Majestic Prince Goes For Belmont Triple Crown Bid
Unbeaten Majestic Prince heads to the Belmont Stakes as a 6 5 favorite in a bid for racing’s Triple Crown. Arts and Letters and Dike are top rivals amid a field of longshots Rooney’s Shield Distray and Prime Fool, with 55 000 expected spectators and CBS coverage.
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Rooney's Shield
Distray
Prime Fool
the Wood
Withers
Gotham
Belmont Field
Belmont Park
CBS
Majestic Prince
Fiott Burch
Rokeby Stable
Prince
Toran
California
Longden
McMahon
Frederick High and Brunswick Vie In District Final Baseball
Frederick High School Cadets aim for a third straight district title at Mc Curdy Field facing Ft Hill High in the opener. Brunswick Rail roaders meet Southern High School after Frederick’s game with lefty aces Petey Cooper and Ricky Dawson set to start. Frederick defeated North Hagerstown while Brunswick beat Williamsport to reach the finals.
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Brunswick Railroaders
Little Western
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Williamsport
Frederick
North Hagerstown
Umpire Assignments for Sunday Maryland League Games
Umpire lineups for Sunday Maryland State League games include Creagerstown at Frederick Bombers with Weddle and Miller and Mt. Airy at Germantown with Repp and Sullivan. Frederick Ramblers at New Market features James and Maught. Germanown Giants at Lucketts with Mathews and Curry. Pt. of Rocks at New Windsor with Cline and Crabbs.
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Creagerstown
Frederick Bombers
Weddle
Miller
Mt. Airy
Germantown
Repp and Sullivan
Frederick Ramblers
New Market
James
Maught
Germanown Giants
Lucketts
Mathews
Curry
Pt. of
Rocka
New Windsor
Cline
Crabbs
Local Club Defends Junior Olympic Track Title
The Frederick Track and Field Club defends its Junior Olympic title at the state meet at Overlea High School. Participants include Cheryl Poirier, Emily Matuay, Ellen Cornish, Cindy Cowan, Diane Waters, Jane Hill, and others in the 10-and-under to 16-17 divisions. The boys team features Anthony Ambush, Bill Craven, Ken Boyd, and John Coska. Sunday events see multiple members in the John F. Kennedy Memorial Games in Washington, D.C.
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Overlea High School
Cheryl Poirier
Emily Matuay
Ellen Cornish
Cindy Cowan
Diane Waters
Jane Hill
Anthony Ambush
Bill Craven
Ken Boyd
John Coska
Debbie
Baseball scores and matchups across leagues
A collage of game results with multiple teams listed. American National Baltimore beat Seattle 5 1 while Washington edged Minnesota 1 0. Boston defeated Kansas City 4 2 and New York topped Chicago 3 2. Oakland won 5 3 over Detroit 3 and Cleveland beat California 8 3. Other notes show Minnesota Conwell 5 5 Oakland Mobson 54 De CalWernie 4 2 at Cleveland Pina Seattle Quarber 1 1 at Baltimore Palmer 6 2 N Chicago Horlen 44 at New York Petersen 7 5 Keneas City Gimter 1 2 Neder 9 4 at Howton Neary 2 41.
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Ghellenback
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Pina
Seattle Quarber
Palmer
Horlen
Petersen
Keneas City
Gimter
Neder
Howton
Neary
Baseball scores and matchups across major league teams
Chicago beat Cincinnati and Atlanta 14 to 3 and 4 to 3 respectively while St. Louis defeated Houston 6 to 3. Philadelphia edged New York 6 to 5 and Los Angeles topped Montreal 2 to 4. Cincinnati faced Chicago with Merritt at 6-2 and Pittsburgh suffered a 4-2 loss at Atlanta. St. Louis met Nouaton with Washburn 2 4. New York Koosman 2-3 vs San Diego Podresy 5 0 3. Philadelphia Johnson 24 led Philadelphia at San Francisco.
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Cincinnati
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Houston
Philadelphia
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San Diego
Los Angeles
Montreal
Merritt
Loss
Atelanta
Stone
Washburn
Nouaton
Lemanter
Koosman
Podresy
Montreal Groneman Ser
Osteen
Johnson
San
Frederick star Petey Cooper drafted by Cincinnati Reds
Petey Cooper of Frederick High School, a left handed ace, was drafted in the fifth round by the Cincinnati Reds. He led Frederick to an undefeated football season as quarterback and starred on the basketball squad, contributing to a Cadet baseball program with a 51-3 three year record and multiple district titles. He posted a 11-0 season and a 7-1 relief and starting role in past seasons. Cooper is set to pitch in the District finals today.
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Fredericktown Edges Shell In Babe Ruth Action
Fredericktown defeated Shell 14 to 10 in eight innings at McCurdy Field. Winning pitcher Craig Rice struck out two in the last inning, while Jim Reeder took the loss for Shell. Rice led the offense with four hits including two triples, and Denny Sherald and Kevin Kennedy contributed key extra bases for their teams.
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Jim Hammond
Taylor
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Jim Reeder
Rice
Dave Keller
Denny Sherald
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John Mathews
Kim Kehne
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Senators edge Twins 1 0 on double play
Washington Senators edged the Minnesota Twins 1 to 0 as Frank Howard drove in the only run on a sixth inning double play grounder. Barry Moore and Darold Knowles combined on a four hitter. Howard had three singles in a 11 hit Senators attack. The win improved Washington to 8-8 and dropped Minnesota to 4-3 in the season.
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Ken McMullen
Dick Billines
Ryun Heads Star Packed Coliseum Invita tional Field
World mile record holder Jim Ryun of Kansas leads a field of 28 US Olympians at the 30th Coliseum Compton Invitational at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Ryun returns from a knee complaint to run alongside Olympic champions Willie Davenport Bob Seagren Bob Beamon Al Oerter Bill Toomey John Carlos Lennox Miller and others. The meet also features Arizona State’s Chuck LaBenz Kent Ohio’s Sam Bair and a notable 100 meter clash with Lennox Miller as Ryun eyes a strong finale after a Berkeley outing last week.
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Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
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Lennox Miller
Ryan
Arizona State
Chuck LaBenz
Sam Bair
Kent
Ohio
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Mets Beat Padres 5-3 in San Diego
The New York Mets extended their eight game winning streak by defeating the San Diego Padres 5 to 3 on Friday night. Pinch hitter Art Shamsky delivered a key single in the eighth inning to drive in the decisive run as the Mets pulled away.
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Orioles Dominate Pilots Behind McNally Four-Hitter
Baltimore’s Dave McNally pitched a four hit win the eighth of the season as the Orioles beat the Seattle Pilots 5 1 Friday. Frank Robinson and Paul Blair drove in two runs apiece while Brooks Robinson added a double for the Orioles who snapped a 21 game win drought.
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Baltimore Orioles
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Paul Blair
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Seattle
Tommy Harper
Don Buford
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Blair
Giants Beat Phillies 4-0 Behind McCovey Power
Willie McCovey slugged two homers to back Gaylord Perry as the Giants shut out Philadelphia 4-0 Friday night. Perry allowed five hits in a complete game gem, lifting San Francisco in the National League clash.
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Willie McCovey
Gaylord Perry
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Dodgers Take 4-2 Victory Over Expos
Los Angeles Dodgers beat Montreal 4 to 2 extending the Expos skid to 19 games. Wes Parker hit a two run homer fueling the Dodgers offense in Los Angeles.
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