First Rechtoholen Penny Peanut and Other Races at Shenandoah Downs
Race card note lists horses such as Rechtoholen Penny Peanut Scandalee and Shenandoah Downs 380 2402 20 280 240 380 with entries Proud John Hungarian Active Cired and other figures and times from a racing program.
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Proud John
Espinosa
Cired
Sam
Syracuse Players Return To Start 1970 Season
Syracuse University football moved toward the 1970 campaign as eight black players returned after missing a morning deadline, ending a week of protests. The group included leading ground gainers Al Newton and Greg Allen, with Allen also handling kickoff and punt returns. The players had alleged coaching discrimination and had staged a non-violent boycott to expose racism on the team.
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Syracuse
Syracuse University
Athettes
al Newton
Greg Allen
Allen
Ben Schwartzwalder
Americans Dominate World University Games in Turin
Americans swept all five gold medals on day three, bringing their total to 13 at the Turin World University Games. Lynn Golella won the women's 100m butterfly, Mitch Ivey took the 100m backstroke, Evelyn Kessner claimed the women's 400m free, Steve Power upset Rick Colella in the 400m medley, and the 400m free relay team of Slavens, McConica, O Malley and Heck completed the sweep. Britain and West Germany won bronzes, with Canada also earning medals.
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Turin
Italy
Soviet Union
Britain
West Germany
Canada
Lynn Golella
Seattle
Mitch Ivey
Long Beach State University
Evelyn Kessner
Sacramento State University
Steve Power
University of Washington
Rick Colella
Don Slavens
James McConica
Dave O’malley
Frank Heck
Lynn Colella
Mirjana Segrt
Yugoslavia
Segrt
Amercan
Ivey
Charles Campbell
Princeton
Pirates Lose Top Pitcher Dock Ellis Injury Stuns Pirates
Pittsburgh Pirates right hander Dock Ellis, leader with a 12-9 mark, may be out for the season with an elbow injury after returning from the West Coast for exam. He will not rejoin the club on the remainder of the trip.
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Dock Ellis
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Pirates
Rams Aim to Improve Under Coach Allen in 1970
Los Angeles Rams head coach George Allen, after a 1969 season ending with a 23 20 loss to Minnesota in the Western Conference final, seeks better quarterback play, a stronger running game, and improved defense. Roman Gabriel leads the offense with 24 TDs and 217 completions, while Larry Smith and Les Josephson share rushing duties as Maxie Baughan returns at linebacker.
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George Allen
Los Angeles Rams
Minnesota
Vikings
Rams
Allen
Merlin Olgen
Senti
Ments
Ram
NFL
Roman Gabriel
Big Cube
Gabriel
Larry Smith
Les Josephson
Josie
Jack Snow
Bob Klein
Bill Truax
Notre Dame
Jim Seymour
Maxie Baughan
Major League Roundup Yanks Down Twins Twice
New York tops Minnesota 2-1 in the nightcap on a ninth inning run by Bobby Murcer after a wild pitch, completing a doubleheader sweep. Fritz Peterson, Mike Kekich earned wins as the Yanks trim the Twins and tighten AL West. Marcus Caused by wild pitch and errors priced, in Houston lefty Wade Blasingame beats the Mets 2-1. Boots Day drives 10th inning winner for Expos over Reds 4-3 as Montreal climbs. Cleveland rookie Rich Hand hurls a one-hitter in a 5-1 win over California after a split doubleheader. Larry Bowa sparks Phillies with three stolen bases in a 5-2 win over Atlanta. Cecil Travis, 56, a former Senators player, now runs a 250-acre farm in Riverdale, Ga.
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NEW York
Bobby Murcer
Ron Perranoski
New York Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Yankees
Fritz Peterson
Twins
California
Angels
Cleveland
Mike Kekich
Murcer
Rich Reese
Ron Woods
Danny Cater
Thurman Munson
Cater
Houston
Wade Blasingame
Houston Astros
Mets
Blasingame
Tom Seaver
Donn Clendenon
Ron Swoboda
Cesar Cedeno
Joe Foy
Jesus Alou
Cedeno
Joe Morgan
Montreal Expos
Cincinnati Reds
Mack Jones
Montreal
Wayne Granger
Jim Fairey
Day
Bobby Tolan
Bill Stoneman
Reds
Bob Bailey
Expos
Rusty Staub
Jim Gosger
Rich Hand
Roger Re‘per
Cleveland Indians
Minnesota
Sandy Alamor
Repez
Jim Fregos
Dennis Higgins
Dean Chance
Hand
Jack Heidemann
Indians
Tom Murphy
Eddie Leon
Ted Uhlaender
Hendemann
Philadelphia Phillies
Atlanta Braves
Phills
Deron Johnson
John Briggs
Don Money
Jim Nash
Braves
Chris Short
Orlando Cepeda
Clete Boyer
Bowa
Historic Major League Baseball Scores And Matchups
A recap of MLB results lists games across multiple cities with scores and notable pitchers. Matchups include Boston over Chicago 5-4, Washington 2-1 over Kansas City, California 3-1 over Oakland, and Detroit 2 over New York 6. Also noted are Boston at Chicago and Oakland at Detroit, plus several late games featuring New York, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Montreal, and others with various pitchers and records.
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Boston
Chicago
Washington
Kan City
California
Cleveland
Oakland
Detroit
New York
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Koonce
Johnson
Segui
Cain
Garrett
McDowell
Bolin
McNally
Zepp
Stottlemyre
San Diego
Houston
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Montreal
Cincinnati
Cloninger
Morton
Stone
Wise
Gentry
Billingham
Loui
Bertaiia
Foster
Blass
Pitlock
Maryland Fishing Report Highlights Statewide Angling
The state fishing report covers freshwater and saltwater conditions for Maryland. Western streams are fair with slow bass action. Baltimore area reservoirs yield strong smallmouth bass and bluegill, while Potomac streams vary from clear to cloudy. Southern and Eastern Shore waters show improving bass, bluegill, rock, and canal fish, with offshore trips reporting marlin, dolphin, wahoo, and snapper blues near Ocean City.
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Fish and Wildlife Administration
Maryland
Deep Creek Lake
Potomac
Baltimore City
Loch Raven
Liberty
Prettyboy
Beckleysville Bridge
Wheatley Lake
Myrtle Grove
Urieville
Wye Mills
Unicorn
Smithsville Pond
Higens Mill Pond
Crisfield
Tanier Sound
Tangier Sound
Chesapeake Bay
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Sandy Island Cove
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Wayne and Campbell Set for All American Little League Final
Wayne New Jersey star Steve ONeil will pitch in the final after a 10-0 opener with 13 strikeouts against Valley Field. Campbell New Jersey pitcher Tom Davis will start, having fanned 15 in an eight inning win over Nashville. Wayne posted 14 hits in semifinal 4-0 win over Highland.
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Japan
Taiwan
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