Derby Trial favorites set for Kentucky Derby prep
In a heavy rain at Churchill Downs nine entries, led by Cool Reception and Lightning Orphan, prep for the Derby as 3-year-olds from Canada and Florida compete for the 15,000 added Derby trial. Trainers weighed rider plans with Blums and Gallbreath and others ready to decide entries by Thursday. Field Master joins post line, coming off a California Derby placing.
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Canada
Linile
Churchill Downs
John
Bobby Ussery
Ussery
Pimlico
Lloyd Gentey
Proud Clarion
Darby Dan
John Gallbreath
Gentry
Bill Boland
Johnny Meaux
Harvey Peltier
Johnny Sellers
Diplomat Way
Arling
Washington
T. Meaux
Don Devine
Lightning Orphan
Freeman i'Keyes
Reverie Knoll Farm
Son
Royal Union
Cool Reception
Lightning
Orphan
Gulfstream Park
Kentucky
Kentucky Jockey Club
Downs
Florida
Glengary
Sleepy Pat
Case Bullah
Barbs Delight
Magic Bud
James Seley
Golden Gate Fields
Ogden's 38 Tops Leap At Frear Park Twilight Opener
Ogden shoots a 28 to lead all golfers as Frear Park Twilight League begins its 15th season. Ken Zalucki tops National League with 43, while Al Trombley and Bill Frazier lead I International League medalists with similar scores. Bol Dressel, defending Eastern winner, opens defense as medalist with 48 amid steady wind. other results include Frasaver Leo aipenasty and scattered scores.
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Grear Park
Ken Zalucki
al Trombley
Bill Frazier
Bol Dressel
Astros Recall Norm Miller From Oklahoma City Farm Club
The Houston Astros recalled outfielder Norm Miller from the Oklahoma City farm club in the Pacific Coast League. Miller, 21, hit .438 after 10 games there. To make room for him, the Astros placed rookie Alonzo Harris on the 20 day disabled list.
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Houston Astros
Norm Miller
Oklahoma City
Miller
Astros
Alonzo Harris
Rocca to Meet Schmidt in Albany Armory Showdown
Argentina Rocca will meet Mountainous Hans Schmidt in the main event of the all star wrestling program at the Washington Avenue Armory in Albany. The card features three other bouts with the opening bell at 2 30 p m on Saturday May 12.
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Rocca
Hans Schmidt
Washington Avenue Armory
Albany
Wilhelm Starts On Next 100 Wins For Knuckleball Legend
Chicago AP recalls Hoyt Wilhelm celebrating a knuckleball centennial after a relief win with the White Sox. The 43 year old pitcher, renowned for his relief record totals, discusses his long career, pitching style, and hopes for the next 100 victories while noting shoulder stiffness and his history as a starter in the minors.
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Hoyt Wilhelm
Huntersville
N. C
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Wilhelm
New York Giants
Leo Durocher
Baltimore
Paul Richards
Yankees
Pillpen
Steve ‘Barber
Don Perkins Returns to Cowboys on Two Year Deal
Dallas Cowboys president Tex Schramm announced a two year contract with fullback Don Perkins, ending his retirement. Perkins, 29, had led New Mexico's Department of Courtesy and Information at 11400 dollars annually, quit Cowboys for family reasons, and Gov. Cargo of New Mexico approved a leave without pay for Perkins. The contract's exact amount wasn't disclosed, but reports cited about 45000 dollars per year.
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Tex Schramm
Dallas Cowboys
Don Perkins
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Perkins
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David F. Cargo
Troy High Opens Tennis Season With Albany Victory
Troy High defeated Albany High 6-1 on the latters court in the season opener. Singles results include T. defeating Rabin 6-2, 6-3, Racinhardt over Kasper 6-0 6-1, Dasesting over Kariz man 3-6 6-3 6-1, Moore over Eser 6-1 6-3, and Fox over Rabin 6-2. Doubles saw Garry and Horsfall beat Greenbaum and Kare 6-4 6-0 while Davis and Rheinhardt won 8-2.
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Latters Court
Rabin
Fox
Racinhardt
Kasper
Dasesting
Karizman
Moore
Eser
Garry and
Horsfall
Greenbaum
Kare
Davis
Rheinhardt
Johnson
Mortenstein
Stroud Shipped by White Sox in 26-player Roster Move
AP reports Chicago White Sox cut roster to 26 players with one over limit. Outfielder Stroud was shipped to an Indian Pacific Coast league team yesterday. Names and exact destinations unclear due to damaged text.
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Hicago
White Sox
Joelow
Yeaza Suspended 15 Days Over Disqualification Ride
Manuel Yeaza, a Panamanian jockey known for suspensions, received a 15 day ban from the Jockey Club for Advocator's ride in the Grey Lag Handicap. Advocator finished first but was disqualified after films showed it cut in on Moontrip, the long shot winner. Yeaza plans an appeal to the New York State Racing Commission and says he will hire a lawyer. he also intends to quit the Jockeys Guild.
