Damascus Adds Belmont Stakes To Credentials
Damascus earned 104 950 dollars and boosted his 1967 bankroll to 365 410 after a Belmont Stakes victory. Trainer Frank Whiteley Jr said Damascus may start next in the Leonard Richards Stakes at Delaware Park on June 17 as he targets Chicago stakes such as the American Derby in August. Dr Fager eyed the Saranac or Classic, leaving a likely meeting between the two distant.
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Hill Wins Memphis Open After Nervy Final Round
Dave Hill, leading by five after three rounds, held on to win the Memphis Open with an eight under par 272. Johnny Pott surged to three behind but Hill parred the 17th and 18th to seal the $100,000 prize, with Pott earning $12,000 and Harold Henning tied for third at 275.
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Abolition of Slavery in British Colonies 1838
The British Empire ended slavery in its colonies in 1838 marking a major legal and social shift. The act granted emancipation to enslaved people across Caribbean and other overseas territories, altering labor systems and colonial society.
Red Sox pace broken by Indians pitcher Hargan
Chicago AP report details Steve Hargan's fourteenth shutout of the season aiding Cleveland in a 3 0 win over Boston. Boston had hoped to sweep Cleveland after a 6 2 victory earlier, but Hargan's pitching limited Boston to five hits as Stange allowed two runs.
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United States and Russia share lead in world hoops tourney
The United States defeated Uruguay 88 53 to remain tied for the lead with Russia in the World Basketball Championships finals in Montevideo. The US improved to 2 0 with four games left as Yugoslavia beat Poland and Brazil suffered a loss to the Soviet Union.
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Spring Banquet Set By Art Association
Old Orchard Beach Art Association schedules its annual Spring banquet for Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. at Marshview West Scarborough with Isabella McIver chairing the arrangements committee Edward Mayo of Kennebunkport former instructor will be the guest speaker.
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Negro athletes weigh in on Cassius Clay stance
A group of prominent Negro athletes including Jim Brown Lew Alcindor and Bill Russell met with Cassius Clay in Cleveland to discuss his refusal to be drafted on religious grounds. Clay explained his Muslim beliefs and said he would not back down while noting he has support from the athletes. The discussion followed Clay being stripped of his heavyweight title after the Houston draft refusal and facing a June 19 U.S. District Court trial for evading the draft.
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Restoration Planned for Old Sacramento Historic District
Plans pour into the oldest Sacramento area to convert 28 acres into a Williamsburg style historical district. The project envisions restored or replicated 19th century buildings with private redevelopment, riverfront road access, gas lamps, 200 to 300 upper-floor apartments, and a hoped 22 million annual visitors. Federal grants, loans, and state funds back the $30 million effort as vagrants linger near the Capitol.
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Drew Feature Race Winner At Beech Ridge
Homer Drew of Raymond won the Beech Ridge Speedway Class A feature by taking the lead on the final lap. Ken Bornheimer led early but Drew surged from 19th to finish ahead of Pete Peterson and Keith Fuller in a 25 lap race. Drew's win marks his fourth feature win of the season and keeps him high in points.
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Ray Leach
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Bar Mills
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Augusta
Ray Swenson
Windham
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Biddeford
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Small Nations Count On Bombs Deterrent Effect
Washington analysis argues nuclear weapons deter major powers and embolden smaller nations. It cites Vietnam and the Middle East where fear of nuclear war shapes actions, noting Soviet caution and U S restraint while pondering risks of a broader conflict and the Johnson administration’s behind the scenes diplomacy.
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Duplicate Bridge Winners Named at Kennebunk Club
Kennebunk Duplicate Club met at the Webhannet Club with six tables in play. First place went to Mr and Mrs Hank Lambermont, second to Mr and Mrs Philip Tilton, third to Kenneth Burns and Daniel Allen, with a fourth place team noted as Mr and Mrs.
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Mrs John Kozlewski Announces Schedule Gaps
The message notes a June 15 game at 7 30 p m and confirms the June 29 meeting will be the last until September reflecting a mid year pause in activities.
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