Fat Cheap Races Highlight Preakness Prep Program
The Associated Press notes the mile events at Aqueduct and Pimlico as prep races for the May 16 Preakness at Pimlico. Top entrants include Preakness eligibles Kentucky Jug Ky Pioneer Ron Webster and Hill Rise risk clash with Derby winner Northern Dancer and runner-up Hill Rise in the 13/16 mile event. Also featured are Blue Norther in the Black Eyed Susan and other big races across Golden Gate Fields Sportsmans Park Churchill Downs Suffolk Downs Ascot Park and Garden State with strong fields headed by Knightly Manner Big Pete Riot Squad and Beauful among others.
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Ron. Webster
Black Mountain
Heck
F Lord Date
Bill Hartack
Knightly Manner
Big Pete
Preakness Prep
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Fan
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Willie Shoemaker
Northern Dancer
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Pam
Ego
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Mudcat Grabs Win as Indians Alarm Over Plunking Grows
Cleveland pitcher Mudcat Grant warned opposing arms to stop targeting Leon Wagner and teammates after a 9-4 victory over Baltimore. Grant and Tito Francona homered, while Dave McNally hit by a pitch and unpicked for the Orioles. Wagner, leading the club with five homers and 20 RBIs, suggested he faced frequent inside pitches, though Baltimore manager Hank Bauer denied intentional plunkings. Three other AL games followed with New York, Minnesota, and Boston winning.
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Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Leon Wagner
Leon
Grant
Baltimore
Tito Francona
Dave McNally
Orioles
Indians
Francona
Wagner
Hank Bauer
Tribe
George Strickland
McNally
New York
Washington
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Boston
Detroit
Light Heavies In Chicago TV Collision
Light heavyweights Allen Thomas of Chicago and Bobby Foster of Washington clash in a 10 round free television bout at Chicago Coliseum. ABC will televise the fight at 9 p.m. EST using the five point must system with scoring by the referee and two judges for each round.
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Chicago
Allen Thomas
Bobby Foster
Washington, D.C
ABC
US Open golf entries fall short of record field
New York UPI reports the United States Golf Association accepted 2380 entries for the 1964 U S Open. The field is nearly 100 fewer than the 2474 who competed two years ago and down 12 from last year, marking a noticeable decrease in entrants.
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Rae Ann
Bold Destroyer
Geology
Filisteo IL
New York
UPI
United States Golf Association
Par Looks Great To Leading Player In Wet Colonial
Gary Player led the Colonial National Invitational with a two under par 68 in wet conditions at Fort Worth. He praised his driving and accuracy, saying he would be happy with three 70s, as Tommy Jacobs and Player were among the few sub par scorers in the opening round.
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al Besselink
Merchantville
N.J
Ft. Worth
Tex
Besselink
Fort Worth
Gary Player
Tommy Jas
Beaver Sach
Ay Fisy Sas
al Hesselink
Sel Nagle
Billy tAaxwéil
George Bayer
al Geiberger
Dan Sikes
Gene
Bermuda Dunes
Calif
Jacobs
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al Baldingack
Frank Beard
Ken Venturi
George Knudson
Bruce Crampton
Shelley Mayfights
Rex Baxter
Suan Rodriguez
Arnold Palmer
Paul Day
Collinser
Py Duwear Ua
Recreation Leagues Baseball and Softball Rosters Include Home Runs
A scanned list shows teams such as Redbirds Rangers Rebels and Dragons with player names like Shannon Ballard John McLaughlin and Dave Buchanan. Home runs credited to Redbird Wille Price and Rebels Abe Valdez. Venue mentions Quay Park Greyhound Park Meads Pharmacy and First Baptist with multiple players listed per squad.
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Sabin
Redbirds
Shannon Ballard
John Mclaughlin
Dave Buchanan
Ron Curry
James Smith
Jamon Daly
Redbirday
Fanta Bsta Park Rebels
al Caruso
Dee Azcarrar
Rod Savrot
Glenn Cranmer
Carey Murphy
Abe Valdez
RED Devils
Mary
Halen Carrillo
Kate Oldham
Patsy Folcer
Socorro Tarazon
Metilee Schauff
Dim al
Oliver
Louie Lopez
Manto Ist
Nazarene Jre
Meads Pharmacy
First Baptist
Dink Coleman
Dave Harris
Larry Harts
Gal Hodgeson
Ken Manchester
EL Rancho
Chuck Blalack
Ed Smith
Rudy Dalgade
Jack Redhair
Menlo Park Wildcats
Central Naz NE
Dave Hienrich
Bill Cazine
Ray Kelly
Wade Copley
Panky Leon
Emma Delahenty
Cecelia Garcia
Belen Camacha
Ee Erie
LEAGUE LEADERS TOP AMERICAN AND NATIONAL HITTING STATS
Major league batting leaders are listed with Oliva and Freehan leading American League marks in hits runs and RBIs, while Mays Clemente and Stargell head the National League in batting average runs and power. Key players include Al Oliver, Harmon Killebrew, and Willie Stargell across multiple categories.
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Los Angeles
Oliva
Minnesota
Freehan
Detroit
Romano
Cleeland
Bress
Boston
Rolling
Allison
Calevito
Gentile
Kansas City
Fregosi
Cash
Stuart
Cotavito
dAimnpsota
Arestoudy Basin
W. Rotting
Robinson
Baltimore
Malzone
Bressoud
Demeter
Wert
Mathews
Malone
Charles
Robins
Hinton
Washington
San Fransisco
Torre
Milwaukee
Williams
Chicago
Clemente
Stargell
Pittsburgh
Boyer
St. Louis
Mays
San Francisco
Wills
A Williams
Allen
Philadelphia
Cardenas
Cueinnati
Maye
Santo
Chietago
Rosetoro
Alou
Hunt
New York
Triples
Santa
Ning Hed
Howard
McGovey
San Frantisco
Harper
Funeral Notices for Freeman and Others in City
Several obituary notices listed with names Charles Freeman Sr Cornell Hancock Louis Johnson Theresa O Keeffe Charles H Smith and Ethel Steger. Each entry notes ages addresses death dates and pending or announced funeral arrangements with local funeral homes and service details when provided.
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Charles, Sr
Catalina Foothills
Esthers
Charles Jr
Dodge Freeman
Arizona
Hancock
Cornell
Adair Funeral Home
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