Triple Crown Chart 1919 to 1968 Racing Highlights
Summary of horse racing figures and key wins from 1919 to 1968. Mentions Sir Barton, Belair Stud, Omaha, Belair, Preakness, Belmont, Derby results, notable horses like Carry Back and Sherlock, and riders Arcaro, Mehrtens, Hirsch. Notes historic Derby and Belmont records.
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Sir Barton
L.ross
John
Beleir Stud
Burgoo Kingsch
Eddie Arcaro
Ben A
Spi
Preakness, Bounding Home
Belmont
King Ranch
W. Mehrtens
Max Hirsch
Siow
SSH
Calumet Farm
Eadie Arcaro
Jimmy Jones
Tite Tam
Preakness
Cavan
Sherlock
Triple Crown Echoes Like Golf Grand Slam, Arcaro Says
Hall of Fame jockey Eddie Arcaro compares the Triple Crown to golf's Grand Slam, recounting wins on Whirlaway in 1941 and Citation in 1948. He discusses Belmont strategies, horse temperament, and the era’s tougher schedules, noting Northern Dancer's potential and Citation's Belmont chances.
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Eddie Arcaro
New York
NEA
Whirlaway
Citation
Bill
Hartack
America
England
Fabius
Magee Leads Thunderbird by One Stroke in Perth Amboy
Arnold Palmer extended his first round lead at the Thunderbird with a 66, 30-year-old Magee holding one stroke back. Ken Venturi and Gordon Rodgers followed at 67, with 43 players breaking par on a breezy Westchester course as 68s and 69s dotted the field.
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Associated Press
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Rye
N.Y
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Kel Nagle
Magee
Australia
Bob Goalby
Tony
Lerma
Bob Nichols
Harold
Ee Rae Rosburg
Pike
Julius Boros
Stalley
Bothy Nichols
Arnold Palmer
Toronto
Dick Ae i
Boi Aye
Gordon Jones
Cvon Yard Westchester Country Club
George Arch
Brue
Phil Rodgers
Ken Venturi
Jin Eaeeer
Jpeghauer
George Bayer
Venturi
Rodgers
Gardner Dickinson
Wiper
Berer Saasera
U.S
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Stetsith
Mason Rogsiphing
Arnold Fa
Fights Last Night In Oakland Bout Ends In Points
Luis Molina from Mexico dominated San Jose’s Tony Perez in a 10 round bout in Oakland with Molina winning on points. Perez failed to finish strong as Molina built a clear lead through early rounds and cruised to victory.
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Oakland
Calif
Luis Molina
San Jose
Tony Perez
Mexico
Tommies Lose 8-7 In 12th In Extra Inning Battle
Lexington defeats Thomasville 8 to 7 in 12 innings as Central Davidson graduate Roger Mayhew drives in the winning run. Thomasville led 7-5 entering the ninth before Lexington rallying to force extra innings. Ken Wagner's RBI triple in center sealed the win. Next up, Thomasville hosts Greensboro Cone on Saturday.
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Lexington
Roger Mayhew
Davidson
Thomasville
American Legion
Ken Wagner
Greensboro Cone
Koufax Fires No-Hitter. Joins Triple No-Hit Club
Dodgers ace Luis Koufax pitched a 30 victory over Philadelphia, adding a third no-hitter to majors history and matching Bob Feller as the only pitchers with three. Koufax revealed early missteps in his motion, correcting his rhythm after the long stretch of dominance.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Presse
Luis Koufax
Philadelphia
Bob Feller
Los Angeles Dodgers
Koufax
Cy’ Young
Phillies
Richie ‘Allen
Jim Gilliam
Machen to Leave for Sweden for July Fight
Eddie Machen will depart June 10 for Stockholm, Sweden, to face former champion Floyd Patterson on July 5. Manager Walter Minskoff announced the travel plan. Also noted: Jim Allen, baserunner, was caught stealing after walking on a 2 pitch in the fourth inning. Feller, tied for third no hitter, was in Cleveland as Indians hosted the White Sox.
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Eddie Machen
Stockaol
Sweden
Floyd Potters
Walter Minskoff
Allen
Jane Phillies
Richardson Pulls Five Hits As Yankees Triumph
In a busy American League slate, Richardson capped a five-hit performance flagging the pace with five singles as the Yankees outlasted Minnesota 9-5. Koufax won his 99th, fanning 12 as he tied the record for most strikeouts in a season. Other NL scores included Pittsburgh over San Francisco 4-2 and Chicago defeating St Louis 2-1.
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Associated Press
Bobby Richardson
Jess
Richardson
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore Kan
New York Yankees
Richard
Feller
Indians
White Sox
Minnesota
Ardson
Pittsburgh
Sam
Francisco
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Mine Bossier
New York Dig
Koufax
Phillies
Rube Waddell Richardson
Frank Howard
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Houston
New York
Ting
Yankees
Joe Pepitone
Roger Maris
Pepitone
Maris
Pete Mikkelsen
Ray Herbert
Frank Kreutzer
Kreutzer
Herbert
al Weis
Floyd Robinson
Dick Orinege
Janssen Tops International Blue Marlin Tourney Standings
Jon Janssen Sr. of Longport NJ moved into lead with 600 points after catching his second marlin in the four day event. On day three seven marlins were beaten or released as Gov Terry Sanford of North Carolina and John Connally of Texas, guests of Sanford, fared with a 25 pound dolphin each but no marlins. William Fletcher of Easton MD held second with 462 points after a 369 44 pound marlin on 60 pound test. Poli Sheanhen of Bethesda MD stood third with 450 points. Final day offers another chance at honors.
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N.C
Jon Janssen Sr
Longpart
William Fletcher
Easton
Poli Sheanhen
Bethesda
Burlington Throwing vs Silver Craft game summary
In the National League-Industrial league Burlington Throwing lost to Silver Craft 4 to 7. Pitchers named Miles and Teague are noted with various incomplete box score figures and innings totals.
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National League—Industrial
Burlington
Silver Craft
W.P
Miles L.P
Teague
Globe
Fire Dept
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