Downs At A Glance Thoroughbred Harness Card
A detailed race card lists 10 harness races with post times and driver lineups. Each race reports the top eight entrants by name and driver, including notable entries like Nancy Dares and Pompey Meadow, across purses from 500 to 950 dollars.
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Francis Thaf
D. Boushard
Double H
M. Pride
Hideaway Lind
H. Pike
Scotch Delux
B. Pike
Cool Yankee
R. Anderson
G. Boyle
Valley Home
R. Truitt
Laddy Trip
F. Parker
Chips Champ
G. Deletetsky
Lady Pointer
W. Clary
Genes Playboy
G. Reed
Adios Medallion
B. Hastey
Graith Lanafore
L. Fitch
Ghost Trooper
T. Fritz
Broadstream Lucy
R. Redman
Jacob S
Missouri Gold
R. Doherty
Tishi Wally K
W. Colby
Eric Jester
P. Blood
Billford
R. Nadeau
R. Trui
Whistling Jack
B. P . Golden Domino
P. Apostolakes
Nancy Dares
Rocky Fella
J. Gerry
Tippy Troy
C. Smith
Just Jerry
K. Stewart
Malavon
R. Tilbert
Cheta N
S. Hamilton
Camden Majesty
Top Leo
R Wing Jr
Dybee
J. McKenzie Jr
Ruth Bell
L. Pickettill
Tip the Bottle
Queens Ohio
H. Provost
Bubier Jr
Windsor Lady
D. Gorgone
Miss Scottiana
Georgana Irish
Eddy H. W. Colby
Marty
Greenacres Heleta
L. Pickett Jr
Hubrail
H. Renaud
Clever Nell
N. Murray
Abbens Baby
J. Mollison Jr
Nevele Pilot
Mister Jacob
Pompey Meadow
E. Hall
Nadines Champ
J. Ge
Johnnies Lmp
C. Connor
T. Ryan
Bobby Will
F. Woodbury
D. Richards
Abe
L. Perkins
Creekside
Jason
A. Bedard
Borderview
J. Smallwood
Milford
C.connor
F. Bourque
Notre Dame
Step Moraka
del Hi
StarsRards
Milano
Han Ver
C. Conn
Royal Hill
Chippy Chum
Toujours Pret
R. Wing J
J. Lemieux
al Dale
N.murray
Marie Glenfern
Boushard
Misty M. Foster
Riegle Byrd
T. Oim
Justly Wood
R. Rose
Scottish Creed
N. F
Tripp
Mighty Start
W. Parker
Harness Race Card Highlights with Multiple Winners
A comprehensive recap of eleven pace races with top finishers, payouts, and times. Notable efforts include Stinger, Scotch Meadow, Noble Van, Oreste Pick, Blandville, Chunk of Gold, Hold On, Gala Lobell, Tom Quick, Greenie Dean, and War Lad with multiple payoffs. handle reported at $176,027.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinger
High Fidelity A
Dino Ranger
Adios
Timothy Hanover
Creditor
Vernard’s
Toujours
Skip Lamar
Lawyer Arch
Andiamo Boy
Fly Robin
Rocky Ringo
Adios Kisco
Tar Tonka
Princess Mary Lou
Mighty M.G
Mighty Annette
Quintela
Barbee Swift
Jerobes
Gala Lobell
Rob M
Fagel
Camden Patricia
Cape Pine Flotor
Dark Coast
Chief's Squaw
Perfecta
Tom Quick
Bob Bob Bobbin
Chet Flyer
Winsome
Janet's!Valentine
Dr. Cassidy
Greenie Dean
Scavenger
Billy Brentwood
F. B
Royal Turk
Lord’s Jewel
Morrow Mack
War Lad
Miss Wilma
L. L. Dee
S. K. Bumpas
Oregon
Playboy
Knight
Portland And Orono Take Class A And C Crowns
Thornton Academy wins Class B title at Bowdoin College behind Bill Howard who sets long jump and triple jump records. Orono tops Class C, Portland claims Class A with Deering and South Portland close behind. multiple state marks set and a full slate of event results noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Thornton Academy
John J. Magee
Bowdoin College
Portland High School
Deering High School
Orono High School
Thornton
Bill Howard
Trojans
Lawrence High School
Fairfield
Cheverus
Dale Whittier
Stags
Don Doane
Steve Millard
Howard
Bob Millett
Windham
Ches
Morse
Lawrence
Cape Elizabeth
Winslow
Mt. Desert Island
Belfast
Camden-Rockport
Hampden
Medomak Valley
Gardiner
