Queen's Plate Preview Pits East West Ride for Woodbine Honor
The 109th Queen's Plate looms as a Canada wide head to head with Arctic Blizzard from the East and Merger from the West. Merger trains under Roy Johnson. Whistling Sea set Western banner in 1965. Rouletabille was disqualified in the Toronto Cup, Big Blunder claimed the win. Richard Grubb faces a potential 10 day suspension for riding errors.
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Vancouver
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Montreal
Big Blunder
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Merger May Be Good Bet In Queen's Plate Opinion
The writer backs Phelodie to beat Arctic Blizzard in the Queen's Plate after Phelodie placed third behind Rouletabille and Big Blunder. Seagram stable owner is noted, with historical success and a tease to back Merger and Archie Blizzard. The column ties horse racing bets to Saskatchewan football losses from the Grey Cup.
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Baseball Leaders And Standouts From The Major Leagues
The Associated Press lists top hitters and pitchers across the National and American Leagues. Highlights include Rose and Alou atop batting, Hart Mays and McCovey with home run totals, Perez Santo and Bench driving RBIs, and Selma Marichal Howard McLain leading pitching. Pacific Coast and International League results shown.
Two Catchers Power Indians Past Tigers 2-0
Cleveland used both Duke Sims and Jose Azcue as catchers with Azcue at the plate and Sims in left field. Sims doubled and scored on Azcue's single in the fifth and homered in the seventh to back Luis Tiant's four-hitter in a 2-0 victory over Detroit.
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Angels
Charlie Smith
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Players facing possible fines for Kennedy funeral turmoil
MLB players faced possible fines after scattered postponements tied to Sen. Robert F. Kennedy's funeral. Disputes led to resignations and threats of firings, with several clubs delaying or canceling games and some players skipping matchups.
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Houston
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Reds Reds split doubleheader in scorching Crosley Field heat
In 100 degree heat at Crosley Field the Reds and Cardinals split a doubleheader. Cincinnati trailed 6-0 in the nightcap but won 7-6 in 12 innings, while St. Louis’ 10-8 opener comeback featured a 10-run burst with two out in the fifth. Dodgers beat Phillies 4-3. Braves 4 Cubs 0. Giants sweep Mets 5-4 and 4-1. Pirates 3-1 over Astros.
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Gardner wins two golds at Alberta Junior Champs
Medicine Hat's Brian Gardner captured two gold medals at the Alberta Junior Track and Field Championships in Calgary on Saturday. He led the junior men's 100 yard dash in 10.1 seconds and also won the 220 yard sprint with a time of 23.2 seconds.
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