Derby Day drama as On and On backs into Derby field
The 85th Kentucky Derby field features 18 entries including On and On and Tomy Lee as second choice. Jim Jones of Calumet Farm briefly withdrew On and On before final entry, while First Landing and Easy Spur are among favorites. Post time is 4:20 p.m. EST at Churchill Downs with CBS coverage.
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John Chandler
Associated Press
Louisville, Ky
Jim Jones
Calumet Farm
Christopher T. Chenery
Eddie Ar’ Earo
Calumet
Gene
Markey
Dee Brooks
Jones
Jimmy
Tomy Lee
Fred Turner Jr
Si Tomy Lee
Willie Shoemaker
Brookmeade Stable
Sword Dancer
Bill Boland
Jim Norris
Easy Spur
Bill Hartack
C. V. Whitney
Silver Spoon
Neil St. MecCarthy
Finnegan
Patrice Jacobs
Briardale Farm
Rico Tesio
Elkcam Stable
Lou Chester
Open View
Atel
Bayard Sharp
Troilus
Kenneth Marshall
John Bruce
Jacnot
Stabie
C. B. Fisch
Dbach
Helene Sadacea
the Chosen One
Jacques Braunstein
Royal Orbit
Kentucky
CBS
Fidhest
Needies
Louisville
Churchill Downs
Tim Tam
Whirlaway
al jTelevision
Shenandoah Downs May 1 1958 Night Racing Entries
Weather clear track fast as SHENANDOAH DOWNS lists entry pools for May 1 night card. Races include six events from two to seven furlongs with purses from 1000 to 1300 and multiple claiming divisions featuring horses such as Ala Bird Sawa Nereen Jac Ready Busan and many others across seven races all set for a 7 45 pm post.
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Shenandoah Downs
Ala Bird i Liddies
Sawa
Gambardelz
elgibie—Jarupat
Frenca
Eenmpton
Pappas
Ryarsee
Governor's Purse to Open Shenandoah Downs at Charles Town
Six sprinters entered for the 5 000 Governor's Purse feature on opening night at Shenandoah Downs in Charles Town W V A line of horsemen include Arch Rival Eastern Hobo and Atys as contenders. Governor Cecil Underwood to present trophy as Congress and state officials attend dedication ceremonies at 7 30 EDT to start a two day opening program.
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G. Pare Sang Bor
Bowie
W. T. Leatherbury
Maryland
Atys
South America
Stanley Jenkins
Kings Coat
Pp. Boules
Gang
West Viginia
Cecil H. Underwood
Congress
West Virginia
Shenandoah Downs
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Seven Top Jockeys at Pimlico 12 Day Meeting
Seven of America's leading jockeys are slated to compete at Pimlico's 12 day spring meeting opening May 4. The lineup includes Eddie Arcaro Howard Grant Bill Hartack Bob Assert Willie Shoemaker Ray Broussard and Larry Reynolds. Grant and Reynolds plan mounts for the $150000 Preakness on May 16. Reynolds led in 1958 with 87 wins and rides daily at Pimlico with Shuk. Karl Korte, also a daily Pimlico rider, will be present. The pair of Block brothers Henry and his 21 year old sibling are regulars at Pimlico.
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America
Pimilico
Eddie Arcaro
Howard Grant
Bill Hartack
Bob Assert
Willie Shoemaker
Ray Broussard
Larry Reynolds
Grant
Reynolds
Frand
Pimlico
Shuk
Frusties Escape Two 16Year-Old Trustees From Reformatory
Two 16 year old trustees escaped from the State Reformatory for Males shortly after midnight. Police sought Gary K. Svelko of Baltimore serving a year for larceny forgery and false pretense and Preston M. Deaver Route 4 Elkton held for burglary in a two year term.
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Hagerstown
State Reformatory
Gary K. Svelko
Baltimore
Preston M. Deaver
Route 4
Elkten
Svelko
Deaver
Teamsters Urge NBC Picketers Not To Cross Line
The Teamsters Union instructs members not to cross NBC engineers and technicians picket lines in New York. The joint council says the actions will stop delivery of scenery and staging equipment to NBC television studios.
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New York
Teamsters Union
National Broadcasting Co
Teamsters Union Joint Council
NBC Television
League Leaders In AP Batting And Pitching Figures
The AP lists top American League batters with Power of Cleveland at .433 and Fox of Chicago at .423, plus runs, RBIs, and homers led by Held Cleveland and Skowron New York with five. National League leaders include Aaron Milwaukee hitting .308, Mathews Milwaukee 16 runs, Demeter Los Angeles 21 RBIs, and Burdette Milwaukee 40 wins with .1000.
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Associated Press
Power
Cleveland
Fox
Chicago
Tasby
Baltimore
Buddin
Boston
Triandos
Skowrer
New York
Cerv
Kansas City
Jis
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Kaline
Detroi
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Strickland
House
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Allison
Washington
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Pappas
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Pittsburgh
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Moon
Demeter
Los Angeles
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Temple
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Neal
Cimoli
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San Francisco
Marys
Light weight boxing results from multiple bouts
Fight results report multiple light weight bouts with outpoints and draws. Alfredo Abrine beat Gi Cadilli in Acapulco by points while Lauro Salas outpointed Johnny Shaw in Albuquerque. Jim Bosch drew with Clay Thomas in Brooklyn. Gerald Gray defeated Charles Sawyer in Jamaica.
