Bonjour Heads Field For Ky Derby Trial
Bonjour heads an eight horse field in the Derby Trial at Churchill Downs as part of the buildup to the Kentucky Derby. Illness in the stable area threatens to reduce starters, with Candy Spots Never Bend and No Robbery lingering as the favored trio for the 89th Derby. Willie Shoemaker to ride Candy Spots in the Derby. Ismael Valenzuela likely to ride Bonjour.
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Prince Khaled
Jet Traffic
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Rajah Noor
Wild Card
Investor
Sleuth Hound
Ismael Valenzuela
Gray Pet
Flying Eagles Drop Golf Duel in Charleston Meet
Huntington's Pony Express edged the Charleston area rivals 338 to 363 for runner up Beckley 363 and Charleston 368 as Woodrow Wilson remained 7-1 after a three match run. Everett Wray III led Beckley with 86 for 18 holes.
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Pony Express
Woodrow Wilson
South Charleston
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Hawks’ Nest
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Eric Lilly
Tom Martin
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Gauley Bridge
Man
Springfield Wins Eastern Tussle
Springfield rallied with an eight run eighth inning to defeat Reading 12 to 5 in a Monday game. Al Erickson delivered a three run homer to cap a comeback scene while Tony Eichelberger and Lee Howell also homered. Ken Bracey earned the win in his first decision of the season. In Elmira, a windstorm paused Elmira vs Binghamton after four innings with Binghamton ahead 2 1.
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al Erickson
Doug Gentry
Tony Eichelberger
Lee Howell
Reading
Ken Bracey
Gary Modrell
Elmira
New York
Binghamton
Fishing Tips debunk boat disturbance myth in Illinois lake
Illinois scientists tested Lake Bloomington to refute the claim that outboards muddy waters and reduce fish. Daily silt records show no turbidity difference with varying boat use, and natural factors like wind storms and runoff cause murkiness. Experts caution the old alibi may persist despite the proof.
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Eastern League Braves Royals and Other Schedule Lists
A long OCR list covers teams and players for multiple matchups in the Eastern and Western Leagues, including Braves Royals Red Sox-Hawks and others. Managers Eye Harrison Kirby Dorsey Sepkowski Venters Torricco and Chambers Scruggs guide a wide roster of players with practice schedules set for April 30 to May 4 across various matchups.
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Royals
Mgrs
Eye and Harrison
Dewey Williams
Steve Lickliter
Derek Cimala
Paul Ragland
John Hambrick
Philip O’neal
James Meadows
Warren Davenport
Charles Cappellari
James Gilchrist
Mark Waddell
Gergory Brown
Larry Hylton
Thomas McNeish
Mike Harrison
Averil Long
Randy Adamas
Dana McCorkle
David Williams
Joe Rodriguez
Bobby Alderson
Howard Lucas
John Yost
Ricky Leeber
Phil
Robert Lilly
James Ekins
James Cales
Gerald Stanley
Charles Hylton
Gus Farris
James Wickline
Mac Dorsey
Tigers-Falcons
Ben Atterson
Patrick Williams
Michael Pyles
John Venters
John Farrish
James Tindilia
James Comerci
David Miller
Richard Lovell
Lawrence Dance
Michael Lilly
Terry Jones
Leonard Epperly
Claude Allen
Thomas Hurst
Mark Treadway
Randy Harding
Don Wickline
Gary Hopkins
Darrell Collins
Mike Worrell
Steve O’brien
Philip Cawley
Randy Jennings
Bill Straub
David Atkinson
John Thurman
Morris Imboden
Terrace Farrish
Robert Daniels
Mike Paxton
James Dyer
Michael Quesada
Allen Mayo
James Moore
Carlos Gilliam
Pirates-Comets
Donald Weir
James Crouch
John Williams
Stephen Greene
John Donovan
John Sparacino
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Clarence Payne
Jim Fraley
Tom Rush
Henry Griser
Emmett Pugh
Ted White
Sam Scarafino
George Pierce
John Sanger
Lex Pugh
Gerry Scarafino
Ricky Reeves
Roy Sisk
Mike Lamb
Robert Frisen
John Daniels
Jerry Suddruth
David Vaughan
William Foster
Gregory Botman
Larry Hawley
Vernon Isom
Steven Grisser
John Runyan
Scott Runyan
Walter Hedgecock
David Shirkey
Steven Wheeler
Eric Perry
Redlegs-Bisons
H. B. Thomas
Kermit Harris
J. E. Williams
Harry Stewart
Billy Dixon
Jimmy Justice
H. E. Melton
Rodney Wyatt
Larry Burdette
Danny Burdette
James Allen
Jon Karvasky
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Robert Kershner
Jerry Phipps
Joe Calvert
Ross Buckland
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Major League Leaders summary of batting and pitching leaders
American League top hitters Wagner Allison Held Howard Smith Pepitone and Hinton each four for runs. In RBIs Allison Thomas Wagner Battey Kaline Osborne lead with 21 to 12. Pitching leaders Fischer Penn Cheney 3-0. National League leaders Aaron Howard Clendenon Demeter Mays McCovey Cepeda all four in some categories with 14 to 21 RBIs. Washburn Nottebart Simmons Friend Broglio all 3-0 and other listed pitchers 4-0 the summary includes multiple players across teams.
