Drugged Derby Winner Dancer's Image Faces Hearing
Louisville AP report details the 1968 Kentucky Derby controversy as Dancer's Image faces stewards after phenylbutazone is found in a urine sample. The hearing will determine who trained and owned the horse, with Forward Pass owner and team awaiting results. Churchill Downs later recognizes Forward Pass as the Derby winner, pending final ruling.
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St Louis Defeats Tigers In League Play
St Louis High defeated Biddeford 6 to 2 at Waterhouse Field as Guy Laliberte struck out 19 Tigers and held them to two hits. Ron Cote stole five bases and drove in two. Dutremble and Miniutti contributed key plays for Biddeford. Laliberte pitched nine innings for the win, Eon took the loss.
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Harvard Opens New England Tennis Title Bid at Amherst
Harvard, led by 1967 singles runnerup John Levin and doubles partner Rocky Jarvis, seeks to reclaim the New England intercollegiate title on Amherst's synthetic clay Courts. Williams defends, but Amherst dethroned Little Three champ this season. other contenders include Dartmouth Holy Cross Yale Wesleyan MIT and Springfield.
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Major League Leaders Highlights from Both Leagues
The Associated Press lists leaders in batting runs and RBIs in the American and National Leagues. Key figures include Rod Carew and Harmon Killebrew of Minnesota, Rose and Flood of Cincinnati, McCovey of San Francisco, and pitchers with 2 decisions such as Reed and Regan. The data covers batting averages, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and strikeouts.
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Race results from eight harness races with payouts
First race Tarrs Dream wins with 6.00 5.60 2.80 payouts, other placers Prince Peter Lakeside Teddy. Second race Miss Mr Hope leads with 24.00 6.80 4.00, Bud Abbe second. Third race deadheat Gemma Pick and Shadydale Precise share top spots, Miss Amy Martin third. Fourth race Success Kenny wins with 7.40 4.40 2.80, Don way second. Fifth race Texas Way takes 7.20 3.20 2.60, Rolton Gallon second. Sixth race Sandrift wins with 5.60 3.40 2.60, Pearl s Knight second. Seventh race B s Baby wins with 7.80 3.00 2.60, Postakillaulla second. Eighth race Speers Direct listed as winner.
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Horse Race Card Shows Payouts and Races
A historical racing page lists payouts for multiple horses including Black Dazzle and Rusty Roy al in the ninth race and notes Daily Double 7 and 5 paid 123.80. Quinielas for seventh, eighth, and ninth races show 8.20, 26.60, and 12.40 respectively with several named horses and handlers.
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Baseball scores and upcoming games from Thursday through Sunday
Major league results show Los Angeles defeating Chicago 6 0 and Houston beating San Francisco 5 3. Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 7 3 while Atlanta topped Pittsburgh 4 2. Remaining games include New York at Chicago and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh among today’s schedule with Saturday and Sunday matchups listed.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Report
The standings show Detroit at 16 9 .640 and Minnesota 14 12 .538 with Chicago 15 3 48% and California 12 13 .480. Results include Washington 3, Boston 1. Chicago 4, Oakland 2. Minnesota 4, California 3 in 10 innings. Upcoming games list Minnesota at California 2 twi-night, Chicago at Oakland, Detroit at Washington, Cleveland at Baltimore, Boston at New York and others.
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Beech Ridge Pit Roster Highlights Local Drivers
SCARBOROUGH Beech Ridge Speedway posts a Mother's Day program with Biddeford and Saco drivers forming the largest pit roster this season. Maurice Tweedie leads a Saco Biddeford contingent in a 50 lap Class A, 35 lap bomber, and 25 lap C class features at 2 p.m. Hank Lalumiere flags the six heats two consolations and three features with rain date May 19.
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Dodgers blank Cubs behind Singer's strong pitching
Bill Singer of the Dodgers held the Chicago Cubs to three hits as Los Angeles cruised 6-0. Johnny Callison of the Phillies doubled, tripled and homered, driving in four in a 7-3 win over Cincinnati.
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Montreal 4 Saint Louis 3 in OT to lead series
Montreal defeated St Louis 4 to 3 in overtime to take a 3 0 lead in the best of seven. No game scheduled Saturday. Sunday schedule shows St Louis at Montreal with no other games listed.
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Fights Last Night In Portland Duel Ends Draw
In Portland Maine Jerry Graci from Arlington Massachusetts and Mike Cruz from New York City fought to a draw after a bout where both men weighed in at 142 and 135 pounds respectively.
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