Derby Day favorite Hill Rise aims for Kentucky glory
In Disville Kentucky El Peco California leads a 6-5 Derby favorite field as Willie Shoemaker seeks a third win aboard Hill Rise. Northern Dancer rides strong form, while handicappers list Quadrangle and The Scoundrel at 8-1 behind Hill Rise and Northern Dancer. The Derby, one mile and a quarter, carries 126 pounds per horse with CBS coverage from 4 to 5 p.m. local time.
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Reing
Willie’ Shoemaker
Willeeking
Bill Hartack
Hill Gail
Needles
Carry Back
Candy Spots
Bold Ruler
Nashua
Native Dancer
Hill Rise
Northern Dancer
Citation
CBS
California
Swaps
Morvich
Quadrangle
Bob Ussery
Scoundrel
Manuel Ycaza
Roman Brother
Mr. Brick
Wil Rad
Dandy K
Extra Swell
Mr. Moonlight
Ishkoodah
Royal Shuck
Baseball Scoreboard Across Leagues and Upcoming Games
The scoreboard lists standings for the American League with teams led by Cleveland, Minnesota, and New York. It details Friday results including New York 1 Washington 0 and Minnesota 10 Kansas City, plus upcoming games across leagues and dates for Sunday and Monday matchups.
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Washington
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Cleveland
New York Yankees
Ottawa School Kids Hold Track Meet
The Ottawa grade school held its annual track meet at Cook Field on Friday afternoon as a rainstorm interrupted events. Girls and boys competed across weight classes with Garfield Lincoln Hawthorne and Eugene Field earning top placements in multiple events before the heavy pole vault was halted and several relays set records.
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Keith Page
Ottawa
RFD
Cook Field
Randy
Lincoln
Garfield
Hawthorne
Eugene Field
Karla Ledom
Joyce Elder
Pat Bishop
Cris Stephenson
Chris Selby
Cynthia Hollon
Terry Carter
Jane Hinderliter
Kathy Kasper
Carol Reams
Carol Smith
Jana Hinderliter
Jean Sievers
Vicki Strehlow
Kathleen Fitzgibbon
Pam Laury
Barbara Bennett
Mary Waymire
Sheri Hewitt
Mary Marzoli
Jack Warnock
Calvin Miller
Larry Waymire
Jay Dee Sellers
Gary Davis
David Drumwright
Bill Stauffer
Wilmer Thompson
Wayne Denniston
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Richard Mendell
Gary Wadkins
Steven Wilhite
Randy Wieneke
Bruce Whitacre
Bruce Pence
Steven Kloster
David Drumright
Doug Loyd
Craig Campbell
Ronnie Dowdy
Steven White
Charles Lucas
Dodgers Beat Giants as Mays Plays First at First
Dodgers win game one as Willie Mays bats .489 and starts at first base, the longtime center fielder handling two chances with no errors. Don Drysdale fanned nine over a five hitter, Tommy Davis drove in four as L A tops San Francisco 7 1 before 52733. Phillies beat Braves 5 3 paced by Richie Allen’s homer and double. Cubs crush Houston 11 3 with Williams driving in five including a grand slam. Yankees blank Washington 1 0 and Minnesota tops Kansas City 10 5. Roger Craig wins St Louis debut 6 2 over Pittsburgh. Gordy Coleman and Marty Keough pace Cincinnati 4 3 over the Mets.
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Associated Press
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Missouri On Top Kansas Takes Two In Big Eight Baseball
Missouri stays unbeaten in league play by beating Oklahoma 4-1 behind Keith Weber's three-hitter and 3-1 to wrap Norman. Kansas sweeps Iowa State 7-1 behind Dennis Musgraves and Steve Renko. Nebraska upsets Colorado 2-1 and 3-2 in Lincoln as Oklahoma State moves to 5th.
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Old Partners Vie For Title In North and South Final
In Pinehurst North Carolina Billy Joe Patton and Dale Morey, longtime Morganton partners, met for the first time under tournament conditions in the 36 hole finals of the North and South Amateur Championship after Morey moved to High Point last year.
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Pinehurst
N.C
Billy Joe Patton
Dale Morey
Morganton
Morey
High Point
Women's Golf Association Tuesday Pairings
The Women's Golf Association Tuesday May 5 pairings list D Peters E Goss J Speers A Fredeen D Wait A Shade A Crawford P Young D Elder H Kramer V Johnson F Allison C Gleason J Schultz R Malouf B Hill J Bowers E Read B Shepard. Luncheon reservations or cancellations by Monday noon to CH 2.9304 or CH 25144.
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Speers
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Young
Elder
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Johnson
Allison
Gleasson
J. Schultz
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Hill
J. Bowers
Read
Shepard
No Limit Placed On Fishing At Pomona
Pomona, the newest of Kansas reservoirs, joined the state fishing scene this week as the Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission stocked its rising waters. Two million walleye, 7,800 bass, 3,200 channel cat, and 3,500 bluegill were placed, with the conservation pool less than 20 feet below full.
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Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Pomona Reservoir Parks Buy Five Dollar Vehicle Permits
Roy Schoonover of the fisheries division says Pomona Lake will stock bass channel cat and crappie this summer with more walleye next spring. There will be no fishing limits at Pomona and nearby streams. the park authority reports 400+ vehicle permits sold and clarifies duplicate permits cost $1 extra. Pomona will host about 4,000 surface acres at conservation pool with 3,000 acres wildlife area managed by the commission.
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Craig A Winner as Cardinals Top Pirates 6-2
Roger Craig earned his first win for St. Louis with a 6-2 victory over Pittsburgh after a strong 18 innings with few hits. He phoned home to California to share the news as Kansas City hosted Minnesota in a 10-5 game highlighted by Earl Battey’s grand slam and two RBIs. Curt Simmons will face Bob Friend in a night matchup for St. Louis while Minnesota’s Aurilio Moneagudo starts against Lee Stange of the A’s.
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Dick Green
Charley Lau
Jim Gentile
Lee Stange
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Curt Simmons
Bob Friend
Leavenworth Wins Centennial League Track Title
Leavenworth captured the Centennial League track meet with 100 points, far ahead of runner-up with 37. Atchison, Leavenworth, Washington Rural, Hayden and Seaman showcased top marks as nine records fell on a dry surface. standout performances included Henry Lopez's 1:58.7 in the half mile and Dwight Neal's 13 ft 4 in pole vault. Cliff Bratton of Atchison led scoring with 15 points on three wins including a 10.1 100, 22.6 220 and 51.1 in the 440.
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Henry Lopez
Leavenworth
Dwight Neal
Highland Park
Cliff Bratton
Atchison
Bowling Friday Night Ladies Kramer Drugs High 10-30-D
Local bowling score sheet lists lanes and high series for Friday night events. Names like Snell Bell's Mobil Service Crites Appliance and others appear with scores around 162 to 511. Multiple participants, shop names, and lane numbers indicate a community bowling competition roundup.
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D. Snell
Bell’s Mobil Service
B. DennIston
Royal Tlanes
E. Hills
Crites
S. Swinehart
M. Milton
Brown’s Masonry
M. Swallow
SHOTS AND SINKERS Boats Banned at Pomona Reservoir
Announcement states boats are not allowed on the new Pomona Reservoir waters as authorities finalize regulations. No date for lifting the restriction is given.
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