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Los Angeles
Alfredo Abrine
Acapulco
Mexico
Gi Cadilli
San Francisco
Albuquerque
N.M
Lauro Salas
Johnnny Shaw
Phoenix
New York
Jim Bosch
Mount
N. C
Clay Thomas
Brooklyn
Drew
Washi
Japan
Rangston
Jamaica
Charles Sawyer
Gerald Gray
Grand Chal Is Favored In Virginia Gold Cup Renewal
Grand Chal the overwhelming favorite to win the Virginia Gold Cup timber classic at Broad-View on Saturday. The nine-year-old is trained by Joseph L Aitcheson Sr. and carries top weight in the field, with Royal Romance as the main challenger following a Middleburg success. Other nominees include Spanish Clown Drifting Wood Judge Beacon and Power Haven among nine contenders.
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Alfred H. Smith
William E. Schlusemeyer
Broad- View
Virsoniia
Upper Marlboro
Laurel, Md
Joseph L Aitcheson Sr
Grand Chal
Southern Pines
Middleburg
James P. Mills
Zelding
Eugene Weymouth
Middletown
Del
Joseph L. Aitcheson Jr
Joseph M. Mulford
Amory S. Carhart
George P. Greenhalgh Jr
Clay Kephart
George C. Fox
J. M. Ceballos
Gregory
Weather Temperatures and Precipitation Summary
The report records 24 hour temperatures and precipitation ending at a.m. It notes notable values and patterns, but the text is garbled with stray symbols and incomplete figures. No clear locations or entities are identifiable from the fragment.
Lime Kiln M. P. Church service hosts Homemakers guests
Services at the M P Church Lime Kiln led by Rev Charles A Shook occur Sunday at 7 p m with the Homemakers Club of Adamstown as guests. Local families and visitors from Falls Church Rockville Frederick and Baltimore join community members for the Sunday gathering and fellowship.
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M. M. Carter
M. P
Charles A. Shook
Homemakers Club
Adamstown
William Nehouse
Damascus
Lacy DeGrange
Route 2
Erma DeGrange
John Green
George Compher
Falls Church
Carson Kreh
Penny Fof
Rockville
Arthur Siberts
Buster Grover
Frederick
James Spring
Old Braddock
Thomas Sour- Heek
Lorain
Ohio
Eugene Grove
Hostel Group Marking Silver Anniversary
The American Youth Hostels marks its 25th year growing from one hostel and 150 members in 1934 to 90 hostels in 28 states and 4,500 members. AYH promotes outdoor travel and youth education with summer tours and passes, hosting facilities nationwide.
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American Youth Hostels
AYH
America
United States
Canada
Scouts
Thurmont
New Windsor
Elk Ridge
Brookeville
Seneca
Virginia
Nethers
Shenandoah National Park
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Washington, D. C
Truman laments U S missed chances in fight against communism
Former President Harry S. Truman told a National Conference crowd that the United States has settled for half measures in the economic cold war and warned against pinching pennies at the budget’s expense. He urged a stronger America to lead a free world and cited Korea’s end as a window for aiding underdeveloped nations. He criticized Eisenhower’s Development Loan Fund appropriation as insufficient, while praising the fund’s creation. Separately, the USGA announced the 1960 National Senior Amateur Golf Championship dates and defense by Thomas Robbins of Pinehurst at Osterville and Memphis venues.
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Harry S. Truman
United States
Truman
America
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
New York
Joyster Harbors Club
Osterville
Mass
United States Golf Assn
Thomas Robbins
Pinehurst
N.C
Memphis Country Club
Cadets Rally Past Gettysburg in Eight inning Thriller
Frederick's Frederick AdR H OaAE Remsburg Young Michael Moss Geisbert Zimmerma Parker Brandenburg and teammates staged an eight inning comeback to beat Gettysburg 6 to 3. Brandenburg drove in the winning run on a passed ball after a two run spell by Gettysburg. Engle struck out four as the Cadets stole six bases.
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Eenetna Arene
Enereeinsburg College
Mac Brandenburg
Gettysburg
Gene Hummel
Gettsburg
Tinker Michael
Tom Moss
Ron Engle
Parner
Hoffmar
Simpson
Barnett
Fleming
Reeder
Velberger
Frederick Adr H
Oaae -Remsburg
Young
Michael
Moss
Geisbert
Zimmerma
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Parkersman
Brandenburg
Zimmerman
Engle
Parker
Enzie
Innnings
Irmuns
Frederick Setsburg
Gastles
Hoffman Ip
Angleberger
Renizelli
Braves Schedule Rain-Postponed Games With Cubs
The Milwaukee Braves announced new dates for two rain postponed games against the Chicago Cubs. The Aug. 24 night game replaces the Monday slot and the June 3 afternoon game fills the Tuesday postponement.
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Frederick
Maryland
CUBS
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Cadets Meet South Hagerstown In 3 P.M. Baseball
Cadets coach Henry Groff takes the team to South Hagerstown for a 3 p.m. game. Undefeated in four starts, the Cadets await two home dates at Sc Curdy Field next week against Sherwood and North Hagerstown, both at 2 p.m.
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S. Hagerstown
Henry Groff
South Hagerstown
ScCurdy Field
Sherwood
North Hagerstown
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