Court Rules Dancer's Image Won't Get Derby Purse
The Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled the 1968 Derby winner Dancer's Image does not receive the $122,600 first place prize. Howard Pass, who ran second, will receive the purse as the court upheld the Racing Commission's finding that phenylbutazone was present in a positive test. The case stems from a controversy that led to years of legal battles and escrow of funds.
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Glade Valley Farm
Mt. Pleasant
Howard Pass
Peter Fuller
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Racing Commission
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Henry Meigs
Smith
Fuller
Boston
Tam
Escrow
Tigers Crush White Sox 12-0 as Timmerman Shuts Them Out
Detroit pitcher Timmerman hurled a three hitter and Norm Cash with Ed Brinkman each drove in four as the Tigers routed Chicago 12-0 to snap the White Sox seven game win streak. Cash homered and drove in multiple runs, while Freehan and Brinkman added key RBIs in a 13 hit Tigers attack.
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Tom Tinemerman
Norm Cash
Ed Brinkman
Detroit Tigers
Chicago
White Sox
Ed Herrman
Jorge Orta
Bill Melton
Timmerman
Stan Bahnsen
Brinkman
Tigers
Bill Freehan
Cash
Rich Gossage
Knight Runners Remain Unbeaten in Dual Meet Rout
Middletown over Boonsboro 84 to 52 as Knights win most events. David Wise stakes triple wins in high jump long jump and triple jump while Randy Haupt takes two sprints. Several field marks and relay disqualifications noted. Middletown extends unbeaten streak to four dual meets despite missing top runners who joined the band.
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Knights
Boonsboro
David Wise
Randy Haupt
Pole Sault
Hannigan
Nasser
Marshal
Ryan
Shafer
Mb Simth
Zimmerman
P Pearl
Pryor
Bi Anders
Stevens Odm Pearl
Mp McKinney
Metz
FSK Thinclads Dominate Walkersville Invitational
Francis Scott Key dominates the Walkersville Wayne Zimmerman Memorial Invitational, scoring 234 points to win. Singanore places second with 125, Walkersville third with 67, North Carroll fourth with 54, and MSD fifth with 26, as FSK's Mitch Williams wins three events and five meet records are set.
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Wayne Zimmerman
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Mitch Williams
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Jack Weller
Guy Babylon
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Ron Morley
Monthrey
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Lancers
Tom Dorsey
Larry Pryor
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Ed Zimmerman
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Langanore
Dorsey Zimmerman Pooler
Francis Scom
Hey Ling
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Harshman
Orioles Explode To Bout Angels In 12-2 Romp
Baltimore opened a 5-0 lead and hammered 16 hits, eight in a seven run fifth inning, defeating the California Angels 12-2. Dave Johnson Boog Powell Brooks Robinson Paul Blair and Marx Belanger contributing multi RBI games as Jim Palmer won. Nolan Ryan struggled early before leaving after two innings. Tailback Tom Zipperly from Al tamonte Springs may boost South Carolina football next fall.
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CAP
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California Angels
Orioles
California
Mel Queen
Dave Johnson
Boog Powell
Brooks Robinson
Paul Blair
Marx Belanger
Jim Palmer
Angels
Jeff Torborg
Ken Berry
Powell
Nolan Ryan
Tom Murphy
Tom Zipperly
Altamonte Springs
Fla
South Carolina
Cumberland Valley Meet Tops Action in Martinsburg
The Cumberland Valley Athletic League meet at Martinsburg leads today with participants from Martinsburg Frederick North and South Hagerstown Allegany and Fort Hill. Brunswick visits Williamsport for the Bi-State Track meet. FCC travels to Prince George's in baseball.
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Martinsburg
Frederick
North
Hagerstown
Allegany
Fort Hill
Brunswick
Williamsport
FCC
Prince George’s
Owl Runners Hand Patriots First Dual Meet Loss
Westminster edged Thomas Johnson 72 to 69 in a tight dual meet Friday as the Patriots suffered their first defeat after five straight wins. TJ led in seven of 11 running events, with Dave Rohrer and Chuck Wills pacing the team, while Westminster dominated field events to clinch the victory.
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Patriots
Thomas Johnson
Westminster
Dave Rohrer
Chuck Wills
Rohrer
Jack Davis
Davis
Jessie Dorsey
Zack Jackson
Jim Bohn
Bohn
Clippers Top Swords Dramatic NHL Playoff Shootout
Baltimore Clippers rallied to beat the Cincinnati Swords 10-8 in a record-setting Calder Cup semi final game. Jim Bartlett registered a three-goal hat trick while Butch Deadmarsh scored twice for Cincinnati. John Gould opened for Baltimore, as the teams traded goals and the score broke the AML playoff scoring mark.
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Cincinnati Swords
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Butch Deadmarsh
Clippers
John Gould
Swords
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Quebec
Deadmarsh
Bob Rivard
Peter Downs
Brockton
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