Aiken trainers shine on New York circuit prospects
The article notes Aiken-trained stables stacking up strong results. James W. Maloney wins with Hail Li-Sa Okavengo and Loud. MacKenzie Miller repeats with Red Reality. Bobby Dotter scores with Splatter fuss and Big Moses. Barry Ryan wins with Khedija and Mose Gaver returns with Stop The Music, signaling potential for the season.
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New York
James W. Maloney
Hail Li- Sa
Okavengo
Loud
MacKenzie Miller
Red Reality
Bobby Dotter
Splatterfuss
South Carolina
Big Moses
Barry Ryan
Khedija
Mose
Gaver
Secretariat
Aiken
Red Reality Wins Edgemere Handicap at 1% Miles on Turf
Veteran Red Reality took the $25,000 Edgemere Handicap last Wednesday by a head, with Jorge Velasquez aboard the Julius Boros of the turf. Loud, a Perry-owned gelding by Herbager, also returned to win after a modest season tally.
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Red Reality
Jorge Velasquez
Julius Boros
Loud
William Haggin Perry
Herbager
Hasty Dancer
Tommy Aaron
Loud Dominates Mile at Belmont and Sets Up Spring Scramble
South Carolina trip returns Loud to form as he powers to a record mile at Belmont under Jacinto Vasquez. Stop The Music, trained by Gaver, eyes a Belmont bid after a strong showing in the Withers and a potential Triple Crown disruption looms. Bobby Dotter’s Big Moses, a home bred two year old by Raspberry Ice, wins a maiden claiming over a sloppy track as Raspberry Ice begins to leave a stallion mark in South Carolina.
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Loud
South Carolina
Maloney
Jacinto Vasquez
Secretariat
Princeton
Johnnie’’ Gaver
Belmont
Gaver
R.L
Bobby”’ Dotter
Big Moses
Raspberry Ice
Jane S
High Lea
Aiken County
Baseball Standings and Schedules for Wednesday and Tuesday
Baseball standings listed for teams in Atlanta Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia Los Angeles New York San Francisco with pitchers and win loss records. Wednesday games include Houston Chicago New York San Francisco Atlanta Pittsburgh Montreal San Diego Philadelphia Los Angeles. Tuesday games include Oakland New York California Boston Cleveland Texas Baltimore Kansas City Minnesota Milwaukee Detroit Chicago Oakland New York California Boston Cleveland Texas Baltimore Kansas City Minnesota Milwaukee.
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Atlanta
Morton
Pittsburgh
Walker
Cincinnati
Carroll
St. Louis
Spinks
Philadelphia
Brett
Los Angeles
John
New York
Seaver
San Francisco
Barr
Houston
Chicago
Montreal
San Diego
Oakland
Blue
Peterson
California
Ryan
Boston
Lee
Cleveland
Bosman
Texas
Merritt
Baltimore
Palmer
Kansas City
Splittorff
Minnesota
Blyleven
Milwaukee
Slaton
Detroit
Lolich
Fisher
Associated Press
W. L. Pet. G.B. Chicago
Reuss
Reuschel
Bonham
West
Mets
Juan Marichal
John Milner
Joe Morgan
Reds
Cubs
Dock Ellis
Pirates
Indianapolis 500 Race Restart After Severe Crash
The 57th Indianapolis 500 was halted by a fiery crash on the straightaway injuring driver David Walther in critical condition and several spectators. The race resumed after repairs at 10 a.m. EDT amid a 30 percent rain shower forecast with drivers Hiss Martin Kunzman cleared to race if repairs hold.
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Speedway
National Weather Service
David
Salt
Walther
Dayton
Ohio
Thomas Hanna
Infield
Mike Hiss
John Martin
Grandstand
McLaren
Martin
Hiss
Eagle
Lee Kunzman
Tentam Upsets Riva Ridge in Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont
Miller's Tentam trained by MacKenzie Miller, ridden by Jorge Velasquez, won the 114300 Metropolitan Handicap at Belmont on a sloppy track in 1 35 flat. Riva Ridge faded to seventh. Key To The Mint finished second as King’s Bishop and Petrograd followed. Tentam paid 16 60 5 80 4 40 with Key To The Mint at 3 2 40.
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Tentam
Cragwood Stables
Riva Ridge
Key To the Mint
Belmont
Jorge Velasquez
MacKenzie Miller
Kings
Petrograd
West Coast Scout
le Hace
Icecapade
King’s Bishop
Messersmith First NL Starter To Strike Out First Six
Los Angeles pitcher Andy Messersmith struck out the first six batters to start a game, the first time in modern NL history, as the Dodgers beat the Phillies 5 1. He finished with 12 strikeouts, while Ferguson mishandled several passed balls.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Andy Messersmith
Joe Ferguson
Los Angeles Dodgers
Messersmith
Dodgers
Phillies
Er Ferguson
Greg Luzinski
Ferguson
Bill Robinson
Mike Schmidt
Luzinski
Bob Boone
Unser
San Francisco Giants
New York
Wilbur Wonderful Adds Two Wins for White Sox
Wilbur Wood pitched a six hit win over Cleveland in a suspended Saturday game and a four hitter in the regular game to move to 13 3. Minnesota Twins beat Baltimore 10 3 as Jim Kaat earned his sixth win. Steve Braun hit two homers and Harmon Killebrew drove in runs for Minnesota in a 12 hit attack. California Angels defeated Milwaukee 7 4 while Detroit edged Oakland 4 3 and Kansas City topped Boston 5 4. Rain postponed Yankees vs Rangers.
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Wilbur Wood
Wilbur Wonderful
Cleveland Indians
White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore Orioles
California Angels
Milwaukee Brewers
Detroit Tigers
Oakland A
Kansas City Royals
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Texas Rangers
Jim Kaat
Minnesota
Balltimore
Bobby Grich
Steve Braun
Twins
George Mitter
Harmon Killebrew
Tom McCraw
Winton Illenas
California
Milwaukee
Evert Reaches French Open Quarterfinals
Chris Evert the 18 year old Fort Lauderdale star defeated Renata Tomanova of Czechoslovakia 62 6 3 to reach the women's quarter finals in Paris. The American ace has lost only seven games in three matches and is slated to meet Margaret Court in the final run.
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Paris
Chris Evert
Renata Tomanova
Czechoslovakia
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Miss Evert
Margaret Court
Australia
Mrs. Court
Bettenhausen Demands Roll Cages After Indianapolis Crash
Indianapolis AP Gary Bettenhausen urged action after David Walther died in the Speedway crash that injured multiple drivers. He said roll cages are needed as drivers widely favor them, noting deaths from upside down cars and describing a long fight without results. Walther, 25, perished in the nine car pileup on the first lap of the rain-delayed Indy 500.
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Indianapolis
Gary Bettenhausen
David ‘Salt’ Walther
Speedway
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