Kennebunk
Mt. Blue
Nokomis
Rockland
Gorham
Winthrop
Bonny Eagle
Fort Kent
Portland
Deering
South Portland
Westbrook
Bangor
Cony
Brewer
Waterville
Edward Little
Lewiston
Rumford
Old Town
Sanford
Caribou
Biddeford
Orono
Traip
Mexico
Lincoln Academy
Falmouth
Dexter
Fryeburg
Telstar
John Bapst
Fort Fairfield
Greely
Mattanawcook
Hall-Dale
Wells
Lake Region
Wiscasset
Noble
Madison
Foxcroft
Greenville
Jay
York
Washburn
Joe Gerardi
Sonny Toussaint
Jay Chadbourne
Jim Stoddard
Toussaint
Capt
Wayne Roy
Mike Poulin
Tom Hiebert
Oxford
Hills
Larry Greer
Jeff Keveney
Bill Soule
Bob Tozier
Morse Shipbuilders
Rick Berryman
Berryman
Wehrwein
Mark Deraspe
Quinn
Deraspe
Tom Jones
Wiley
Bonney Eagle
Tim Kenney
Deccan
Bob Gills
Rams
Mark Wentzell
Mike St. Pierre
Jake Graves
Graves
Tom Getchell
Hackett
Piacentini
Fieldheim
Hall
Rand Edward Little
Barbeau Brunswick
Slovenski Lewiston
Beaugoin Brunswick
Landry Sanford
Sargent
Rand
Gagnon
Bosse
Sauber
Merrill
McGovern
Baillargeon
Dingledein
Milligan
Edmunds
Harrison
Shute
Gerow
J. Getchell
T. Getchell
Barlow
Gleason
Brewster
Paul
Bowen
Lax
Davis
Leighton
Daly
Lamkin
Cavallero
Jacobs
Sanborn
Higgins
Langella
St. Pierre
Richardson
Paradis
Cutter
B. Getchell
Brown
Tie Ried
Beal
T. Higgins
Dann
McIntyre
Waddle
Brun- Portland
Steve Graney
Steve Harvey
Graney
John Smith Ends Health Return Seals UCLA NCAA Title
John Smith led UCLA to the NCAA track title at Oregon with 10 points in the 400 meters and a 45.0 anchor leg on the winning relay. The meet at Hayward Field featured emerging stars like Burton of Purdue and Williams Woods as new Olympic contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
John
Smith
Southern Cal
Oregon
Transi
Inseendehnia
Delilhan
Ucla
Hayward Field
University of Oregon
Joe Lucas
Dave Wattle
al Schoferman
Randy Williams
Larry Burton
Warren Edmonson
Tom Woods
Burton
Purdue
Lucas
Williams
Woods
Oregon State
Cal
Clarence Johnson
Edmondson
California
Merritt College
Oakland
Wottle
Bowling Green
Schoterman
U.S
Munich
UTEP
Fred DeBernardi
Sundays Results and Upcoming Baseball Schedule
Weekend scores show Oakland and Cleveland split, Texas topped California, Kansas City swept Milwaukee, Detroit defeated Boston, Chicago edged Minnesota, New York beat Boston while losing to Texas. Monday slate includes several night games and Tuesday matchups across leagues. National League East standings list New York leading with 31 13, followed by Pittsburgh and Chicago. West shows Los Angeles atop with 28 18 and Cincinnati 27 18. Saturday results include New York, Cincinnati, Montreal, Los Angeles, Chicago, Pittsburgh wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Baltimore
Cleveland
California
Texas
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Boston
Detroit
Minnesota
Chicago
New York
Woodson
Altimore
McNally
Odom
Clevend
Perry
Houston
Atlanta
San Diego
San Francisco
Brooks
Associated Press
West
Pittsburgh
Ellis
Norman
Montreal
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Beech Ridge class race winners highlight night action
Ray Leach won the Class A 25 lap feature at Beech Ridge after four restarts. Homer Drew extended his Class B win streak to three features and three heats. Roger Hanscom took Class C in a four car wire to wire duel with Mal Graffam and Ken Lund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarborough
Ray Leach
Homer Drew
Roger Hanscom
Beech Ridge
Leach
Arundel
the Ridge
