Belmont Stakes Showdown Draws Longshots For 1975 Run
Foolish Pleasure and Master Derby head the field for the 1975 Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park with seven challengers in the 1 1/2 mile race. Post time around 5:35 p.m. EDT CBS will televise. horses include Diabolo Avatar Prince Thou Art Singh Nalees Rialto Just the Time and Syllabus. Longshots have paid off in past Belmonts, offering value and surprise outcomes.
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Prince
Secretariat
Max Gluck
Jolly John
Thomas Nichols
Johnny Campo
Clithero Honored as Culver-Stockton Senior Athlete
Vandalia’s Monte Clithero received Culver-Stockton College’s W A Herington Award at a campus recognition night. The May graduate in history and political science will attend Missouri law school. He captained and was MVP of the baseball team, earned NAIA District honors, and belonged to Alpha Chi and Who’s Who.
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Davis Enjoys Part In Cardinal Victory
Davis starts for the St. Louis Cardinals in Houston and doubles in his first at bat. Forsch fires a two hit shutout and Ken Reitz drives in three with a three run homer as the Cards beat the Astros 6 0. Davis, newly traded from the Rangers, warms to NL play and denies past dressing room conflicts.
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Lou Brock
Reggie Smith
Cesar Cedeno
Rangers
Billy Martin
Orioles End Extra Inning Hex With 3 2 Win Over Royals
Earl Weaver hailed a long delayed extra inning win as Paul Blair drove in the decisive run in the 11th inning after Kansas City shortstop Fred Patek misplayed a bunt and a bases loaded walk set up Blair’s sacrifice fly. Baltimore, previously hitless in extras, moved to 3-2 in the ninth and tied the game in the eighth on Bumbry’s double. The Royals had taken an early lead on John Mayberry’s single and George Brett’s homer, with pitcher Paul Splittorff and Orioles’ Ross Grimsley both tossing long efforts through a rain delay.
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Marshall Back as Fine as Ever for Dodgers
AP Sports writer recounts Mike Marshall returning from a month off to pitch three innings in relief, allowing one hit, as Los Angeles Dodgers beat Philadelphia 3-2. Marshall says he felt as good as before and will be ready to pitch again. Also covers Braves, Mets, Reds, Cubs, Pirates, and Giants results.
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Mexico At Centralia For Legion Twin Bill
District Eight doubleheader Sunday as Mexico visits Centralia at 6 p.m. at city recreation park. Centralia, a new league entry, meets longtime Mexico with a 3-2 season record and a 3-0 lead from the previous meeting before rain halted Memorial Day play.
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Bad Henry ruins Ryan's bid for rare no-hitter night
Nolan Ryan fought through 5 2-3 innings as Henry Aaron ended a possible history making performance with a clean line drive through the infield. Ryan settled for a two hitter and the Angels defeated the Brewers 6-0. Stanton drove in four and homered twice as Detroit handled Oakland 11-2 in other AL action.
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No Surprises As College World Series Opens in Omaha
Arizona State defeated Fullerton State 5-2 behind Floyd Bannister’s 15 strikeouts as Texas edged Oklahoma 4-2 in a pitching heavy start. The night featured strong starts by Gideon for Texas and similar form from Oklahoma, but Texas and Arizona State stood out with solid pitching and hitting.
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MU's Smith to try for Pan American team
Missouri guard Willie Smith, a flashy junior, will participate in the Pan American basketball tryouts next week in Salt Lake City. He is among 50 invited players and seeks a spot on the squad.
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Pan Am Squad Trials Highlight Smith’s Pan American Hope
Dean Smith the North Carolina head coach and U S Olympic coach will oversee workouts as 6 2 guard Smith trials for Pan American and International Cup teams. The session aims to select players for both Pan Am and international competition.
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Track Crown Hovers Over Three Teams
USC UCLA and Texas-El Paso vie for the NCAA team track title after six events. USC leads potential finals with speed in sprints, UCLA relies on versatile field events, and UTEP hopes endurance from distance runners Wilson Waigwa and James Munyala plus supporting marks. Team standings show UTEP leading 29-19 with BYU, Washington State, Illinois, Northeastern, Eastern Michigan and Kansas tied for next.
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National League East games and standings summary
National League East results list Dodgers? No. includes San Francisco, Pittsburgh, St Louis, Houston, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Atlanta, New York, Montreal, Chicago, Cincinnati, San Diego with varied pitchers and outcomes. Sunday and Saturday games cited. standings show teams and records amid a sprawling box-score style report.
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Hockey and sports notes from multiple cities
Montgomery City forfeited to Mexico in Khoury League Intermediate Division. Philadelphia Flyers sign Mel Bridgman as a multi year NHL draft signee. Henry Boucha jumps from the Minnesota North Stars to the Minnesota Fighting Saints in the WHL. Spitz signs with CBS as a television commentator after seven Olympic golds.
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