Dancers Image Faces Forward Pass In Preakness At Pimlico
The 93rd Preakness at Pimlico features Dancer's Image and Calumet Farm's Forward Pass as prime rivals after Derby controversy. Jig Time Mar tins Jig Nodouble Out of the Way Ringmaster Sir Beau And Tommy also run in the 10 three year olds field with post time set for 5 30 p m EDT and CBS coverage.
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Biddeford High Produces 29 Athletes Accepted at 20 Colleges
Biddeford High School reports 29 senior athletes accepted at 20 colleges from Maine to Colorado. Scholarships range from 400 to 3000 dollars with some securing full athletic rides. Guidance Director Harold L. Pinansky and Athletic Director David Redmond lead the effort as students in football, basketball, track, gymnastics, cross country, and baseball move on to higher education.
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Biddeford High School
Maine
Fort Kent State
Colorado State
University of Tampa
Florida
Tiger
Biddeford
Harold L. Pinansky
David Redmond
University of Maine
Louis Truman
Norman Beaulieu
Michael Bon
Aroostook State
Maine Maritime Academy
Royal Goulet
Roger Bilodeau
Boston University
Roger Swanton
Gorham State College
Farmington State College
Deidre Berry
Gorham State
Cynthia Pouravelis
Michael Miniutti
Colby
Richard White
Culver- Stockton College
Steven Goulet
Roger Beaulieu
Northeastern State
Wichita State University
Mark Harriman
Husson College
Peter Langevin
Wichita State
Northeastern State College
John Baiguy
Maine Maritime
Michael Lamb
Richard Marquis
Robert Nava
Culver-Stockton College
William Nicholas
Southern Maine Vocational Technical Institute
Stanley Doran
James Guillory
Raymond Neault
Aroostook State College
Donald Rochefort
St. Francis College
University of Houston
Raymond Wynne
Rene Saucier
Bernard Binette
Howard Wemyss
Colorado State University
Ann Tousignant
Connecticut College
Biddeford High
Bangor High
Bowdoin College
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St. Louis
Davemond
Art Descoteaux
Portland
Expo
Westbrook
Winthrop Houghton
Joseph Plamondon
Beaulieu
South Portland
Biddeford Nine
Mike Lamb
Mike Bon
Steve Goulet
Mike Miniutti
Pete Langevin
Red Sox Ship Wyatt to Yankees After Win Over Yankees
Boston trades veteran reliever John Wyatt to New York for an undisclosed cash amount after a 6-4 win over the Yankees. Wyatt had a 10-7 mark this year and a 2.61 ERA, with history of friction with manager Dick Williams.
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John Wyatt
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Wyatt
Yanks
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Red Sox
Lee Stange
Sparky Lyle
Bill Landis
Gary Bell
Ray Culp
Dick Williams
Jim Lonborg
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Williams
LS Williams
New York
Bill Monbouquette
Babe Ruth Tryouts Set For Saco
Babe Ruth baseball tryouts for boys aged 13 to 15 will be held Sunday at Thornton Academy field at 1 30 p m. Applicants must present birth certificates according to officials.
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White Sox blank Oakland 1-0 in Horlen gem
Joe Horlen pitched 10 innings allowing four hits to blank the Athletics as Chicago outlasted Oakland 1-0 despite Jim Nash holding them to three hits. Jim Northrup belted a ninth inning grand slam to lift Detroit 7-3 over Washington.
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Trotters and Pacers at Cumberland Fair Official Entries
Racing card lists 10 harness events with pace and trot races across each heat. Compiled entries include drivers such as Lanpher Norton Fitch McKenney Parker Richards and horses like Comet Direct Flight Bonnie Valley Flight Abbe and Main Reason. Event times show post time at 7 30 with purses ranging from 500 to 1000 dollars across races One through Ten.
