Derby winner result to be officially confirmed amid suspensions
Churchill Downs stewards ruled Forward Pass the official Derby winner after a three day hearing while suspending Dancer's Image trainer Lou Cavalaris and assistant Robert Barnard for 30 days. Francie's Hat moved to second with T.V. Commercial third. Dancer's Image placed 14th. The ruling opens the path for Dancer's Image to enter the Preakness, though Cavalaris cannot saddle the colt during this period.
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Five Year Return Lifts Nen In NL Comeback With Cubs
Dick Nen, returning to the National League with the Chicago Cubs, delivered a bases loaded two run single in the ninth to beat the Dodgers 5-3. Nen’s first major league hit came in 1963 a ninth inning pennant clincher against St. Louis. Also: Cardinals edged Pirates 1-0, Reds blank Mets 3-0, Giants defeat Astros 7-3, and Atlanta-Philadelphia game postponed.
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Pirates
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Tommy Helms
George Culver
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Willie Mays
Gaylor Perry
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Astros
Pale Hose Shaken With Prosperity
The Chicago White Sox, mired in poor attendance, lost 4-2 to the California Angels at Milwaukee County Stadium in their first nine home night games, with Paul Schaal delivering a two run bases loaded single in the eighth and Chuck Hinton adding an insurance homer. Other AL results included Baltimore 10, Detroit 8. Boston 6, Washington 4. and a rain-shortened New York versus Cleveland 2-2.
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Jose Santiago
Frank Howard
Ken McMullen
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Washington Senators
Yankee Cleveland
Joe Pepitone
Roy White
New York
California
Springfield Wins Four Team Golf Meet At Crown Point
Springfield edge Mt Anthony by one stroke to win a four team nine hole medal match at Crown Point Country Club. Todd Plimpton led with 37 as Springfield totaled 171, Burr & Burton tied for second with 172, MSJ 173, Mt Anthony 172.
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Stu Currie
Cosmos
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Otter Valley
Ekwanok Country Club
Dave Finnegan
Steve Shultz
Fight Experts Differ On Foster's Ability
Grossinger New York UPI reports on rival views of light heavyweight hopeful Bob Foster before his May 24 title bid with Dick Tiger at Madison Square Garden. Foster boasts a 29-4-0 record with 23 knockouts and confidence in his speed and power, while critics compare his jab and stamina to legends and doubt it matches Joe Louis. Tiger counters that size won’t decide the bout and questions Foster’s chin and experience as he aims for light heavyweight gold en route to heavyweight bouts.
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Ernie Terrell
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Cassius Clay
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Standings and results from midweek baseball action
National League standings show St Louis ie SF ne San Fran 17 14 .548 with Atlanta 17 15 .531 and Chicago 16 17 .485 in tight races. American League results include Boston 6 Washington 4 and Baltimore 10 Detroit 8 with Oakland at Minnesota postponed due to rain.
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Carbide slips past Locals in 11 innings 7 6
Bennington YMCA Soft ball League saw a 7 6 Carbide win over Locals after 11 innings tied 4-4 at seven. Tansitor led National Guard 17 12 with five runs in top of seventh to seal the decision. Tonight Wreckers meet Sal's at Memorial Park and Bijur faces Cush man at Welling Field.
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Memorial Awards Highlight VTC Athletes at Banquet
Vermont Technical College President Pierre Kieffer distributed fifty varsity letters and fourteen sweaters at the Randolph Center campus Athlectic Awards Banquet held in Morey Hall on May 14. Recipients include Stan Krawczyk for the Edward F Kibby Memorial Award and multiple letters across basketball soccer track golf and baseball for many students from Randolph Center Bennington St Johnsbury Waterbury and other towns.
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Hyde Park
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Newport
Ron Tucker
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Jacksonville
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Windsor
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Stockbridge
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Woodstock
N.H
Josephine Miller
Chelmsford
Dave Russell
Jesse Shackford
Silver Lake
Victor Walker
Ted Wenta
Proctor
Little League Umpires Sought for 1968 Season Start
Officials of the Bennington Little League issued an urgent call for umpires as the official opening of the 1968 season approached. Adults were urged to contact Ralph Coyne at the Putnam Hose Company firehouse on River Street between 6 and 8 p.m. High school seniors were encouraged to umpire in both the major and minor leagues.
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Cleveland 'Big Cat' Williams to fight Roy Crear May 21
Houston UPI reports former world title contender Cleveland 'Big Cat' Williams, 34, with a pro record of 65-6-1, will return in a scheduled 10 rounder against Roy Crear of Dallas on May 21 as promoter Earl Gilliam announced.
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