Arlington Classic feature races loom on Kentucky Derby week
Kauai King and Buckpasser headline a $300000-plus card at Arlington Park with the Classic one mile event, Oaks at 1 1/16, Cinema and Queens Plate races carrying 50 000 added each. Creme de la Creme He Jr Pretense Crown Land Eladio also start in the eight horse Classic while Oaks favorites include Lady Pitt and Moccasin. Two Eastern contenders Exhibitionist and Rehabilitate seeks Cinema start. Queens Plate fields 11 with Canada’s richest purse potential at stake.
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Creme de la Creme
He Jr
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Eladio
Arkansas
Michigan
Ohio
Lady Pitt
Moccasin
Hollywood
New York
Canada
Ryun Targets Mile Record At AAU Meet
Jim Ryun, 19, Kansas frosh, eyes the world mile record this weekend at the AAU championships at Downing Stadium Randall's Island. He has run 3 53.7 recently and faces Michel Jazy of France and Jim Grelle in a key Sunday mile duel likely to push the record toward 3 53.6. The event opens Saturday with eight finals and 11 more Sunday with U S team berths at stake for a dual meet with the Soviet Union in Los Angeles July 23-24.
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Los Angeles
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France
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Portland
Ore
Downing Stadium
Randalls Islad
Jazy
U.S
Soviet Union
Ryan
Track and Field Federation
Terre Haute
Ind
Jim
Bob Timmons
Casper Palmer Duel Defines Western Open Golf Showdown
The Western Open features a Bills Casper Arnold Palmer battle with Casper tying Palmer in the third round after carding a 72 to reach 141 at Medinah. Palmer shot 70 to stand at 142 with Bolt, Lema, Venturi and McGowan, while Blancas and Zarley trailed at 140. Casper condemns Medinah roughs as unfair and favors wider fairways for lower scores.
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Tommy Bolt
Chicago
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Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
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Casper
Medinah
Arnie
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Jack MceGowan
Zarley
Blancas
Duke
Stephenson Suspended By Boston For Disappearance Act
Boston Red Sox suspend 22 year old pitcher Jerry Stephenson without pay after he failed to report to the Toronto option in the International League. He left Boston last Saturday and was later traced to Arizona before driving toward Anaheim, California. Red Sox warned of further discipline.
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Toronto
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Ariz
Anaheim
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C S Bank and Mobile Homes Win City Games
The Winchester Mobile Homes edged the Phillips 66 squad 5-4 with W Dick going 4 for 4 and nine singles by the team. B Jackson drove in the tying run in the sixth as N Helfin hit a go ahead double in the seventh for the Mobile Homes.
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Winchester
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Winchester Mobile Homes
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Northside Lanes Wins in Ladies Summer League Opener
Northside Lanes Shenandoah Downs opened the Ladies Summer League with a 4 0 victory over Lloyds Transfer led by Mac Brown's 39 game and 498 series. Connie Baker paced Lloyds with 170 179 for 525. Garber's Ice Cream edged Don Bayliss Co. Betty Boyens 189 524 led the winners while Betty McKee 12 435 topped the losers. Rolling Rockettes moved to third after a 3 1 win over Crazy Five paced by Cathy Schecter 177 and Velma Barbour 469. Margaret Chadwick led Crazy Five with 161 416. Fearless Five won 3 of 4 from Sky Rockets as Dot Tarnes 179 and Connie Schneider 466 helped. Lillian Brooks led the losers 183 499. Eberts Buick remained in first place.
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Macrown
Connie Baker
Garber’s
Don Bayliss & Co
Betty Boyens
Betty McKee
Rockettes
Crazy Five
Cathy Schecter
Velma Barbour
Crazy
Margaret Chadwick
Fearless Five
Sky Rockets
Dottarnes
Connie Schneider
Lillian Brooks
Ebert
Buick
Ten Pin Ten Pin Loses Ground in Handicapped League Standings
In the Men’s Handicap League Anderson Sheet Metal defeated Ten Pin Ten Pin 3 points, moving to third place. Curtis Braithwaite led with games of 211 214 190 for a 615 series. Joe Cartwright added a 196, Taylor Finley 529 in defeat. Mauraders shut out Intimidators 4-0 with Charles Renner 226 and 551 high, Bill Purtlebaugh 472 for the losers. Bober and Dan beat Floor Shop as Chip Smallwood posted 199 and 494, Bob Pullen 184, Sam Thomas 483. Left-Overs edged Peanut Cellar Inn 3-1, Gil Ellerby 171 and 488, Ralph Combs 187, Evan Creswell 503 for the losers.
