Stupendous Looms As Threat To Kauai King In Preakness
Kauai King remains the favorite for the Preakness at Pimlico as Stupendous and other rivals enter the field. Stupendous, Bold Ruler’s progeny, seeks another plan to challenge Kauai King after the Kentucky Derby showed Kauai King’s dominance and Stupendous fading late. The race features nine 3-year-olds including Industo Advocator Blue Skyer Ambervid Rehabilitate Exceedingly and Understanding in a field racing 1 316 miles for the second jewel of the triple crown.
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Pappas Reflects on Reds Robinson Trade and Struggles
New York based report recalls Milt Pappas comments on the Robinson for Pappas deal with Baltimore. Pappas notes early losses and improving form, while teammates joke about Frank Robinson's hot streak. He stresses patience and hopes Simpson grows into a key contributor as Pinson adjusts to a new roommate.
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Reds Open Weekend Series With Cardinals In Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds host St. Louis Cardinals to begin a three game weekend set as manager Don Heffner reshuffles pitchers. Milt Pappas to start, with Jim Maloney Saturday and Jim O Toole possible Sunday after a rain postponement in New York. Nuxhall’s return from the disabled list looms as club weighs roster limits.
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Byrd Resigns as Glenville College Athletic Director
Leland Byrd, 39, Glenville College athletic director, resigns to take an assistant chair in charge of curriculum at Miami-Dade Junior College in Miami. Byrd, former Hinton High basketball coach and West Virginia star, says official announcement will come Monday. replacement prospects at Glenville are discussed.
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Utica Team Struggles With 950 Middle Game in ABC Meet
In Rochester N Y Utica N Y based Caruso Brothers Cheese opened with 1002 and closed 1033 but a 950 middle game halted progress as the total 2985 trailed the top regular division 3026. Nick Bendino posted 223 203 230 656 in support while Sam Montana added a 626. Clarkston Mich entries led minor events with Alfred Beebe and Earl Card pairing 1226 in doubles.
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WVU inks Ohio center Dennis Peterson
West Virginia University basketball adds 6 foot 6 inch center Dennis Peterson from Steubenville Ohio as a grant in aid signee. Mountaineer coach Bucky Waters expects Peterson to contribute immediately and notes his size will aid the program. Peterson played at Wintersville High School under former WVU standout Lee Patrone.
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Baseball standings and results from Thursday to Saturday
National League leads show San Francisco Houston and Chicago in tight races. Thursdays results include Cinci at New York rained out, Chicago 7 Houston 1, St Louis 2 Philadelphia 0, Los Angeles 4 San Francisco 0. Fridays matchups list pitchers for Chicago at Atlanta and more with several night games. American League highlights Cleveland Baltimore Minnesota California Chicago Washington Kansas City New York Boston with multiple games and night schedules.
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Major League Leaders Snapshot In Baseball Stats
National League leaders include Alou Pitt 28 games 103 at bats 15 runs 36 hits .350. Hunt Mets 24 92 19 28 .304. American League leaders feature Oliva 26 100 18 39 .390 and Reichardt 29 104 16 43 .350. Home runs highlight Aaron 13 Lefebvre 9 Scott 11 Reichardt 10. Pitching notes list Marichal 7-0 and McDowell 4-0 among NL and AL leaders.
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Pesky praises Pirates double play trio in strong quotes
Pittsburgh coach John Pesky lauds Gene Allen Mazeroski and Alley as a golden double play combination. He recalls Allen's range and attitude and Mazeroski's dedication after errors, praising Bobby Doerr and comparing Alley to Dick Groat while noting balanced play across leagues and upcoming stars.
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Mele accuses Brat of ordering beanballs in feud
Chicago's Eddie Stanky is accused by Sam Mele of directing pitchers to throw at hitters after John Buzhardt hit Jim Perry, leading to X rays and a possible missed turn. Perry previously struck Al Weiss. Stanky defends retaliation stance and claims full backing from Buzhardt.
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Jets Maintain Lead Over Suns
Billy Knoch pitched for the Columbus Jets to a 4-1 win over Richmond, keeping the Jets a half game ahead of Jacksonville. Jacksonville beat Toledo 9-6 on Danny Napoleon's ninth inning three-run homer, while Syracuse topped Toledo 8-6. Buffalo defeated Rochester 3-2 in the opener and 8-3 in the nightcap. Columbus scored twice in the fourth and twice in the sixth, with Napoleon's homer off Tony Przybycien providing the key blows. Greg Goossen homered in the sixth to close the gap for the Suns.
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McCormick Returns to Form in Senators Win
Lefty McCormick, once hailed as the era’s top near Great, battles tendonitis and attitude to regain a starting role. He shut down the Indians as the Senators beat Cleveland 7-2, while Minnesota edged Chicago 4-3 in 10 innings and Boston downed Baltimore 3-1.
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Dressen Undergoes Tests After Heart Attack
Detroit Ford Hospital will continue tests on Charlie Dressen to assess the heart attack that sidelined the 67 year old Tigers manager. Doctors report he is resting comfortably and in serious condition but stable, with third base coach Bob Swift filling in as manager. A long term decision on Dressen’s future will wait a few weeks.
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Conscience Defines The Wrong Wedding Anniversary Think
A wry note questions conscience as the little voice that reminds a person their wedding anniversary slipped by yesterday. It plays on humor and memory, suggesting guilt over a missed celebration and the everyday struggle to keep dates straight.
It's not too early to make sure Old Glory is in perfect con
A brief community item urges early care of the American flag ahead of Memorial Day. Local clubs or volunteers emphasize inspecting, mending, and displaying the flag properly to honor veterans and national traditions.
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