Post Position Entry for Race Odds and Distances
The entry lists Sham Deadly Drea Secretariat Our Native Ecole Etage Turcotte sumfield Feliciano Cusimano with a distance of 1316 miles and a race time of 540 PM EDT. The format resembles a race card noting horses jockeys and travel distance.
Minty odds slim in MAC mile duel with Wottle
Realistic Gordon Minty a two time national champion from Eastern Michigan faces Olympian Dave Wottle in a classic MAC mile. Minty seeks a rare triple in the mile three mile and six mile events at Bowling Green. He won the six mile Friday but failed to break the MAC record and plans to press the pace early to counter Wottle. Eastern Michigan and Miami Ohio led the team standings after day one with 32 points. Bowling Green stood third with 26.
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Bowling’ Green
Ohio
Gordon Minty
Dave Wottle
Eastern Michigan
Minty
Leicester
Mass
Bowling Green
Wottle
Hurons
Miami
Kent State
Western Michigan
Ohio University
Central Michigan
Toledo
Anthony Nelson
Greg Maul
Sprint record on tap at Bakersfield Track Classic
Steve Williams aims to prove his best race is the 220 yard dash at the Bakersfield Track Classic where he seeks a world leading time. Danie Malan faces Rick Wohlhuter while Marty Liquori competes in the half mile as Al Feuerbach and Ralph Mann headline field ahead of the AAU national meet in June.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Steve Williams
South Africa
Danie Malan
Uss
Rick Wohlhuter
Marty
Liquori
Wohlhuter
al Feuerbach
Ralph Mann
Chicago
Glenn Beckett
Philadelphia
Ferguson Jenkins
Phils
Larry Bowa
Beckert
Augie Donatelli
San Francisco
Tommy Holmes
Joe DiMaggio
Great Britain Falls to West Germany in Davis Cup opener
In Munich on Friday, heavy favorites Great Britain fell 2-0 to West Germany as Jurgen Fassbender beat Mark Cox 6-3 6-4 1-6 9-7 and Karl Meijer defeated Roger Taylor 6-3 6-4 6-4.
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Associated Press
Great Britain
West Germany
Munich
Jurgen Fassbender
Mark Cox
Karl Meijer
Roger Taylor
Italy
Bulgaria
France
Norway
Netherlands
Romania
Cairo
Egypt
Banstad
Sweden
Budapest
Hungary
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
World Cup Wrestling Meet At University Of Toledo
Wrestlers from four nations meet at the University of Toledo for the World Cup of Amateur Wrestling. Russia leads with three golds and two silvers, the United States has one gold and one silver, Japan has a silver winner, and Canada competes. The event honors federation president Milan Ercegan of Yugoslavia with IAWF and AAU sponsorship.
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Toledo, Ohio
University of Toledo
United States
Japan
Canada
Russia
International Amateur Wrestling Federation
The
Amateur Athletic Union of the
Milan Ercegan
Yugoslavia
Federation
Athletics use Hal McRae as designated hitter for pitchers
Hal McRae is used by Kansas City as a designated hitter for pitchers. McRae previously hit well in two World Series for Cincinnati.
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Kansas City Athletics
Hal McRae
McRae
Cincinnati
Preakness Stakes Honors Woodlawn Vase History
The Preakness Stakes marks its 98th running in Baltimore with the Woodlawn vase as the historic trophy. Tiffany and Co. created the vase in 1860. it may be worth $500,000 and has been a fixture since 1917, while favorites Secretariat and Sham are tipped to contend in a race linked to a storied past.
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Baltimore
Woodlawn
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
William S. Farish III
Bee Bee Bee
Meadow Stable
Secretariat
Sports Report Saturday May 19 197
Brief sports recap listing results and highlights from local teams with scores and standout players noted for the day. Includes mentions of senior showcases and upcoming schedules.
Tigers back Boston prescription as Sox fall to Detroit
Detroit beat Boston 5-4 for the seventh time in 1973 meetings while the White Sox lose to Minnesota 3-0 and the Yankees stumble against Milwaukee 6-5. Oakland edged Kansas City 5-4, Baltimore beat Cleveland 6-2, and California routed Texas 7-1. Hefner Wilson?
