Arts and Letters Beats Majestic Prince in Belmont Stakes
Rokeby Stables Arts and Letters defeated Majestic Prince by a neck in the Belmont Stakes as Majestic Prince failed to extend his unbeaten run and the Triple Crown bid. Trainers Elliott Burch and Johnny Longden weighed in on pace, distance, and Prince’s fall in the final stretch while Arcaro and Hartack offered critiques of strategy and form.
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Braulio Baeza
Majestic Prince
Bill Hartack
New York
Frank McMahon
Rokeby Stable
Arts and Letters
Elliott Burch
Prince
Bill
Longden
Hartack
Eddie Arcaro
Gallant Man
Burch
McMahon
Belmont Park
Golf Lesson Schedule At North Hills Municipal Course
Dr. John Mohr announced this week’s golf lessons at North Hills Municipal Course with 45 signed up. Remaining spots and next week’s schedule are open at the course golf shop for a $3 payment.
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North Hills Municipal Course
John Mohr
Mohr
James Lundy
Peg Elchynski
Elma Cole
Mark Raisley
Jim Daniels
Dorr Clark
Boys Baseball Signups Tonight For City League
The boys summer baseball program opens with signups tonight at 6 30. North of Main Street or Conelway School registrants go to Wright Street School 6 30 to 7 15, while those south of Main Street or from Columbus or Spring Creek attend Concord School 7 30 to 8 15. Games run Monday through Friday from 1 to 5 each afternoon.
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Conneaut beats Savings and Loan 6-0 in opener
Conneaut opens Legion season by trouncing Savings and Loan 6 to 0 at home on opening day. Dan Runyen pitched a no hitter and drove in eight in the first inning with a grand slam. Jerry Linden took the loss as Conneaut plated four runs in the first. Next, Savings and Loan plays Girard Fairview at Loveland Field Wednesday at 6 p.m.
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Jerry Linden
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Padres
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Giants
Richie Allen
Phillies
Willie Mays
Larry Dierker
Astros
Hank Aaron
Braves
Jerry May
Pirates
Jose Pagan
Milt Pappas
Orlando Cepeda
Joe Pepitone
Yesteryear
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Mantle
Burbach
Ed Hermann
Horace Clarke
Houk
Yankees
Mark Belanger
Seattle
Mike Cuellar
John Kennedy
Gerry McNertney
Ray Oyler
Steve Barber
Dick Simpson
Wyne Comer
Pilots
Baltimore
Expos End 20-Game Loss Streak With Dodgers Win
Gene Mauch moves to third base coach role and guides the Montreal Expos to a 4 3 victory over Los Angeles ending a 20 game losing streak. Jerry Robertson earned his first major league win, supported by Rusty Staub and Mack Jones homers.
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Preas
Gene Mauch
Montreal Expos
Mauch
Expos
Los Angeles
Tet
Jerry Robertson
Rusty Staub
Mack Jones
Philadelphia Phillies
Hit 500 For First Time Pitching Not Mickey Mantle Day
Yankees sweep two from the White Sox as Mel Stottlemyre fires a three hitter and Bill Burbach adds a six hitter. Mantle Day is honored, but Ralph Houk credits pitching for the wins as Seattle and other majors also feature key results.
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Preas
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Yankees
Seattle Pilots
Pilots
Mantle
Chicago White Sox
Ralph Houk
Houk
Mel Stottlemyre
Bill Burbach
Jim Palmer
Baltimore
Orioles
Jim Lonborg
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Minnesota
Cleveland
Californa
Oakland
Detroit
Stottlemyre
Keystones Games Rained Out. Phillies Sign No. 1 Draft Pick
Heavy rain halted the Keystones versus Sherman at 2 p.m. and canceled the Keystone Savings and Loan 4 p.m. game. The Keystones will practice at 5 p.m. tomorrow at St. Thomas Field and travel to Dunkirk and Jamestown next weekend. Philadelphia reports the Phillies signing their No. 1 draft choice.
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Keystone Savings and Loan
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Dunkirk
Jamestown
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Mickey Mantle Day: Yankees Retire No. 7 in Major Crowd
The New York Yankees honored Mickey Mantle with No. 7 retirement at a doubleheader in front of 60,098 fans, the largest attendance of the season. Mantle's career with 536 home runs and years of pain were core topics as Cooperstown awaited his Hall of Fame joinery.
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New York Yankees
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Mantle
Yankees
Mante
Baseball Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
N.Y
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Joe DiMaggio
Chicago White Sox
Ralph Holl
Cincinnati
Houk
Mickey
Torti Greenwade
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