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Curtis Braithwaite
Joe Cartwright
Taylor Finley
Mauraders
Charles Renner
Bill Purtlebaugh
Bober
Dan
Chip Smallwood
Bob Pullen
Sam Thomas
Peanut Cellar Inn
Gil Ellerby
Ralph Combs
Evan Creswell
Church League Protest Ruling Up in Two Games
Fans await a commission decision on two Thursday protests involving Presbyterian Braddock Street versus Sunnyside Wesley Frederick contests played under protest.
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Church League
Presbyterian
League leading King Heating Wins Crucial Ladies Match
King Heating Inc edged Valley Well Drilling 2-1 at Health Center Lanes in a key Ladies Summer League showdown. Margaret Noll led swings with 121 and 110, while Jackie Fauver impressed with 117 104 132 for a 353 and Joe Zimmerman helped Frederick Motor Co post a 3-0 win with a 442 series.
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Valley Well Drilling
Jackie Fauver
Maxine Miller
Georgia Peffer
Mary Ann Funk
Ritte Amoco
Ritter
Amoco - Mae
Ellis Wins 2nd For Cincinnati
Sammy Ellis earned his second consecutive win for the Reds, pitching effectively and contributing at the plate. Cleon Jones sparked Cincinnati with a go ahead hit as they pounded the Giants 12-1, while the Reds moved into a sixth place tie in the NL. Ellis, moved from the bullpen to the rotation, said he wants a longer career outside relief duties.
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Jesse
Associated Press
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Willie Stargell
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Pitt
Houston
Dave Nicholson
St. Louis
Larry Dierker
Ellis
Army
Cleon Jones
Cin 1
New York
Jack Hamilton
Deeeek
Reds
Don Heffner
Steelers Hire Winning Habit With Champion Roots
The Pittsburgh Steelers new coaching staff includes four ex pro players from championship teams. Head coach Bill Austin and QB coach Don Heinrich once played for the 1956 New York Giants. Offensive coach Leon McLaughlin played center for the 1951 Los Angeles Rams. Defensive coach LaVern Torgeson was a linebacker for the 1952-53 Detroit Lions. Bones Taylor, a receiver for eight years, did not play on a championship squad.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
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Don Heinrich
New York Giants
Leon McLaughlin
Los Angeles Rams
LaVern Torgeson
Detroit Lions
Bones Taylor
Washington
Major League Leaders by The Associated Press
National League batting leaders include Starewell and Clemente with .329 and .324, runs led by Aaron and Alou tied at 55, and RBIs led by Aaron with 60. In pitching, Sperry leads with 9.1? 9.1? Actually 9.1? Strikeouts Gibson 139 and Koufax 133. American League highlights feature Robinson peers with 82 hits and 61 RBIs, and home runs topped by Robinson at 18. Stolen bases highlight Agee and Cardenal at 21 and 12.
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Pittsburgh
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Cincinnati
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Bateman
Houston
Calebson
Philadelphia
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Los Angeles
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St. Louis
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F. Robertson
Baltimore
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Agee
Chicago
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Boston
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Hershberger
Kansas City
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Detroit
Foy
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Powell
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California
Cam
Paneris
Bueford
Watt
S. Miller
Richert
Washington
McDowell
Cleveland
Boatmen's Life Preserver Elects Hutchings Chief Commander
Hugh Hutchings, chosen to represent 67 000 power sailors, serves as chief commander of the United States Power Squadrons. The group educates beginners in safe pleasure-boat handling and has no government ties. Hutchings cites 30 years at sea and a Chicago chemical engineer background.
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Calif
NEA
America
San Francisco Bay
Hugh Hutchings
Hutchings
Fother
United States Power Squadrons
Wisconsin
Chicago
Lake Michigan
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USPS chief Hutchings champions cross training for boaters
Hutchings, new USPS head, travels nationwide to promote beginner instruction and cross between power and sail boating. He notes 75,000 take Power Squadron courses yearly with about half owning boats, and says classes run winter nights while summers see members practice on the water.
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Oantas
Mondy
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