Kauai King Set To Face Preakness Field At Pimlico
Omaha owner Mike Ford says Kauai King fears no rival as 9 others vie for $150000 added Preakness honors at Pimlico. Indulto joins contenders with odds listed, and CBS televises the 3 16 mile race from 5 30 to 6 p.m. EDT.
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Blue Skyer
Pimbcor
Turcotte
Kauai
CBS
Michael Ford
Adam. Rice
Pimlico
Kauside
Devlin Leads Colonial Tournament at Fort Worth
Bruce Devlin of Australia shot 67 to lead the Colonial Invitational after the opening round at Colonial Country Club. Peter Thomson and Bob Charles tied for second with 68 as Bruce Crampton and George Knudson traded the lead in a tight pro field amid others like Gary Player and Dan Sikes in the mix.
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Fort Worth
Canada
Crampton
Gary Player
International and Pacific Coast League Scores Reported
In the International League Jacksonville beat Toledo 9 to 6 while Syracuse topped Toronto 8 to 6 Columbus defeated Richmond 4 to 1 Buffalo edged Rochester 3 to 2.8 Tulsa 3 Oklahoma City 2 Phoenix 4 Tacoma 3 San Diego 2 Vancouver 1 Seattle 6 Spokane 6 Hawaii 15 Portland 2 Only games scheduled.
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Oklahoma City
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Tacoma
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Vancouver
Seattle
Spokane
Hawaii
Portland
Virginia Signs Scholastic Gridders
University of Virginia football coach George Blackburn announced the signing of two halfbacks and an all-state quarterback to grants in aid. The players are Doug McKay of Kingstown Ohio Fred Moschell of Bethel Park Pennsylvania and Billy Parks of Cape Charles Virginia. Parks is the fifth quarterback signed by Virginia.
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University of Virginia
George Blackburn
Twohalfbacks
Doug McKay
Kingstown
Ohio
Fred Moschell
Bethel Park
Billy Parks
Cape Charles
McKay
Boardman High School
Youngstown
Moschell
Pennsylvania
Parks
Virginia Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association
Virginia
Frances Crisman Wins 1966 Potomac Edison Duckpin Title
Frances Crisman of the GAA wins the Potomac Edison System Duckpin Tournament Ladies Singles crown in Hagerstown over the weekend. She posted games of 120 118 and 123 for 361 plus 26 handicap pins to reach 387, with Virginia Larrick finishing fourth.
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GAA
Ladies Commercial League
Potomac Edison
Hagerstown
Virginia Larrick
Winchester Wins Team Event In Bowling Meet
Winchester placed second in the Ladies Team Event with scores 526 539 559 totalling 1624. Winning Hagerstown posted 1702. Individual scores include Jane Cunningham 102 293 Patsy Nose 133 320 Virginia Larrick 135 347 Frances Crisman 104 297 and June Tusing 132 367. Frances Crisman also earned a Trophy a set of bowling balls and a bowling bag for the singles title.
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Hagerstown
Jane Cunningham
Patsy Nose
Virginia Larrick
Frances Crisman
June Tusing
Pirates Rookie May Plays Clean Behind Plate In IL
Rookie catcher Jerry May of the Pittsburgh Pirates recorded only one passed ball during a 1965 stint with Columbus in the International League, highlighting solid defensive work behind the plate.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Columbus
Ohio
Major League Standings and Thursday Results
The Associated Press reports results with Minnesota 4 Chicago 3 in 10 innings and Boston 3 Baltimore 1 while Washington beat Cleveland 7 2. Today features Cleveland at Chicago California at Washington Detroit at Baltimore and Kansas City at Boston with Minnesota at New York.
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Competition Stiff At Hagerstown
HAGERSTOWN MD No single driver dominates this season as five modified features have five different winners. Pete Swarmer, Ray Dover, Bobby Abel, Irvin King, and Jack Deniston have all won since opening. Newcomer Frank Constantine ends Baltimore streak. Dick Warrenfeltz wins opening day semi late feature. Sunday's action starts at 7 p.m.
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Hagerstown Arena
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Gaithersburg
Jack Deniston
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Elmer Ruby
Mert Stine
Earl Moran
Red Nininger
Gene Varner
Gerald Chamberlain
Johnny Gram
Ray Tilley
Bob and Jere Burns
Bob Weyent
Buddy Armel
Victory Lane
Frank Constantine
Owens Mills
Baltimore
Ray Fanning
Dick Warrenfeltz
Fairplay
Fan Wins $18,426 Twin Double At Shenandoah Downs
A single race fan at Shenandoah Downs won an $18,426 Twin Double after Billy Bert won the eighth race completing a 6-5 10-3 combination. The pool included longshots Two Eyed Queen and Market Ripple, with Billy Bert paying $9.60 and Man of Araby taking the fifth at $7.40. William C. Stokes Speedy Filly won last week’s local debut at 30 cents on the dollar but faces tougher odds tonight. Wayne Kincheloe’s Wayward Star and Ellis Roller’s Foot Bullah head the opposition with top weight 118 and 113 respectively.
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