Green Mountain Park Opens Second Spring Harness Meet Tonight
Green Mountain Park in Pownal, in its third year, opens its second spring harness season after a week delay caused by a state tax dispute on wager pool take. Post time is 8:10 p.m. with a strengthened purse and expanded stables, featuring Grand Flyer and Royal Majesty among a strong early field.
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Green Mountain Park
Pownal
Vincent R. Bartimo
Green Mt. Park
Bartimo
Pownal Oval
Green Mountain
Grand Flyer
Midwest
Fabulous Farms
Yonkers
N.Y
Harold Purdy
Royal Majesty
Clyde Mattison
Bennington
Farway
Yonkers Raceway
Gene Bell
Friendly Dares
Joe Alby
Westbury
New England
Charlie Hansen
Brindle Lass
Vic Culhane
Wilbur Blackstone
Rene Collette
Scotch Delight
Racehorse Entries From April 2 1965 Meet Record
List of race entries with multiple horses and owners including April 2 1965 event details. Includes second and third place payouts, numerous horse names, owners, and affiliations.
Mets Triumph Over Tigers Behind Spahn's Hitting
Warren Spahn fuels a 4-3 Mets win over Detroit by batting .667 in spring training while mentor Casey Stengel jokes about a pinch hitter. Spahn blanked the Tigers until the sixth, allowed nine hits and three strikeouts as Dave Wickersham took the loss after giving up all four New York runs in the third.
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Warren Spahn
Spahn
New York Met
Mets
Met
Methuselah
New York
Detroit
Casey Stengel
Tigers
Koufax Back in Hospital for Elbow Examination
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax flew from Vero Beach to Los Angeles for tests on a stiff elbow. Orthopaedic specialist Dr. Robert Kerlan was to perform X rays and other evaluations. Dodgers general manager Buzzie Bavasi called the issue alarming and a blow to the club with a pennant bid at stake. Koufax, 29, has a history of elbow problems and had missed six weeks last season, raising concern over his availability.
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Willie Davis
Dodgers
Claude Osteen
Rich Allen
Dick Stuart
Frank Thomas
Phillies
Allen
St. Louis Cardinals
White Sox
Danny Cater
Bob Gibson
Mike Cuellar
Barney Schultz
Reds
Twins
Minnesota
Billy McCool
Gerry Arrigo
Ted Davidson
Vada Pinson
Ossie Virgil
Pirates
Tom Butters
Steve Blass
Tim Sisk
Milt Pappas
Willie Kirkland
Joe Cunningham
Los Angeles
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Koufax
Vero Beach
Fla
Robert Kerlan
E.J. (Buzzie) Bavasi
Dodger
Chicago
Sandy
Punts Record Stands From 1937 Tennessee Season
UPI notes Tennessee led the nation with 139 punts in 1937, a modern major college single season record that remains unbroken. Also cited: Joe Lou is, former world heavyweight champion, held the title for 11 years eight months and seven days, the longest reign. NFL formed in Canton in 1920.
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New York
UPI
Tennessee
Joe Louis
Maris Booked in Florida For Assault and Battery
New York Yankee Roger Maris was booked in Fort Lauderdale on assault and battery charges after a bar incident with Jerome Modzelewski. Modzelewski swore out a warrant. Maris claims he tried to break up a fight and was not guilty. Bond set at 200 dollars. Maris to appear in Municipal Court Tuesday.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
UPID
New York
Yankee
Bate Ting King
Roger Maris
Maris
Bob Fishel
Jerome A. Modzelewski
Fishel
Fisher
Johnny Keane
Modzelewski
Playoff Round Opens as Bullets Visit Lakers Saturday
United Press International reports the Baltimore Bullets, after ousting the St. Louis Hawks in four games, travel to Los Angeles as the Western Division playoffs resume. The Philadelphia 76ers head to Boston to continue the Eastern Division series after sweeping Cincinnati. The Lakers, led by Elgin Baylor and Jerry West, aim to maintain health as the champ hopefuls meet Baltimore.
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Baltimore Bullets
St. Louis Hawks
Los Angeles
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia 76Ers
Cincinnati Royals
Boston
Bullets
Hawks
Lakers
Elgin Baylor
Jerry West
Oxford Cambridge Engage In 111th Rowing Contest
London UPI reports the 111th Oxford versus Cambridge boat race on the River Thames, four miles thirty seven yards, with Oxford a strong 4-1 favorite. About a million spectators along the towpath and large TV audiences in Britain and continental Europe are expected to follow the event, a nearly century-old amateur spectacle with Cambridge leading 61 to 48 in wins through 110 races and one dead heat.
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Oxford
Cambridge
Thames
Putney
Mortlake
Europe
Britain
University
Two Hot Rhubarbs Spring Up In NHL's Stanley Cup Tourney
In the opening round Toronto vs Montreal and Detroit vs Chicago produced two early upsets and heated exchanges. Coach Toe Blake blasted Imlach while Toronto’s Douglas was tossed for high sticking. Hull and Ullman clashed over a non major penalty as Detroit and Montreal took 1-0 leads. Toronto meets Montreal Saturday. Chicago plays Detroit Sunday.
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Toe Blake
Montreal Canadiens
Toronto
Chicago Black Hawk
John Ashley
Ashley
Detroit
Black Hawks
Montreal
Ach
Chicago
Blake
Kent Douglas
Dave Balon
Leafs
Henri Richard
Ralph Backstrom
Dickie Moore
Carl Brewer
Brewer
Little Bobby Rousseau
Johnny Bower
Norm Ullman
Bobby Hull
Hull
Alex DelVecchio
The
Wings
F Smith
Phil Esposito
Chico Maki
Ullman
Canadiens
Aaron Leads GGO Tourney With Five Under-Par 66
Tommy Aaron shot a five under par 66 to lead the Greater Greensboro Open first round at Sedgefield Country Club. Bill Martindale and Bernard Hunt shot 67, Sam Snead and Dave Hill tied for fourth with 68, Phil Rodgers 69, all seeking their first tour victory of the year.
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Greensboro
N.C
UPI
Tommy Aaron
Gainesville
GGO
Bill Martindale
England
Bernard Hunt
Sam Snead
Dave Hill
Phil Rodgers
Martindale
Hunt
Sedgefield Country Club
Snead
Thurseday
Lawrence
Rodgers
Perdido Bay
Fla
Aaron
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Justonus
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Larry Flaviano
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National Football League
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United Press International
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