Horton Back In The Groove In Tigers Win At Comiskey Park
Willie Horton returned to action with Detroit at Chicago, delivering a four-run first inning on a double and scoring the deciding run in the sixth as the Tigers beat the White Sox 7 6. Horton’s return follows his midgame walkout last week, for which he was fined and later apologized.
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Majestic Prince May Try For Triple Crown After All
New reports say Majestic Prince, Derby and Preakness winner, may enter the Belmont Stakes to chase racing's Triple Crown. Owner Frank McMahon had earlier hinted the colt would skip Belmont but comments from Palm Beach suggest a potential run if the horse is ready. Trainer Johnny Longden and others weighed the decision amid weight concerns and rest needs. The Belmont, at 1 1/2 miles, would renew the Arts and Letters rivalry after a Derby and Preakness win for Majestic Prince.
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Scarborough Downs Official Entries and Race Card Summary
Race list from Scarborough Downs presents Race One post times and pacing entries including Uhlan H N Murray alongside Justaplain Candy and Adios Leff. Race Two features Saar 650 Topaz Pete and Eauity No Secretary with Tahoe and Grants Anne among entrants. Race Three trotting includes Lefty Dares Ridgeway Flash and Ridgeview Lady. further races list Lady 0 Ole Swede and Snappers Knight among pacing fields with Barbender and Kitty Knight in Race Five.
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Young Redskins Triumph Over Burns 9-7 in Local Game
Sanford Junior High School edged Burns School 9-7 in an area grammar school league baseball clash at Saco Memorial Field. Burns collected eight hits but could not halt the surge. Mike Brennick and Ral Neff led Burns with three hits apiece, Brennick driving in three runs and Neff two. Jon Mistos took the loss for Burns. The page also notes Little League practice for Journal team of West Biddeford and a brief sports item from Hinsdale Raceways.
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Standings and results from baseball and hockey leagues
North American sports table shows team records, winning percentages, and games back across divisions. Scheduled games include New York at Atlanta Philadelphia at Cincinnati Montreal at Houston Pittsburgh at San Diego Chicago at Los Angeles St Louis at San Francisco with prior results listing Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 0 Houston 5 Montreal 0 Pittsburgh 6 San Diego 3 Chicago 7 Los Angeles 0 and St Louis 3 San Francisco 0.
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Kenny Holtzman Dominates Dodgers In Cubs 7-0 Win
Kenny Holtzman pitched the Chicago Cubs to a 7-0 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers, improving to 7-1 with a third straight shutout. The lefty, once delayed by Army service, now anchors a Cubs rotation in a season that recalls his 1967 form as Cubs surge. Dodgers struggle as Franks, Gibson, and other NL hurlers are stifled by Holtzman’s blazing fastball and control, while Chicago’s offense supports him with timely hits and defensive plays.
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Cloninger Leads Reds Past Phillies 4-0 On Shutout Pitching
Tony Cloninger of Cincinnati allowed only a double and a bunt single, held Philadelphia scoreless, and led a 4-0 win as he worked through the game without a runner reaching third base. Mike Epstein of the Senators belted a two run homer in the eighth to rally Washington to a 6-5 comeback victory over Seattle after being retired the first three times at bat.
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Bill Mazeroski
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Fights Last Night In Miami Beach and London Bouts
Mixed boxing results from last night show Al Jones of Miami defeating Cleveland Williams in a non title bout in Miami Beach. A London hosted match featured Johnny Fa mechon of Australia stopping Jimmy Anderson in a non title contest.
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Lonborg Tests Right Arm In Night Doubleheader
Boston resumes Lonborg back on mound in a twi night doubleheader with the Angels after rain postponed. Siebert starts for Boston, McGlothlin to face May for L.A. Lonborg seeks 5 6 innings without arm pain as Boston remains in AL East contention.
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Major League Leaders and Results Mentioned
Major League Leaders include batting leaders Carew and Blair with 51 hits each and .377 batting for Carew. Pitching leaders list Culp and Jenkins with strikeout tallies. Westbury race result notes Rum Customer as No 1 ice for Realization Pace at Roosevelt Raceway with Billy Haughton to drive the 4 year old.
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Japan to stage eight day meet for 1972 Winter Games
Tokyo reports the Japan Olympic Committee will hold an eight day international meet from February 7 1971 in Sapporo to test venues for the 1972 Winter Olympics. About 80 foreign athletes are to be invited to the Sapporo Winter Yen event to assess conditions at Olympic sites.
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