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Tuesday Probable Pitches and League Standings Snapshot
Probable pitchers listed for Tuesdays games across the league including O D O Dell Mahaffey and Lopez in Philadelphia and Drysdale Willey in New York. Also shows standings with Kansas City New York Boston Baltimore Chicago Los Angeles Minnesota Detroit Cleveland Washington and notes Monday results and upcoming Wednesday matchups.
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Mets Nip Dodgers On Balk And Giants Win
Mets beat the Dodgers 4-2 on a balk by Ed Roebuck in the seventh inning as Charley Neal scored the winning run. The Giants snapped a three‑game skid with a 4‑3 win over the Phillies while rain canceled two NL games.
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Marys Defends Lead in West Virginia Bowling Tour
St. Marys leads team scoring with 2.803 over the weekend as the 16th annual West Virginia Women's Bowling Tour tournament nears. Mona Hair Stylists of Parkersburg moves to second with 2,775, edging Johnny Stanley Banana Co. team from Huntington at 2,731. Singles, all events handicap and doubles leaders stay unchanged.
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Dupas Wins Junior Middleweight Title in New Orleans
Ralph Dupas defeated Denny Moyer in New Orleans on Monday night to claim the junior middleweight boxing championship, ending 13 years of pursuit and two failed title bids.
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Heyman Top NBA Draft Pick As Duke Star Returns
NBA draft opens as Duke All American Art Heyman is favored for the Knicks first overall pick after New York held the league's worst record. Other top prospects include Tom Thacker Jerry Ward and Jerry Harkness. The territorial draft rule will vanish in 1966, reshaping team selections and pro recruitment.
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Jerry Harkness
Loyola
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Eddie Miles
Seattle
Dave Downey
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Nate Thurmond
Bowling Green
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Maurice Podoloff
Moye Rules Beckley Speedway Feature After Thrilling Lead Changes
Earnie Moye overtook Frank Prince on lap five, then held off Prince in a tense finish to win the 25 lap Beckley Speedway feature at Prosperity. Prince previously led from turn two as Malin Freeman Charlie Massie and Charlie Jordan trailed. Heat action saw Red McDowell and James Sigman collide, with Covey and Cochran suffering similar incidents.
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Charlie Massie
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Bill Cochran
Ken Covey
WVU and VPI Title Chase Delayed by Rain
The WVU Mountaineers and Virginia Tech Hokies saw their decisive Southern Conference baseball doubleheader postponed by rain. With WVU at 9-1 and VPI at 8-0 in conference play, the result could decide the title if required. Each team has four remaining games, including matchups versus VMI George Washington and Richmond for VPI and VMI and William Mary for WVU.
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Cash sidelined by ankle injury in Tigers lineup
Detroit first baseman Norm Cash will miss several days after aggravating an ankle injury from a foul tip in New York. He was treated at Detroit Osteopathic Hospital to prevent infection and is out while recovering.
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Dried milk colors marketed in Japan
Dried milk presented in red, yellow, green and blue hues is being marketed in Japan, signaling a novelty approach to dairy products and potential consumer appeal across multiple color variants.
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Washington and Los Angeles Scrap Run, Dodgers Win
Washington and Los Angeles played as Rudolph and Navarro split the mound duties. G Thomas and Hinton delivered clutch two and solo homers while Koppe and Cottier sparked the offense. final score Washington nine, Los Angeles three.
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Four Injured In Brandywine Raceway Sulky Pileup
Four drivers were injured in a six sulky pileup at Brandywine Raceway as a light drizzle fell. Lead horse Pierce's Adios broke stride and Go Hanover piled into the fallen pair, followed by Battle Star and Doctor Greg. Injuries included possible pelvic, ankle fractures and a hand injury. drivers were hospitalized.
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