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Pace
Texas Way
R. Lanpher
Splicator
L. Norton Golden
Joe F. Smith
Smithee
W. Miller
J. Winters
Rebel Prince
H. Richards
Greentree
Otecas
J. 'Keane
Rickie Star
G. Fitch
Willpower
L. Fitch
E McKenney
D Richards
D. Richards
J. Gerry Top Lee
R. Wing
Moraka
Parker
Miss Bertie Lou
L. Norton
A. Nason
Mims Mark
R. Fenno
Marcon Mars
R. Hafford
Chet Adios
N. Murrary
Shadydale Able
H. McKenney Royalizer
F. Colbath
Borderview
Nick
F. Hall, Jr
Dave Dillon
J. Campbell
F. Parker Dillon
Purdue
R. Wing Jr
High Street
Jeff
F. Pike
Caress
R. Gartley
Moko Scott
Sunny Arden
Roe
Susan Star
F. Hall
Melvin Creed
L. Norton Dellmor
B. Whelan
Treasure Killean
Apostalakes
Trudy Gent
F. Parker
Quick Knight
B. Pike
Eolas Deb
B. Smith
Garys Pal
Scotch Rockate
K. Gagne
Topaz Pete
C. Gordon
Frisky
Race Day Results From City Track Meet
First race winner Equity paid 3.40 with place and show bets listed. Second race Steady Han won with 14.20 payout and multiple contenders noted. Third race L Layne Adios led with 6.60 prize, City Hall and Borderview Canuck also named. Fourth race Prima Di topped with 5.60, Electric paid 10.60 for runner up. Fifth race Lena Faber won at 8.40 with Monmouth and Valley Home among other contenders.
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Flash
Knight’s Kim
Our Jewel
Shadydale Mimic
Laird Mac
Johnny Queen
Prince Peter
Steady Hanover
Chanee
Miss Mr. Hope
Lena Faber
Monmouth
Valley Home
Lisa Medium
Highley’s Way
Seder Song
Ucation
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Valley Flash
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Our Last Yankee
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Hedge Apple Jeff
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Golden Eureka
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Small Star
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Boston Red Sox beat Yankees to extend win streak to six
In a high pace battle at Fenway Park the Red Sox rallied from a 2-0 deficit scoring twice in the eighth inning to top the Yankees 4 to 2. George Scott and Jerry Adair drove key runs as Rico Petrocelli and Harrelson added insurance in the late rally. Sparky Lyle earned the win while Bill Monbouquette took the loss.
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Ken Harrelson
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Fred Talbot
Early Baseball Standings and Results Snapshot
A mixed league update shows AL leaders Detroit Baltimore and Cleveland lead in wins. Friday results include Boston over New York and Detroit over Washington, with California Minnesota rain postponement. NL notes St Louis and San Francisco atop standings with multiple day games listed.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Powerled by F Howard
The season's batting leader in at bats is Frank Howard of Washington with .336. Carl Yastrzemski leads Boston with 315 hits. Bob Allison and Brooks Robinson pace runs with 21 each, while Harmon Killebrew has 21 RBIs. Frank Howard also leads home runs with 15, Campaneris steals 16, and three players tie for triples at 4.
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Steve Libby Hurls No-Hitter For Wells Win
Steve Libby threw a no hit no run game as Wells defeated St Anthony's School of Kennebunkport 4 to 0. Wells broke the game open in the sixth with four runs and Libby contributed a key three run homer or hit while Litchfield scored on an error and Wentzel doubled. St Anthony's remains winless in two seasons.
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St. Anthony’s
Kennebunkport
Wells
Warriors
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Steve Glenville
Bill Litchfield
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Karulikas
Klemas
Pitching Decisions and Batting Totals Slashed Across Leagues
Baseball statistics from the period show John Wardens Det and Perranoski of Minnesota with 30 games pitched and multiple strikeout leaders including McDowell Cleveland with 78 and Tiant Cleveland with 60. Rose Cincinnati hits 50 in at bats and 24 runs, Clemente Pittsburgh four triples, Aaron Atlanta nine home runs, and programs tally numerous leaders across teams.
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