Chateaugay Triumphs In Aqueduct Derby Duel
Chateaugay under Braulio Baeza upset Candy Spots to win the 14 mile Belmont centric classic at Aqueduct by 2 1/2 lengths. Trainer Jimmy Conway praised the colt's late move and noted the race shifted the 3 year old title race. Rex Ellsworth’s Candy Spots faded from the rail in the stretch as Chateaugay rode to the throne.
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John Chandler
New York
Jimmy Conway
Chateaugay
Candy Spots
Aqueduct
Rex C. Ellsworth
Spots
John W. Galbreath
Belmont Park
Chateau Gay
Conway
Jimmy
Galbreath
Columbus
Ohio
Yankee Stadium
Broadway
Braulio Baeza
Willie Shoemaker
Louis Lee Haggin
Baezar
Belmont Stakes Upset Tops Weekend Thoroughbred Racing
The Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct saw Chateaugay upset Candy Spots in a $145,000 feature. Three year olds also excelled at Delaware Hollywood Park and Suffolk Downs with Crewman winning the Kent, Olympiad King and Oppo taking Argonaut Stakes divisions, and Hot Dust holding off rivals in the Governor's Handicap at Suffolk Downs. Editoralists from Fourth Estate Stable won the Citation Handicap at Washington Park, while Chieftain led Powhatan Farm entries to victory at Monmouth in the Tyre Stakes.
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Associated Press
Aqueduct
Chateaugay
Candy Spots
George D. Widener
Crewman
Kent
Delaware
Connie Ring
Olympiad King
Oppo
Hollywood Park
Alfred Giordan
Suffolk Downs
John S. Knight
Marshall Field
Washington Park
Powhatan Farm
Monmouth Park
Sky Wonder
Olympaid King
Missilery King
Solar Spectrum
New England
Editorialist
Times Roman
Broadway - EL Con
Ward Wins 100-Mile Big-Car Race at Wisconsin Fairgrounds
Bodger Ward surged to the lead on the 67th mile and won the 100 mile big-car race at the Wisconsin State Fairgrounds before a record crowd of 33,707. He averaged 100.562 miles per hour as early leaders faded.
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Milwaukee
Bodger Ward
Wisconsin State Fairgrounds
Interior Speaker Praises Use Of Public Lands At Convention
John A. Carver Assistant Secretary of Interior urged practical multiple use of public lands while warning against rigid rules favoring outdoorsmen. He said Congress must decide core policy and noted hard choices between wildlife uses grazing forestry logging and mining. Robert J. Smith Arizona Game and Fish urged broad land law reclassification and user fees with limits on private acquisitions near cities. meeting opened by Gov. Fanin and Mayor Davis.
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U.S
Congress
John A. Carver
Western Association of State
Interior
Forest Service
Department of Interior
Carver
Bureau of Land Management
Arizona
Robert J. Smith
Association
Arizona Game and Fish Department
Paul Fannin
Lew Davis
Hurlers Shine In Openers
The American Legion Junior baseball season opened with Rincon and CHS pitchers delivering no hit efforts. Randy Retrum and Jim Jackson fired no hitters in the doubleheader as CHS won 9 0 over Post 7 and RHS won 2 0 over Tucson Gas and Corky Cota Robles. Retrum improved to 7 0 with eight strikeouts while Jackson fanned 12 with seven straight, aiding Ed Freed and Mike Perry who had five combined hits.
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American Legion
Catalina
Cliff Myrick
Rincon
Gil Carillo
Randy Retrum
Jim Jackson
CHS
RHS
Betrum
Post
Jackson
Bob
Iwhiile
Tucson Gas
Corky Cota-Robles
Retrum
Stewart Title
Ed ‘Freed
Mike Perry
Hanson
Cota
Robles
Tom Roubal
Whitwell Narrowly Misses Main Event at Tucson Track Meet
R C Whitwell dominates fast time and early heats in the track roadster division but loses the main event to Bob Marcum at Tucson Speedway. Burrell Clifton wins the stock car main in a action packed program featuring trophy dash and heats.
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R. C. Whitwell
Tucson Speedway
Bob Marcum
Burrell Clifton
R. C
Whitwell
Re Whitwell
al Wortley
Ernest Wy
Bud Palmer
R.C. Whitwell
Jack Estes
AL Worley
Bob Townsend
Curtis Cornwell
Carl Trimmer
Pug Osborne
Skip MecGinnis
John Eaton
Dog Brandt
Bill Albert
Pete Barr
Jerry McGinnis
Paa Osborn
Pete Garr
Tnone
Rainbows Win Ray Parker Memorial Softball Finals
Terésa Garcia allowed only three singles as the Tucson Rainbows defeated the Phoenix Westerners 3-1 in seven innings to win the Ray Parker Memorial Softball Tournament final. Garcia struck out one and walked four. Tucson scored twice in the second and added an insurance run in the fourth. In a separate game, Phoenix Coppérettes beat Tucson Alianza 4-3.
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Phoenix
Terésa Garcia
Tucson Rainbows
Phoenix Westerners
Ray Parker
Westerners
Tome
Tucson
Phoenix Coppérettes
Tucson Alianza
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