Seven Oppose 'Super Horse' Preakness Run
In Pimlico’s 97th Preakness, Riva Ridge faces seven rivals at equal weights 126 pounds. Upper Case and Riva Ridge are 1 2 in prerace odds with CBS television and radio coverage. Post positions reveal No Le Hace on the rail and others including Freetex Key and Hassi's Image among the field.
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Mint
Baltimore
Bettors
Riva Ridge
Pimlico
Upper Case
Meadow Stable
del Carroll
Bee Bee Bee
Carroll
CBS
Ray Broussard
Ron Turcotte
Joseph R. Straus
No le Hace
Phil Rubbicco
William and
Joseph Stavola
Freetex
Chuck Baltazar
Rokeby Stable
Key
To the Mint
Braulio Baeza
John D. Marsh
Eager Exchange
Eddie Maple
Hassi Shina
Hassi
James Moseley
Sally M. Gibson
Carlos Jimenez
William S. Farish III
Eldon Nelson
Pacers Rally To Top Nets 100 99 In ABA Final Action
Indiana erased a 20 point deficit to beat New York 100 99 and take a 3 2 lead in the ABA championship series. Keller and Lewis led the Pacers with 22 each while Rick Barry scored 33 for the Nets in a nationally televised sixth game setup.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Lou Carnesseca
Indiana Pacers
New York Nets
Indiana
New York
Nets
Carnesseca
Pacers
Rick Barry
Billy Paultz
Pacer
Bob Leonard
Keller
Lewis
Barry
Bowling Amf League Independents High 0 Houston 178
Bowling scores list top figures for multiple teams in the AMF League Independents and Mid-America Dairy men events. Notable high games include Griffin 178 and 195, Miller 219 and 534, and Denton entries, with various teams such as Fritts Machine K of C and Royal T lanes posting high marks in the 10 30 block.
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Houston
Griffin
Mid-America Dairymen
Miller
Fritts Machine
Fritts
Baldowin-Ward
Heckman
Carpenter
Welborn
Mueller
Royal-T
Cordle
L&t Cafe
Horn
Dengel & Son
Dengel
R. C
Weems
Hershberger
Kansas State Bank
Chambers
Pomona Cafe
Sertoma Club
Lancaster
Beets Motors
Wolgast
Franklin Savings
Bettenhausen Rookie Crash Threatens Indy 500 bid
Indianapolis AP report notes rookie Merle Bettenhausen survived a high speed crash at the Speedway, potentially ending his chance to join brother Gary in the 33-car field for the May 27 race. Kingfish Offenhauser destroyed, backup car considered, while veteran drivers Bobby Unser and others prep for final qualifying amid earlier crashes that claimed Jim Malloy and Art Pollard.
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Indianapolis
Merle Bettenhausen
Speedway
Bettenhausen
Tinley Park
Ill
Grant King
King
Malloy
The
Race Toll Grows as Indy 500 Driver Jim Malloy Dies
Indianapolis reports the death of 36 year old Jim Malloy from massive injuries after a practice crash at the speedway. Malloy had been in Methodist Hospital since Thursday and did not regain consciousness. Memorial services were held in Indianapolis with burial planned in Denver. Malloy left a son and two daughters.
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Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Speedway
Mike Spence
Lotus
Malloy
Conkle Funeral Home
Indianapolis
Denver
Colo
Maxwell Sparkles At Memphis Open
Arnold Palmer lost a wristwatch and carded a 71 as Billy Maxwell led after day one of the Danny Thomas Memphis Open. Maxwell fired a 69 at Colonial Country Club to sit tied for the lead with Gibby Gilbert and Hubert Green, while Lee Trevino and Charles Coody were near at 70 and 71 respectively. Several players withdrew in the first round on a day marked by heat and wind.
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Memphis
Tenn
Arnold Palmer
Billy Maxwell
Danny Thomas
Maxwell
Palmer
Colonial Country Club
Gibby Gilbert
Hubert Green
Ignation
Charles Coody
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eFram
Harry Smith Auto
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Chrysler
BOB White Motor CO
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Jim Malloy
Art Pollard
Pollard
Tony Bettenhausen
Tony
Gary Bettenhausen
Bobby Unser
Dan Gurney
Race Toll
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Cheryl
Pat
Maxwell Sparkles
Lee Trevino
Des
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E. Wilson
Ottawa
White Lakes
Topeka
Cox
Cox Field
Kansas
Bittet
Silver Lake
Dick Peters
Dwight Haworth
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