Riva Ridge Poised For Preakness Triple Crown Bid
Riva Ridge faces nine rivals at Pimlico in the Preakness with trainer Homer Pardue predicting a Belmont Stakes win if he takes the maryland race. Lucien Laurin expects a tough field but confident of Riva Ridge's chance in the 13 16 mile event. Weather calls for rain 70 percent, post time 5 40 p m Eastern with CBS coverage.
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Wigwam Hosts Action Packed Benefit Doubleheader
The Anderson Wigwam hosts a Sunday night doubleheader with a press team versus radio in a benefit for the BA equipment fund. An evening of All-Stars from Indiana high schools faces the Anderson Launderers and local stars, with tickets starting at 75 cents for students and 1 for adults.
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Preakness Stakes Facts and Field Details 1971
Baltimore AP reports on the 97th Preakness Stakes at Pimlico. Fastest time 1 54 by Canonero II in 1971. Field includes Riva Ridge Upper Case and Key To The Mint among 9 runners. Weight 126 pounds. purse 199 800 with winners share 137 300. Post time about 5 40 p.m. EDT.
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Sally M. Gibson
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Frazier Stander Start Tapering for Title Fight
Heavyweight champion Joe Frazier and challenger Ron Stander began tapering their workouts in Omaha Nebraska. Frazier trained about forty minutes at Creighton University while Stander did a nine minute session. Manager Yancey Durham said all heavy work is done and they are scaling down now.
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Major League Box Scores and Saturday Results
National League and American League box scores summarize Saturday games. Notable tallies include New York 4 Philadelphia 2, Montreal 6 Pittsburgh 3, and Cleveland 6 Detroit 6 with several pitchers noted and a combined total of runs.
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Renko
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Royals Drill A's 16-1 In Club’s Biggest Run Game
Kansas City blasted Oakland for 16 runs on 20 hits backed by six-hitter Paul Splittorff and a seven-run seventh that featured John Mayberry and Amos Otis homers. Lou Piniella also homered as KC built a big lead. Oakland’s lone run came on a fourth-inning triple and double by Joe Rudi and Reggie Jackson.
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Lou Piniella
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Don Shaw
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Fred Patek
Otis
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For less Huge Selection three brands APPLIANCE WHSE
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Rangers Top Twins 2-1 Behind Gogolewski
Bill Gogolewski allowed five hits and fanned four as the Texas Rangers beat the Minnesota Twins 2-1. The Rangers scored both runs in the fifth on a Lovitto single, Randle double, and Harrah grounder plus Maddox RBI single. Kaat took his first defeat after a four game win streak.
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Elliott Maddox
Harmon Killebrew
Steve Braun
Bob Darwin
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Brewers Beat Orioles 4 2 Behind Conigliaro Two RBI
Billy Conigliaro drove in two runs in the first inning and scored later as the Brewers defeated the Orioles 4 to 2. Ferraro added three hits and a key double, Parsons earned the win to improve to 3-2, while Baltimore tallied two runs in the fifth on a Robinson single Johnson double Etchebarren fly and Crowley single.
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Cardinals End skid with Torre three run homer vs Cubs
Joe Torre snapped a brief slump with a towering three run homer off Ferguson Jenkins to lift the St. Louis Cardinals to a 4 3 victory over the Chicago Cubs ending an eight game losing streak. Torre had a 15 game hitting streak prior to a two game drought and connected in the fifth after Ken Rudolph's solo shot gave Chicago a 2 1 lead. Ted Sizemore started the rally with a Génivel double and Matty Alou contributed as well.
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White Sox edge California 3 1 as Wood wins seventh
Wilbur Wood earned his seventh win of the season, scattered six hits, and added two key singles to pace the Chicago White Sox to a 3-1 victory over the California Angels. Wood also scored the first run in the third inning and drove in another in the fourth, aiding a two run rally. Steve Kealey relieved to finish the game after Bob Oliver opened the Angels ninth with a double. Eddie Fisher pitched well for California but Chicago held on for the win.
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Cleveland Grabs 2-1 Win Over Tigers Behind Perry
Cleveland scores twice unearned as Detroit pitcher Les Cain miscues in the first and fifth innings aid Gaylord Perry and the Indians in a 2-1 victory. Perry goes the distance for the fifth time this season, yielding only three hits after the early runs.
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Tom McCraw
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Mets Rout Phillies as Grote and Staub Power Win
Mets defeat Phillies 8-3 to extend their win streak to eight and widen the NL East lead to six games. Jerry Grote drove in four with two home runs and Rusty Staub added three RBIs with a homer and a single after Staub tied the game in the fifth.
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