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Manuel Yeaza
Jockey Club
Yeaza
New York State Racing Commission
Jockey’s Guild
Advocator
Moontrip
Adcock Ejects White Sox Groundskeeper At Comiskey Park
Freshman Cleveland Indians manager Joe Adcock kicked Gene Bossard from the Indians dugout at Comiskey Park. Bossard, longtime White Sox groundskeeper, has sat in the visitors’ area since 1931 to direct the tarp. Adcock said Bossard’s station is not on the Cleveland bench and noted the rule extends to clubhouse staff.
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Joe Adcock
Cleveland Indians
Comiskey
Gene Bossard
White Sox
Indians
Bossard
Adcock
Marshall
Harold
Cleveland
Middlebury Defeats RPI in Golf at Troy Country Club
Middlebury silenced Rensselaer Poly at Troy Country Club with an 1112 to 914 win. G Phinney led Middlebury with a 74 as medalist. RPI’s Williams Wierzbieniec Chocheles and Casprow posted mixed scores while several matches ended in close or split results.
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Troy Country Club
G. Phinney
Madiebury
Pete Roby
Marc Abranovic
B. Reed
Billy Hixon
Alan Roberts
RPI
Dave Williams
Phinney
Paul Wierzbieniec
Pete Chocheles
B. Casprow
Bruce Wilson
Bill Sessions
Bob’ Frem
Ray Niem
St Josephs Triumphs In CYO Baseball Tilt
St Josephs of Troy defeated St Brigid s Watervliet 2 1 in a CYO junior game at South Troy Babe Ruth field. Jay Burke drove in both runs with a two run single in the second. George Ruby struck out 14 over four hits allowed. Bob Barnes took the loss.
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Troy
St.Brigid's
Watervliet
South Troy
Jay Burke
George Ruby
Bob Barnes
Saratoga Raceway Results
Race results from Saratoga Raceway include times and placements with entries such as Tyee roan de and 4.80 to 4.84 seconds, noting payouts and numbers like 300 dollars. The legible data shows several finishers and associated odds, though OCR quality is inconsistent.
Outdoor tips to your hunting dog go lost in field
Fragmentary OCR text describes leaving gear such as undershirts, coats, boxes and blankets at dog locations to help scent. Mentions familiar scents guiding dogs back, plus scattered references to racing results, golf and local names. Overall content is inconsistent and garbled with multiple non-sequiturs and numbers.
Toronto Eyes Clincher In Stanley Cup Final
Toronto coach Punch Imlach refused to comment on tonight's game as the Leafs hold a 3-2 lead over the Montreal Canadiens in the best-of-seven final. Vachon may start in goal with Bower out injured, while Worsley, Sawchuk, and Duff weigh in on strategy.
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Punch Imlach
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Toe Blake
Rogalien Vachon
Nets
Gump Worsley
Blake
Johnny Bower
Terry Sawchuk
Wer
Dick Duff
Canadiens
Maple Leafs
Canadien
Toronto Wings
Romeo Hanover to Open Bye Bye Byrd Pace Quest
Romeo Hanover, an 18 race winner, will start his 1967 campaign May 11 in Roosevelt Raceway's Bye Bye Byrd Pace with trainer Jerry Silverman. The 4-year-old colt eyes the Realization Pace later, with Founder's Plate and a 50 thousand bonus at stake. Owned by Lucky Star Stable and Morton Finder, he last raced Oct 29 in the Messenger Stakes.
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Romeo Hanover
Byrd
Roosevelt Raceway
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Lucky Star Stable
Morton Finder
New York
Royals Name Jucker as Coach in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Royals plan to introduce Ed Jucker as coach, signing a three year deal at 22000 dollars annually. Jucker, ex UC Bearcats coach who led Cincinnati to NCAA titles in 1961 and 1962, would replace Jack McMahon who left after 1966-67 to coach San Diego.
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Youth 17 Sets Long Hole-in-One Record in 420 Yards
NORWALK AP reports Jack Summers, 17, from Oklahoma, hit golf’s longest recorded hole-in-one this year at 420 yards on the 8th hole at Lincoln Park West in Oklahoma City on March 15 using a No 2 wood. Summers also made aces on March 7 and April 30 at the same clubs, with noted past feats. Golf Digest has tracked holes in one since 1952, with a 444-yard record set by Bob Mitera in 1965.
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Hoosie Valley Triumphs Over Tamarac In Openers
Hoosie Valley crushed Tamarac 26 to 4 in a non league baseball game. Wayne Goyer led with a triple and four singles, Jeff Simon added a triple and three singles, Steve Van Buren also tripled, and Russ Eddy scored five runs with four walks and a single. Don McCanney doubled for Hoosie Valley while Tamarac struggled in its opener.
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Wayne Goyer
Riple
Jeff Simon
Steve van Buren
Russ Eddy
Don McCanney
H. Valley
Galuski
Masterson
Simon Schaudt
Winters
Bears' Sayers Twists Ankle in Park Practice
Chicago Bears halfback Gale Sayers sprained his right ankle after stepping in a hole during a Sunday workout near his home. X rays showed no fracture and the ankle was placed in a walking cast.
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Gale Sayers
Chicago Bears
Sayers
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