream Park, beating Never Bend by four and a half lengths in 1 30 35. Willie Shoemaker called the win a potential Triple Crown bid as the colt heads to Louisville for the May 4 Kentucky Derby.
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Candy Spots
Gulfstream Park
Florida
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Hialeah
King Toots
Never Bend
Sky Gem
Mish Tenney
Shoemaker
Gray Pet
Louisville
Cadet golfers open schedule in Westminster
Frederick High School golf team, undefeated last season in scholastic play, faces Westminster today at Western Maryland College course in a Tri-State League match. Four lettermen return: Wickless Rhoderick Burgess LaBrush plus newcomers Craw and Craig Rhoderick.
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Richard Wolfe
Go Nusbaum
Brick Kennedy
Norman Abrecht
George Frede
Dick Kerkley
VFW
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Brown Drives in Two Runs for Nationals Win
A baseball recap notes Brown driving in two runs to power the Washington Nationals to a victory. The game features Curt Simmons pitching for St. Louis and a homered by an unnamed player as Washington secures the lead in the first and holds on. The report lists players and exchanges from both dugouts in a dense box score style.
Cardinals Preview Deepens With Groat Altman Additions
St Louis Cardinals push for NL crown as trades for Dick Groat and George Altman bolster the infield and outfield. Stan Musial remains key at 42 while pitching depth, led by Curt Simmons and Ray Sadecki, needs improvement after Larry Jackson’s departure.
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Larry Jackson
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Logart Takes Verbal Swing At McKeldin
welterweight boxer Logart taunted former Gov. Theodore R. McKeldin during a public event at the Civic Center. McKeldin had criticized boxing and called for removing brutality from the sport. promoter Al Flora and Civic Center officials condemned the remarks as poor taste and said boxing proceeds would continue as planned.
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al Flora
Louis Grasmick
Civic Con
McKeldina
Cyvic
Senate weighs track ownership question today
Lawmakers in Annapolis take up a dispute over track ownership amid a tense session. The senate plans a vote after debate on the tenure of the track's operators and potential concessions.
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Senate Today
ACC Tuneup Nears End as NC State Stands Alone
The Associated Press notes North Carolina State leads an ACC tuneup with a 4-0 record after beating State, Southern Winds, and Dartmouth in non conference play. Duke is 3-1 and busy, while other teams show mixed results as schedules include Harvard, Wake Forest, Clemson, Duke, and Georgia Tech in upcoming games. A Frederick County Umpires meeting is announced for church street at 7 pm.
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GA AG says Butts shared Georgia game info with Bryant
Georgia Attorney General Eugene Cook says evidence from a state investigation shows Wallace Butts gave important Georgia football information to Alabama Coach Paul Bryant before the September game. Bryant denies collusion. Butts seeks to clear his name while legal action continues and a report is prepared for Governor Sanders.
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Bear) Bryant
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Saturday Evening Post
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John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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Exhibition Baseball Scores and Notable Plays
The report covers an exhibition game where the Reds were defeated 18 to 8. Ken McMuien and Ake Wernl led with multiple RBIs, while Detroit, Los Angeles, and other teams are mentioned in various game notes. Details include player performances, rally attempts, and scheduling at the park, plus youth and college notes.
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Ygrit
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Sarssata
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Reds
Ken McMuien
Tac Doales
Ake Wernl
Petersbard
Hern
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Barber Wins Azalea Open By Five Strokes In Wilmington
Jerry Barber, in a three way tie late, birdied the last three holes to secure his third Azalea Open title in 31 years. The 46 year old Los Angeles pro finished at 274, earning $2,800 in the $20,000 event. five players tied for second at 279.
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N.C
Jerry Barber
Los Angeles
Barber
Billy Maxwell
Bruce Crampton
Doug Ford
Larry Beck
Southern Pines
Jack Rule
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Jack Rule Jr
Jerry Steelsmith
Gene Littler
Dave Marr
Bill Dunk
Lionel Hebert
Burdette Brings 2-0 Shutout Over Orioles
Lou Burdette pitched a two run Milwaukee win at Miami stadium as Frank Bolling Ty Cline and Hank Aaron provided the RBI. Mike McCormick took the loss while Buster Narum and Dave McNally held the Braves to three hits in five innings.
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Ortiz Vaillant World Title Bout Postponed
The 13 round lightweight title fight between Carlos Ortiz and Doug Vaillant of Cuba in San Juan Puerto Rico was postponed due to Ortiz illness. The bout, first world title clash in Puerto Rico in 24 years, has been rescheduled for next Saturday night. Ortiz was stricken with stomach pains a few hours before fight time.
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San Juan
Lakers Edge Hawks 112 104 in Western Division clash
The Los Angeles Lakers took a one game lead over the St. Louis Hawks in the Western Division finals by winning 112 to 104. Jerry West returned from an injury with 27 points as LA pulled away in the final quarter after an even start. The teams meet again in Los Angeles Tuesday night.
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National Basketball Association
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Shenandoah Downs to host 1300 Horses in spring opening
Shenandoah Downs in Charles Town West Virginia will open its spring meeting April 13 with more than 1300 horses expected to race. The large entry pool comes from an arrangement with Charles Town race track allowing shared stabling at Shenandoah, though some horses will still be housed at outside Charles Town stables. The $4 million track enters its fifth year of night racing.
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