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Herschel Nissenson
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
White Sox
Jim Kaat
Minnesota Twins
Yankees
Milwaukee
Brewers
Sparky Lyle
Tigers
Red Sox
Oakland A’s
Kansas City Royals
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
California Angels
Texas Rangers
Houston
San Francisco
Cincinnati
San Diego
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Minnesota
Kaat
Twins
Rich Gossage
George Mitterwald
Jim Holt
Sin
Curtis Impresses Browns At Rookie Camp
Cincinnati Bengals No. 1 draft pick Isaac Curtis drew rave reviews from head coach Paul Brown at rookie camp. Brown compared Curtis to NFL All-Pro end Paul Warfield, praising his speed and potential as a standout prospect from San Diego State.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Isaac Curtis
Cincinnati Bengals
Paul Brown
Curtis
Paul Warfield
Warfield
Brown
San Diego State
Baseball standings and results in the American League
The American League standings show Detroit and Milwaukee tied at 18 17, with New York 16 18 and Boston 14 18 trailing. Friday results list Milwaukee 6 New York 5 and Detroit 5 Boston 4, along with Baltimore 6 Cleveland 2 and Minnesota 3 Chicago 0.
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Baltimore
Milwaukee
New York
Boston
Cleveland
West Chicago
California
Kansas City
Oakland
Minnesota
Texas
Detroit
Chicago
Blyleven
Aft
Bahnsen
Coleman
Bell
Drago
Brave
Peterson
Wilcox
Lee
Alexander
Hand
Ryan
Asi
Chicago New York
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Francisco
Houston
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Diego
Gibson
Moore
Briles
Matlack
Hooton
Bonham
Brett
Lonborg
John
Kilkenny May Hang Up Spikes After Indians Release
Mike Kilkenny, a pitcher waived by the Cleveland Indians, reportedly plans to retire unless he signs with another organization. Kilkenny has refused to report to the Indians Triple A affiliate in Oklahoma City, though he hinted he would join another minor league club if possible. General Manager Phil Seghi said he would try to place him elsewhere but has not succeeded.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Indians
Mike Kilkenny
Phil Seghi
Kilkenny
Indians
Oklahoma City
Seghi
Mike
Reds edge Padres in chaotic 5-4 victory
Reds win 5-4 over Padres as outfield miscues stack up. Joe Morgan hits inside the park two-run homer after a fifth inning collision between Clarence Gaston and John Grubb. Bill Greif shaken after the misplays. Jack Billingham notched his seventh win aided by six Reds doubles. Richie Scheinblum rushed two key plays including robbing Nate Colbert of extra bases.
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SAN Diego
Ehnandz
Ars Grubb
Lee
Colbert
Gaston
Morales
Kendall
Campbell
Hilton
Marshall
Kirby
Greif
Troedson
Dthomas
Cincinnati
BI Rose Morgan
Tolan
Bench
Tperez
Schnbim
Geronimo
Concepcn
Menke
Billinghm
Morgan
B—Morgan
Scheimbim
Rose
T.perez
D.thomas
Hr—Morgan
S—Billingham
OP -H
RER
Billingham Billingham
Larry Hisle
Tony Oliva
White Sox
Chuck Tanner
Dave May
Milwaukee
New York
Yankees
Ron Blomberg
Jim Ray Hart
Detroit
Mickey Stanley
Jim Northrup
Boston
Carlton Fisk
Red Sox
Padres
Bill Greif
Clarence Gaston
John Grubb
Joe Morgan
Grubb
Reds
Don Zimmer
Johnny Bench
Billingham
Jim Merritt
San Francisco
Richie Scheinblum
Nate Colbert
Steve Carlton Wins 1973 Wanamaker Award
Philadelphia star pitcher Steve Carlton of the Phillies is named the Wanamaker Award winner for 1973, an honor given to the athlete who reflects greatest credit on Philadelphia and his team.
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Philadelphia
Steve Carlton
Philadelphia Phillies
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