Mt Anthony Pats Seek 12th Win In WWL Clash
Mt Anthony Patriots 11 0 in Western Vermont League action hosts Fair Haven Slaters in a key baseball tilt. Scott Racicot to start for the Patriots while Fair Haven counters with Rusty Strong. Patriots bring a string of shutouts and zero earned runs allowed, aiming to extend the nation leading streak.
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Derby Probe Will Go to Commission
Time may run out as two appeals are filed with the Kentucky State Racing Commission over suspensions of trainer Lou Cavalaris Jr and assistant Robert Barnard and the stewards’ ruling awarding Forward Pass the Derby purse. Fuller's team vows to pursue action to the Supreme Court if needed.
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Lonborg Near Return as Red Sox Activate Ace Pitcher
Boston plans to bring Jim Lonborg back from the disabled list for a possible weekend appearance after knee surgery last December. Roggenburk is moved to the 60 day DL for elbow bone spur surgery, while Lonborg participates in limited batting practice and is described as physically ready for spring exhibition use.
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Pirates Bat Burning Sparks Comeback Victory Over Cardinals
Elroy Face fueled a team surge by lighting a symbolic bat blaze in the Pirates bullpen and guiding Bob Veale to a 3-0 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Roberto Clemente and Willie Stargell provided key hits as Pittsburgh ends a 27-inning scoreless stretch, while other NL games produced tight results.
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Frank Howard Ties Loop Mark in AL Power Surge
Frank Howard, the 6 foot 7 inch slugger of the Washington Senators, belted two home runs to tie an American League record with seven homers in four games. He drove in 28 RBIs and raised his batting average to .339 as Washington beat Cleveland 4-1, with Sam Bowden aboard for both homers. Boston rallied past New York as Reggie Smith contributed and Jim Foy added key hits in an eighth inning surge.
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Baseball Night Lineup and Standings Preview
League standings and tonight's schedule list key matchups and probable pitchers for California Minnesota Oakland Chicago Washington Detroit Baltimore Cleveland New York Boston. Standings show St Louis San Francisco Atlanta Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia Los Angeles Houston with varied records.
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Practice Runs Getting Faster at Indy Ahead of 500 Trials
Indianapolis practice quickens with two cars exceeding 170 mph as Memorial Day weekend time trials approach. Bobby Unser and Joe Leonard topped the 170 mph mark on Thursday, with other speeds ranging from 165 to 168 mph as racers fine tune for pole position and Saturday qualifiers.
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Pete Rose Hustler Sets 100000 Dream In Reds Ambition
New York UPI reports Pete Rose, 26, of the Cincinnati Reds, hustles constantly and aims to be the first non homer hitter to earn $100,000. He runs on walks, chases bases, and loves baseball and meeting people while projecting steady progress toward the goal. Manager Dave Bristol calls him one of a kind.
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Golfers Casper Fleckman Lead Colonial After Day One
Billy Casper and Marty Fleckman shot two under par 68 to hold a one stroke edge at the Colonial National Invitation, with Gary Player two back after a late rally of three footers and five straight threes. Player struggled early with putting and fairways but closed strong, sharing the group at two under along with Earl Stewart Kel Nagle Jack Montgomery Tommy Aaron and Ken Still as defending champ Dave Stockton and others tracked.
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