Potter Rodeo Draws 2100 as Linderman Tops in Potter
Potter Nebraska saw a record 2100 attendees for the 11th annual rodeo finals. Big Bill Linderman of Denver, a seven time world champion, won the bulldogging event in 4.7 seconds and collected $435.20, adding to his career earnings of $440,000. Other winners included Jim Wise of Grover Colorado in saddle bronc, Pink Peterson of Greeley and Steve Smith of Las Vegas sharing bareback honors, Gerald Krakow of Meridian Wyoming in calf roping, and Dave Basher of Grover Colorado winning bull riding. The two day purse totaled $3310 after entry-fee reductions. A noted incident saw two injuries in the bull riding event, and the J-5 bull remained unridden.
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Northern Dancer Dominates Derby with Blue Grass Win Pace
Northern Dancer, the Canadian thoroughbred, wins the Kentucky Derby in a record 2:00 flat after a 24 3/5 final quarter. He had earlier cut the Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland to 2:03 for the same Derby distance, under Bill Hartack with instructions from Horatio Luro. An impressive performance draws praise from observers.
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Orange to face tough schedule at Syracuse
Syracuse University outlines a demanding football slate with key tests against Pitt and Army on consecutive Saturdays October 31 and November 7 in Yankee Stadium, plus battles with Boston College Kansas Holy Cross UCLA Penn State VPI West Virginia and first meeting with Virginia Tech. Kansas upseted the Orange 1040 last season.
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Vampire Bats Feed Quietly With Dangerous Rabies Risk
The razor sharp front teeth of vampire bats bite sleepers without waking them and draw only a small amount of blood. The bites can transmit rabies and other diseases, posing a hidden health threat.
Harbuts Son Groom for Cain Hoy Stable Stallions
Will Harbut, famed private groom of Man Of War, is remembered as his son Tom continues the family service. Tom tends Dark Star Bald Eagle One-Eyed King and Turn-to at Cain Hoy Stable’s Spendthrift Farm in Lexington. Foreign Ballet Weekend includes Leningrad Kirov, England Royal Ballet, Moiseyev Dance Company.
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