Northern Dancer Favored in 125000 Derby Run
The 90th Kentucky Derby field includes Northern Dancer the Canadian bred favorite amid 12 entrants for the 125000 purse. Hill Rise and Quadrangle among top contenders with post positions set and Top jockeys Shoemaker Hartack Ycaza Ussery on the favorites. Track forecast cloudy with 60s and rain earlier week. post time 4:30 p.m. EST. CBS 4 to 5 p.m. radio 4:15 to 5. Derby purse totals 156800 with 114300 to the winner.
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Canada
CBS
Roman Brother
Mr. Brick
Dandy K
Wil Rad
Mr. Moonlight
Ishkoodah
Royal Shuck
Extra Swell
Northern Dancer
Horatio Luro
Hill Rise
Quadrangle
the Scoundrel
Manuel Ycaza
Bob Ussery
Derby added stakes field at Churchill Downs
Louisville AP reports the $125000 added Kentucky Derby 1144 miles at Churchill Downs with track odds listing 12 starters led by Hill Rise and Northern Dancer. Weights are 126 pounds, gross value 156800 dollars, post time 430 pm EST, CBS TV four pm EST.
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Osheawa
Ontario
Nearctic
Natalma
Native Dancer
Mahmoud
Hyperion
Hill Rise
George A. Pope
el Peco Ranch
Madera
Calif
Bill Finnegan
Hillary
Red Curtain
Louisville
Churchill Downs
Brick Valenzuela
Quadrangle Assery
Wil Rad Vasquez
Extra Well Voltke
Moonlight Combest
the Scoundrel Ycaza
Northern Dancer Hartack
CBS
Baseball Standings and Schedule Report
OWOL standings show Cleveland leading with six wins three losses and a .667 percentage followed by Chicago Baltimore Minnesota Detroit New York Los Angeles Washington Boston Kansas City. Thursday results include Kansas City 10 Detroit 3 and Cleveland 8 Minnesota 4. Today features Washington at New York Cleveland at Baltimore Los Angeles at Chicago Minnesota at Kansas City.
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Los Angeles
Los Ange
Chicago New York
Ford Leads Field in Desert Inn Tournament of Champions
SGAS VEGAS Nev AP pace setting Doug Ford and 28 rivals faced winds as play began the second round of the 65 000 Tournament of Champions at Desert Inn Country Club. Ford shot 34 33 67 to hold a one stroke lead over Nicklaus who carded 34 34 68 with Palmer Louise among leaders. Co favorites Boros and Nicklaus trailed by five shots with Palmer making an eagle and a late double bogey. Other leaders include Charles Rodriquez Rogers Geibeger Jacobs Beard Caspar Sanders Brewer Nichols and Nichols.
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Nev
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Desert Inn Country Club
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Nicklaus
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Arnold Palmer
Sooners Hawks Face Crunch Yet In Big Eight Showdown
The Associated Press reports a pivotal Big Eight split with Missouri at Oklahoma and Iowa State at Kansas, both teams needing two of three to stay in the race. Missouri leads with seven straight league wins while Iowa State runs four of five. doubleheaders today and single games Saturday determine the title race amid potential rainouts.
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Missouri
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Kansas
Jayhawks
Sooners
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Liston's Purse Released Soon After Clay Fight Loss
Sonny Liston will soon receive payment for his heavyweight title loss to Cassius Clay. Intercontinental Promotions head Jack Nilon said money from the February bout is tied up in attachments and tax liens, addressing Liston's Denver comments.
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Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Jack Nilon
Intercontinental Promotions, Inc
Nilon
Liston
Denver
Major Stars Tie Big Day With Homer and Double
Major league action highlights Leon Wagner of the Indians hitting a three run homer a double and a single in Cleveland’s 8 4 win over Minnesota. Dick Farrell of the Colts improves to 3 0 with a seven run Houston victory that ends the Dodgers four game win streak.
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Leon Wagner
Indians
Cleveland
Minnesota
Dick Farrell
Colts
Dodgers
Houston
Twins
Dick Stigman
Vic Davalillo
Wagner
Davalillo
KU Halfback May Need Surgery
Kansas football: Willie Ray Smith, a leading halfback candidate, may need knee surgery for a suspected torn cartilage in the right knee. Dr. Kolidjorn Jenssen, team physician, notes prior injuries at Iowa and a recent right knee injury after a spring setback.
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Lawrence, Kan
Willie Ray Smith
Kansas
Kolidjorn Jenssen
Smith
University of Iowa
Iowa
Crafty Moves Put Astros Past Dodgers 7-3
Houston manager Harry Craft used a strategic late inning lineup to spark a 7-3 victory over Los Angeles. With three left-handed batters due up, Craft had Rusty Staub hit for the left-handed hitter, clearing the bases with a key two-out double as Walt Bond and Staub produced the decisive hits. Dodgers lose four-game streak.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Walt Alston
Jim Brewer
al ‘Spangler
Brewer
Walt Bond
Mike White
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Kaska
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Rusty Staub
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
A's Bomb Tigers in 10-3 Victory at Kansas City
The Kansas City Athletics slugged Detroit 10 to 3 led by rookie Tor Reynolds and veterans Rocky Colavito and Jim Gentile. Reynolds drove in seven runs with a first inning three run homer and Colavito added a two run shot as Orlando Pena pitched effectively.
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A’s
Moe Drabowsky
Kansas City
Cardinals
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Craig
Joe Gibbon
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Pirates
Reservoir Fishing Remains Good in Kansas Report
Pratt, Kan AP reports from the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission show farm ponds, streams, and many reservoirs producing strong fishing in Kansas. The report lists numerous lakes and rivers with varying success across species such as crappie, black bass, bluegill, bullheads, channels, walleye, and sunfish, noting overall good to excellent crappie and bass activity in several areas while larger rivers slow.
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Kentucky Derby Favorite Hill Rise Picked By Writers
Louisville sports writers select Hill Rise as their choice to cover the 90th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on Derby Saturday.
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Ottawa Herald Publication Rates and Staff Note
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade and outside areas with monthly and yearly options. Editor Robert B. Wellington signs as publisher and mentions AP affiliation and exclusive local news use rights.
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League Leaders in American and National Leagues
Batting leaders include Freehan Detroit .464 and Mays San Francisco .488 with Oliva Minnesota 20 hits and Wagner Cleveland 4 homers. Pitching leaders feature Stock Baltimore and Farrell Houston tied 2 0 1 0 0 0 with 0 era and Marichal San Francisco 3 0 1 0 0 0.
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Minnesota
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Washington
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San Francisco
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St. Louis
Ottawa Coyotes Dominate in Dual Meet at Salina
Ottawa defeated Kansas Wesleyan 73 69 in a dual track meet at Salina, dominating field events with nine firsts while Wesleyan took eight firsts mainly in running events. The win signals Ottawa as favorite for the Kansas Conference meet in Ottawa May 15 16, with Wesleyan likely second.
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Ottawa
Kansas Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Earl Wilson Ties AL Record With 21 Wild Pitches
Boston Red Sox pitcher Earl Wilson tied an American League record by delivering 21 wild pitches in the 1963 season, marking a notable but costly pitching performance for the club during that year.
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Earl Wilson
Boston Red Sox
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