U S Coach Sees Chance For Victory Over Russia
Stan Wright, first Black head U S track coach in a major AAU event, spoke after the national outdoor championships at Downing Stadium. The team will be selected from the top two in each event, then reinforced for meets with Poland and Russia in July, with Gerry Lindgren sidelined by bronchitis during the weekend.
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U.S
Russia
Stan Wright
Texas Southern
Downing Stadium
Poland
Berkeley
Calif
Los Angeles
Kiev
Casper Captures Western Open In Columbus Style Victory
Billy Casper, 85, fired a 70 to win the Western Open at Medinah No. 3 with 283 total, earning $20,000 and moving ahead of Arnold Palmer in money for the year. Gay Brewer finished second at 286, while Tommy Aaron and Kermit Zarley tied for third at 287. Palmer tied for ninth at 289 as Casper noted the challenge of younger players and praised Brewer's stay-ting.
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Casper
Medinah No. 3
Palmer
Kermit Zarley
Homero Blancas
Tommy Aaron
Aaron
Gay Brewer
Zarley
Brewer
Arnie
Powell Powers Orioles In 12-7 Win Over Angels
Boog Powell drives in four and adds three hits as Baltimore beats California 12-7. Frank Robinson and Brooks Robinson contribute key hits as the Orioles extend their AL lead. Minnesota, New York, Kansas City, and Boston win elsewhere.
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Powell
Robinson
Orioles
Angels
Frank
Brooks Robinson
Baltimores
California Angels
Brooks
Russ Snyder
Detroit
Minnesota
Tigers
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Cleveland
Indians
Boston
Washington
Senators
Kauai King Retired After Arlington Classic Lameness
Maryland owner Mike Ford will retire Kauai King to stud at Sagamore Farm after X rays show a severe suspensory injury. Syndicate shares drop from 70 000 to 60 000 each but members may cash out or keep in. Ford says recovery could take six to eight months plus 120 days to return to racing with risk of defeat.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Mike Ford
Ford
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Sagamore Farm
Bill Boniface
Baltimore Sunpapers
Jerold Hoffberger
Murphy
Boniface
JCKC Races Payouts and Results Summary
The JCKC race list shows Grade CO to Grade 8 events with multiple horses and payouts. Notable entries include Mandarin Nut, Looket's Last, Fawn Solo, Mandarin David, Happy winners like Ben Klego and Honey Heroine, and the daily double and quiniela tallies across eleven races with varying win place and show prices.
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David
Knockroe Buster
J's Gentleman Jim
Gus Gossip
Quiniela
Hammersmith Lad
Little Lo Rute
Carrier
Ben Klego
New Rock
Heavenly Penny
J. C
H. F
Chubby
Grand Jake
Quinileas
Honey Heroine
Perry no-hits Reds as Giants roll 10-0
Gaylord Perry of the Giants shut down Cincinnati to end their eight-game run, improving to 10-1 with a dominant 10-0 win. Boog Powell led Baltimore with three hits and four RBIs in a 12-7 victory over California.
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Tom Tresh
Roger Maris
Yankees
Fred Talbot
Ken Berry
Tresh
Fritz Peterson
Ron White
Bobby Richardson
Peterson
White Sox
A's
Dick Green
Roger Repos
Bert Campaneris
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Tommie Smith
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Uncle Sam
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Ryan
University of Kansas
New York
Cyrol Burleson
Jim Grelle
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Grele
Willie Davenport
Air Force
Pat Traynor
Art Walker
Southern California
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Atlanta
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Houston
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Cubs
Frank Robinson
Jose Cardenal
Luis Aparicio
Twins
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Killebrew
Jim Perry
Ted Uhlaeder
Zoilo Versalles
Leon Wagner
Chico Salmon
Red Sox
Joe Foy
Don Demeter
Rico Petrocelli
Fred Valentine
Ken Harrelson
Jim Hanan
General Lumber
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Raymond Murphy
Laurel, Md
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Mer
Goodyear
Toe Seaford
Deep Sea
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AMOCO
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Dubb
Quinicla
THE
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