Santa Anita Derby Winner Heads to Kentucky Derby
Arcadia California AP Tompion the Whit colt trained by Jamer Bob Wheeler won the Santa Anita Derby by four lengths with a clever ride by Willie Shoemaker. Wheeler said the horse would head to Kentucky between April 16 and 15 for the Derby and noted Flow Line was deflated after a late surge. Santa Anita closes with the 325000 added San Bernardino Handicap.
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Championship MD swimming meet cancelled by weather
Mason-Dixon League championship swimming meet scheduled for Saturday at Chambersburg was postponed due to weather. Boys and girls teams competed to determine individual winners and the league champion, with medals awarded for top points. Seniors undefeated won the league trophy for the second straight year while juniors and cadets also posted strong showings.
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Potomac State Falls 83 to 59 in regional final
Potomac State's bid for the National Junior Basketball Tournament ended with an 83-59 loss to Broome Tech of Binghamton in the eastern regional final. Frank Neal led Potomac with 42 points as Broome Tech moved to a 27-1 record and hosts the national event in Butchinson, Kaw.
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Palmer wins Baton Rouge Open with 68
Arnold Palmer of Lizon er Pa shot a two under par 68 to win the $15,000 Baton Rouge Open at Baton Rouge Country Club before 4,500 fans. He started the final round with a one stroke lead and finished one ahead of Jay Herbert Lafay ette, Ronnie Reif of Singing Calif and Doug Sanders of Miami, who tied for second at 286. Palmer’s win is his third on the winter tour and second in a row, boosting his year’s earnings to $22,211.86. he called the victory a key factor in his form.
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Moore to Fight Tune-Up Aimed at July Title Bout
Archie Moore will box a 10 round tune up in Indianapolis at the Fair Grounds Coliseum before meeting Erich Schopener of Germany for the title on July 11. Promoter Al Farb said Moore may face a heavyweight opponent yet to be chosen. Kearns and officials expect final details in a couple of days.
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First Round Of Tourney Play Goes Tonight
The NCAA tournament begins with first round games across regions. Utah, Duke, Michigan State and Connecticut eye at large bids, while others vie for automatic conference titles. Regional matchups set for Madison Square Garden, Lexington, Chicago, and Provo with second rounds in Charlotte, Louisville, Manhattan, and Seattle.
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Nationals Encouraged by Pitches From Rookie Hurlers
In Orlando Roy Sievers led the Squirrels past Harmon Killebrew’s Crushers 4 3 as manager Cookie Lavagetto again pressed pitching help for Washington. Eight pitchers saw action with Jim Kaat Jim Heise and Bert Guenthner each tossing three scoreless innings. Reyes Figuerora, rookie outfielder, homered for the losers.
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Prospects Good for Lewistown Softball Team
Manager Charlie Boxers of Lewistown seeks players for the Frederick County Softball League. Contact at MO 3-3566. Lewistown, with a .500 last season, aims to strengthen with pitching help and return most of last year’s regulars.
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Bonus Babies art Basebal 0 By HARRY GRAYSON
Lew Fonseca discusses bonus babies and how they affected baseball. He cites his 61 years in the game, his 13 seasons as a major leaguer, and his Florida clinics with current stars. He recalls early bonuses, struggles of rookies, and the tension between veterans and newcomers in the 1920s.
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Villanova Clinches IC4A Track Title At MSG
Villanova dominated the IC4A meet at Madison Square Garden earning 27 points from five events with four wins and a second place. John Thomas of Boston University and Yom Laris of Dartmouth posted standout times, while Duke coach Vic Bubas guided the Blue Devils to a ACC tournament run before NCAA playoff plans.
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World weightlifting marks set at international meet in Moscow
Two world lifting marks were claimed as the international competition opened in Moscow. Anatoly Zn, a 23 year old light heavyweight, snatched 326.5 kilograms, about 2783 pounds, a lift said to be one kilogram heavier than Nik’s mark.
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Mantle Colavito Offer Denial Sparks Yankees Trade Talk
AP wires report Neale Fraser trounces Roy Emerson to win the Masters Invitational in St. Petersburg while Ann Haydon wins the women's singles in a 6 1 victory. Frank Lane predicts a Cleveland Indians pennant and denies offering Colavito for Mantle, asserting the Yankees would trade for Ramos instead.
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Bowie track to reopen Wednesday after snow delay
Bowie Maryland AP reports track officials optimistic about reopening Wednesday as crews clear snow from the racing surface and parking lot after a week long closure. Temperatures rose to mid 30s with improving winds and forecast higher readings. Associated Press scores: Boston 126 Syracuse 117 New York 120 Detroit 112 Minneapolis 114 Cincinnati St. Louis 128 Philadelphia.
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Texas Sweeps to Track Field Win at Border Olympics
Texas Texas Southern made a historic debut by winning the Negro age group at the Border Olympics as Texas swept the meet. Texas Southern scored 53 points to defeat East Texas State which had 47. The Longhorns won the university division for the 18th time in 28 years with 66.72 points, their fourth straight title.
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