Red Sox edge Tigers in 11 to boost early season run
Boston defeats Detroit 4-2 in 11 innings as Rico Petrocelli belts a game winning homer. Mike Nagy pitches nine strong for Boston, while Pat Dobson and Denny McLain struggle with control. Williams reshapes rotation adding Nagy and Ray Jarvis, with Culp to start Seattle opener.
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Aqueduct Strike Extends Eighth Day Of Closed Racing
New York The dispute between the Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association and the New York State legislature kept Aqueduct closed for the eighth consecutive racing date. The strike has cost the state 2.5 million dollars in revenue with no quick settlement in sight. HBPA members distributed literature outside the track seeking four additional racing days next year to aid backstretch workers. They propose using pari mutuel tax revenue for a pension fund and hoped to meet Governor Nelson Rockefeller and Racing Commissioner Joseph Gimma to resolve the impasse.
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Bouton Recalled by Pilots From Vancouver
Seattle Pilots recall pitcher Jim Bouton from Vancouver while relief pitcher Johnny Morris is sent to the Pacific Coast League on option. Bouton was a 21 game winner with the New York Yankees in 1963.
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Red Sox Send Billy Conigliaro to Louisville
Boston trades Billy Conigliaro to Louisville to make room for Don Lock from Philadelphia. Don Lock arrives as an extra outfielder and pinch hitter while Billy, batting .313 with four homers and six RBIs, heads to the minors after manager Dick Williams cites need for work and limited chances in Boston.
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Fenway Crowd Sets Weekend Attendance Milestone
Fenway Park drew 95,426 fans for a three game set with the Detroit Tigers weekend crowds. Sunday attendance reached 33,515, boosting Boston�s total to 273,615 in 12 home games, ahead of last season and ahead of the defending champion Tigers in their first 12 home dates. Lock, who signed with the Yankees in 1958, has MLB experience since 1962 with the Senators and Phillies.
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Celtics vs Lakers in seventh game for NBA title
In Los Angeles a deciding seventh game pits the Boston Celtics led by coach player Russell against the Los Angeles Lakers. West hampered by a hamstring injury hopes to play better as Chamberlain and Russell vie for series supremacy and a historic dynastic fifth title for Boston.
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Saratoga Pace and Trot Entries May 5 1969 Overview
Horse racing entries listed for nine races at Saratoga on Monday May 5 1969. Contains pace races with multiple named horses and drivers, including Rebel Land, Grateful Leo, and Knight Champ, plus a Worthy Victory note.
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Pea Shooter
Johnson
Hazel Mite—Goodsell
Hobo Lady—Simeszky
Nikki Dream—Kelly
Josedale Katrinka— Butcher
Lusty Mike—Mondi
Jim Blaze
Jevons
Beth Barmin
Heeney
Rebel Land Guy
Uhuru—Baillargeon
Mr. Hughby—Morel
Ra Castle—Johnson
Junos
Gem— Berg
Runnymede
June—Goodsell
Volo Direct
Lockwood
Mill Muldoon—DeSantis
Quick Prime
Grateful Leo
Marks Jonyn—Breton
Las Vegas
Adams
Arden Dowds—Schaffer
Farmer Barney—LaRouchh
Dell Truax—Cole
Rebel Land
Lori—Heeney
Minnie—DeSantis
Davids Patty—Blake Ae
Wells
Algiers
Peckham
Jane Gay
Phetteplace
Prince Hoot—Davis
Dominique Boy—Baillargeon
Archandy— Allen
Grant Blaze—McGuire
Sue Eden—Lambae
Shining Knight
Champs Honor—DeSantis
Carol Patch
Belmonte
General Armbro— Paquet
Jeff Armstrong
Vicidomint
S. E. Phil—Bennett
Sea Wel
France
Lola B. D.—Kelly
Sussex Bearcat— Putz
Sam Ovelmo—Wiswall
Jones Comet—Lamb
Lord Worthy—Wells
Harlan Newport
Vididomini
Smokey Muriel—Moore
Cold Spring
Desire—Chase
F.C. Von—Belmonte
Little Crocker
Davis
Clancy Norris
Frisky Hanover
Val Laird
Widows Girl
Putz
Dixie Red—Morse
Noble Belle—Kelly
the Idiot—Dunn
Star Mercury
Magda Wick—Fox
Pace
Partner—Heck
Ronnie—LeDuc
Riccochet Todd
Lothter
Highland Leo—McGuire
Quo Vadis
M.—Ferriero
Ricky R
Volo—Allen
Scotts
Cat—Berg
Worthy—Richards
Tin Knocker Thornapple
Knight Champ—Harp
Shel A Dazzler
Floyd
Timer Mir—Lareau
Travis
Pownal Entries Show Racing Winners By Class and Owner
The list details Pownal race entries across nine classes with $1,200 to $1,600 purses. Notable names include Handley owned entries such as Cerise Royale and Miss Sunglow, Pruden with Jet Request and See Sam, and NB and Olcott affiliates among others.
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Dromore— Thompson
Zett’s
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Miss Sunglow—Donahue
Air Tong
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Donato
Winawar—Green
Early Boy
Cardella
Sam—Galley
Jerry’s Libby
Fair Pine
Reeder
Claire
Waterbury Tribe Keeps Chase On Pirates In Tight Standings
Waterbury Indians swept Reading 5-2 to stay 1/2 game behind the Eastern League leader Pittsburgh Pirates. Elmira beat Manchester 2-1 and Pittsfield defeated York 4-2 as Vic Correll and Al Diamond homered twice and Tom Jones hurled a four hitter, despite six walks.
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