Secretariat and Sham Lead in Richest Derby Pace
Secretariat aims to repeat his 1973 Derby glory in the 99th running of the $198,800 Kentucky Derby at Louisville with Angle Light as a ready running mate. Sham, Santa Anita Derby winner, is listed as the main challenger with Laffit Pincay riding. Forego and Restless Jet are among long shots. post time is 5:30 p.m. EDT.
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Louisville. Ks
Secretariat
Angle Light
Edwin Whittaker
Quadrangle
Bettors
Wood Memorial
John LeBlanc
Jacinto Vasquez
Laurin
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Sham
Ond. Laffit Pincay
Shecey Greene
Florida
Larry Adams
Lou Finegold
Jackson Ben Holley
Fred Helves
Berry Weiend
John Smyth
Charles Garra
Jim Phillips
Jenv Pearlman
Dale Dommin
Bob Mason
William Gormley
Jobs Keamerth
Jack Leace
Ron Johnston
al Weiss
Joe Harrist
Don Bags
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Don Bago
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Denmas Bemche
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James So
Frank Slavin
Greg Marten
al Rivera
Joe Setke
Ed Ward
Gare Stuch
Jack Webb
Jormer
Floyd Hebi
Kea Ole
Frank Farkas
Mike Szekely
John Wopat
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George Innes
Jim Koka
Bob Winckel
Dennis McKenna
Don Dailey
Bot Hughes
Mel Bechemer
Frank Boller
Herb Crawford
Tom Fredenck
Tom Blazma
Frank O'Connell
Bob Corsard
Dick O'Connell
Jim Lepkowska
Lynn Pagel
Dave Noren
Jim Bailosky
Rea Varndell
Ron Fritz
Bob Crawford
Chet Antos
Rocky Ross
Hegei
Indians vs A's ends in 11-4 rout amid charity night doubt
May 5, 1973 Cleveland hosts Oakland as Gaylord Perry battles through seven innings before the A's erupt for seven runs in the eighth. Deron Johnson drives in four with three singles, while Oscar Gamble homers and drives in three for the Indians. Manager Dick Williams comments on designated hitters as both teams plan a Sunday doubleheader.
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Cleveland
American Cancer Society
Oakland Athletics
Municipal Stadium
A’s
Indians
Jim Runyon
Marty Ross
Tribe
Dave Duncan
Gaylord Perry
Oakland
Perry
Deron Johnson
Phillies
Jim ‘Catfish’ Hunter
Johnson
Oscar Gamble
George Hendrick
Gamble
Duncan
Rusty Torres
Jack Brohamer
Dick Green
Jerry Johnson
Bill North
A's
Dick Williams
Timmes
Milt Wilcox
Dick Tidrow
John “Blue Moon” Odom
Buckeye repeats as Inland champion at Oberlin meet
Buckeye wins the Inland Conference track title at Oberlin College with 1142 points, beating South Amherst by a margin of points. Keystone places second, Lutheran West third, followed by Columbia, Avon, and Firelands. Key winners include Jerry Coleman in the 440, Mark Neitenbach in hurdles, and Buckeye’s relay squads. Mull’s absence due to strep throat costs Buckeye additional points.
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South Amherst
Keystone
Lutheran West
Columbia
Avon
Firelands
Jerry Coleman
Mark Neutenbach
Bucks
Schar
Larry Mull
Mull
John Medley
Buckeye
Bob Muir
Larry
Dave Crumplar
Cavaliers
Jim Dotson
Joe Linden
Ed Carey
Linden
Wildcats
Bob Lence
Ken Vilagi
Kurt Heidmann
Heidmann
Tom Masters
Lee Dohanas
Chip DiFiore
Steve Plata
Steve Hathaway
Plata
Raiders
Ron Krystowski
Rod Schar
Elyria Pioneers Postpone Twin Bill to Monday
Elyria Pioneers coach Jim Berry explains the cancellation of today’s doubleheader with Southview due to cold weather and a poor field. Elyria, 11-0, will host Admiral King Monday then face Southview in the Lorain sectional AA A final and meet Sandusky next Saturday.
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Jim Berry
Elyria Pioneers
Southview
Pioneers
Admiral King
Lorain
Sandusky
Four-Man Best Ball Opens Golf Season
The 11th Annual Four-Man Best Ball Tournament sponsored by Lance Buick opens at Pine Brook Golf Club on Durkee Road with 26 teams. It uses full handicaps for scoring and features a blind draw to form teams, with tournament co chairs Joe Setko and Gerry Gatien coordinating.
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Lance Buick
Pine Brook
Durkee Road
Lorain County
Association
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