Derby field third largest in history at Churchill Downs
Kentucky Derby entrants list a record field of 20 three year olds for the 97th running at Churchill Downs with Sole Mio withdrawn after a injury. Favorites include Bold and Able and Eastern Fleet with riders Velasquez Maple. Purses total 188000 with winner to receive 146500 and weights set at 126 pounds.
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Louisville
Jim Feenes
Koural
Hol
Churchill Downs
Sole Mio
Taylor Hardin
Woody Stephens
Jorge Velasquez
Calumet Farm
Eastern Fleet
Eddie Maple
Bold and Able
Astern Fleet
Impetuosity
Amherst Board Keeps Smith As Coach In 3-2 Vote
Amherst school board narrowly voted 3-2 to rehire basketball coach Smith after a special meeting. Superintendent Clayton Smith recommended a one year renewal. Coach Smith said the meeting did not change his plans to stay with Amherst.
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Amherst
Norris Smith
Joseph Godfrey
Smith
Robert Meesig
Clayton Smith
Indians fall to Angels as Conigliaro eyeing pennant
Tony Conigliaro is sidelined with a sore shoulder yet impressed by Raquel Welch and the California Angels 8-4 over the Cleveland Indians. Repoz, Gonzalez, and O'Brien drove in key runs as the Angels closed within three games of the A’s in the AL West. Eddie Fisher earned his third win in relief.
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Anaheim
Calif
Tony Conigliaro
Tony
Raquel Welch
California Angel Utility Corps
Cleveland Indians
Conigliaro
Angels
Jim Fregosi
Indians
Roger Repez
Tony Gonzalez
Syd O'Brien
California
Oakland Athletics
Repez
Gonzalez
O'Brien
Eddie Fisher
Tom Murphy
Graig Nettles
Angel
Fisher
Nettles
Cleveland
Alan Foster
Uh Or
Oh Abor
Htarelsn
Spencer
LO Nettles
Frepgoss
Posse
Obrien
Lean
Brookside paces Lakeland with 8-0 win over Amherst
Dan Darmos starred for Brookside with a two hitter and a four for four at bat as Brookside moved to 5-0 in Lakeland Conference play and improved to 7-0 overall by defeating Amherst 8-0. Rod Schmidt took the loss for Amherst, while Darmos struck out seven and walked three.
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Amherst
Dan Darmos
Brookside
Darmos
Comet
Rod Schmidt
Fanning
Midvicen
Bucks seek NBA title sweep over Bullets in Baltimore
The Milwaukee Bucks, a three year old expansion club led by Lew Alcindor and Oscar Robertson, aim to clinch the NBA championship with a four game sweep of the Baltimore Bullets. Baltimore, missing Gus Johnson again, leans on Wes Unseld to rebound as Alcindor blocks and disrupts inside play. The Bucks have dominated the series, winning four of five in the regular season and carrying strong playoff form into the game.
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Baltimore
Milwaukee Bucks
Lew Alcindor
Oscar Robertson
National Basketball Association
Baltimore Bullets
Bucks
NBA
Milwaukee
Bullets
Robertson
Earl Monroe
Alcindor
Gene Shue
Shue
Gus Johnson
Johnson
Wes Unseld
Big Lew
Cincinnati
Oscar
Avon Lake star Wakefield set to join Kent State football and basketball
Avon Lake fullback and guard Wakefield will attend Kent State in the fall. Dennis Wakefield, 6-3 and 180 pounds, was an All-Southwestern Conference football pick and elite five basketball player. He will be tried at offensive end and safety, following Wakefield’s signing announced by freshmen coach Skip Hall. His brother Dick plays for Ohio State. He is the fifth area football player bound for the Golden Flashes, joining Don Robinson, Karl Kishman, Jack Stephenson, and Randy Krul.
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Dennis Trace
Amherst
Lakeland
Bowling Green State University
Don Nehlen
Bowling Green
Trace
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria Jaycees
Ken Kelleher
Mark Gentile
Jeff Belvo
Wilmer Trace
Rock Creek Run
NEW York
UPI
Los Angeles Dodgers
al Downing
Richie Allen
Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Andy Rosco
Milwaukee
Downing
San Francisco Giants
Allen
Pete Mikkelsen
Pittsburgh
Duke Sims
San Diego
St. Louis
Bill Singer
Don Sutton
Claude Osteen
Dodger
Pirates
Richie Hebnee
Jost Pagan
Mikkelsen
Roberto Clemente
Willie Stargell
Dennis Wakefield
Kent State
Avon Lake
Skip Hall
Wakefield
al O'Neill
Bob Telatnik
Cagers
Shoremen
Ohio State
The
Golden Flashes
Don Robinson
Karl Kishman
Elyria
Jack Stephenson
Randy Krul
Lorain
Midview netters blank Vermilion in conference win
Midview tennis preserved its Lakeland Conference pace by routing Vermilion 7-0. Key victories came from Jon Kingman over Chris Kropf 5-7 6-3 6-1, Bill Crosby over Rick Ellison 6-5 8-?, Randy Fannin over Monty Ruetnik 6-3 6-3, and John Milam over John Smith 6-2 6-1. Doubles saw Milam/Bartlett 6-0 6-0 and Igneczi/Jones 6-0 6-0. Next: conference match at Wellington.
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Vermilion
Midview
Lakeland
Jon Kingman
Middies
Chris Kropf
Bill Crosby
Rick Ellison
Bel
Bob
John Hopper
Fed
Randy Fannin
Monty Ruetnik
John Milam
John Smith
Milam
al Bartlett
Bill Brandt
Tom Montgomery
Dave Igneczi
Dave Johns
Randy Krrchbaum
Paul Hartman
Wellington
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Frank Caldwell
Jim French
Angel Cordero Jr
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Royal
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Don Ball
Oswaldo Torres
Charles M. Day
Robert Parrott
Walnut Hill Parm’s
Edgar Carbett
Gustavo Avila
Robert L. Fuflman
Mike Manganello
William A. Levin
Jean Cruguet
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Kenney Knapp
Joe W. Brown
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Knight Counter
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Chronicle Telegram
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Tony C
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Winifred Congdon
Admiral King
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Chicago Bulls
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Cas Kudla-Omer
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