Drew
Raymond
Gorham
Mal Graffam
Saco
Ken Lund
Windham
Ken ‘Hamm
Pony Racing Moves to Buxton Sunday Meet
In New Gloucester a strong pony field closed the meet with Richard Flanagan's pony winning a double header. The Neutral pony racers begin next Sunday June 11 at Green Acres Raceway Buxton with a long run through August 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Gloucester
Richard Flanagan
Greenacres
Buxton
Baby Flame
G. Cunningham
Peanut Butter
R. Anderson
Candy
J. Malier
Whirlwin
H. Foster
R. Flanagan
D.H
Golden Dawn
Souliere
Fernwood Flame
Danny Boy
C. Douglas
Ronnie
G. Souliere
Nickie
Tiny Time
E. Dawley
Grand ‘Rapid
Grand Thon
Stormy Pride
D. Foster
Grand Action
R. Souliere
Miss Red Rose
T. Larose
Queenie Daye Wins Two Gold Medals in Maine Special Olympics
Queenie Daye of Saco captured two gold medals in Portland Maine Special Olympics for the 10-12 year old 50 yard dash in 7.6 seconds and the 500 yard dash in 48.6 seconds. Her double victory qualifies her for the World Special Olympic Games at UCLA in August. Bruce Levigne of Saco also earned a silver in the softball throw for 13-15 year olds, finishing second.
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Portland
Queenie Daye
Saco
Maine
Miss Daye
Walter Daye Jr
Ucla
Bruce Levigne
Petit-Guay Take Mix-Match Roll Off Win At Roll-A Way Lanes
Ralph Petit and Andy Guay combined a 1 032 total with a 45 pin handicap for a 1 077 total to win the Mix or Match five string handicap. They also captured team single with 231 in their second string. Jasper and Betty Cochrane finished second with 1 026. The 17 10 shot was missed by both members of the winning team.
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Ralph Petit
Andy Guay
Jasper
Betty Cochrane
Leclerc Killed in Car Crash Near Drummondville
Gilles Leclerc 25 a former hockey player with Canadian and U S teams died when his car overturned near Drummondville Quebec Sunday. He was from the area and the crash occurred about 73 miles northeast of Montreal.
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Leclerc
Drummdonville
Gilles Leclerc
U.S
Montreal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thornton Academy Trojany
Bowdoin
Boyadios
Moko Scott
Tom ‘Cleaves
Barney Herbert
Terra
Oreste Pick
King -Blackguard
Burbank Duchess
Scottish Glen
Virginia
Lest
Fussy
Gussie
Blandville
Glomar
Blue
Mountain Lusty
Wilder
Gay Grattan
Fairmeade A
Honest Frost
Portland and
Orone
Dick Charles
Thornton Cheverus
Ireland
Leclair
Parker
Payne
Gills
Makikne
Mt. Desert
Grudda
M. Poulin Lawrence
Matson
Ss. Poulin
Woodrow
Henry
Cooper
Boutet
Chadbourne
McGlothin
Grant
Gross
Camden- Rockport
Ames
Stufflebeam
Belanger
Soule
Harvey
Humphrey
Benoit
Roy
Millard
Durgin
Rice
Owens
Sanford Falmouth
Kimball
Yorke
Alley
Lincoln
Wheelock
Hall- Dale
Holland
Rattigan
Derasne
Wentzell
Lowell
Beckwith
Johnson
Burke
Berry
Nelson
Carswell
Stone
Hartford
Tanner
Googins
Hayes
Schmalz
Freeport
Junkins
Hughes
Maynard
Kenney
Treadwell
Nichols
Easter
Suddy
LaPointe
Tie Christy
Jackson
Loring
Callahan
Harrington
Orzalli
King
Gall
Levasseur
John Smith
George Babb
Babb
Dick Haskell
Butch Prout
Steve Brown
Ispringvale
Dick Wolstenhulme
Bob Babb
Maurice Tweedie
Forrest Boucher
Don Brown
East
Baldwin
Tweedie
Pete Peterson
Roger Han
Scam
Cliff Wescott
Pete McConnell
al Varney
Graffam
Art Jones
Mel Franck
Yarmouth
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