Preakness Stakes History and Favorite Odds
An article reviews Preakness history and betting trends, noting 53 percent of winners were favorites. It discusses pace dynamics, with 22 pace setters and 27 off the pace winners across 67 races, citing Last year’s winner Little Current trailing early. It lists famed champions such as Whirlaway Blue Man Carry Back and Whirlaway again, and mentions Sir Barton Gallant Fox Omaha and Secretariat as historical champions.
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Church Downs
Count Pleet
Assault
Citanion
Big Red
Preakness
Little Current
Whirlaway
Blue Man
Carry Back
Suede
Paddock Palaver at Pimlico Prepares for Preakness Day
Fans headed to the infield for the Preakness will face a packed entertainment program with gates opening at 9 am. Food booths offer affordable options as the Baltimore Colts Marching Band, Zim Zemarel and bands perform, lacrosse championships entertain between races, and racing remains a highlight. The piece recalls Pimlico traditions including ashes scattered at the finish line and a 1909 tale of Willie Doyle, ending with a note on renewed finish-line symbolism.
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Pimlico
Baltimore Colts
Zim Zemarel
Silky Sullivan
California
St. Patrick's
Willie Doyle
Doyle
Roland M. Young
Maryland Jockey Club
Shenandoah Downs Race Result Note
A terse racing card fragment shows a harness style result with a listed exacta and several horse or handler names. The readable entities include Shenandoah Downs and scattered horse or person names, but the full outcome is incomplete.
Text fragment records from youth league and hockey note unclear
Fragmentary item lists names, scores, and fees from a Little League event plus a hockey note. Mentions Cape Me, TRIZACTA, Lees, and a 62-3 score at Wolfsville 11-14 Fort Ritchie. Also references a Tuesday game and a New York Islanders at Philadelphia matchup.
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Wolfsville
Fort Ritchie
Draper and
Tolané
Dungie and
Thomson Hr—Thomson
Meeday
New York Islanders
Philadelphia
Brunswick
Tigers
Stelewa
Cowatcy Stars
Lee
Emmitsburg
Chokming
Aros Furtongs
Little League Giants
Thorwim
Dodgers
Belles
Dupuy
Freakman
Cardinals
Lopez
Braves
Saunders
F_ Kratz
Calvary Crees
Gordon
Lewis
Prem If
Magewe
Dopey
Princesa
Laeim
Golden State
Chicago
Galtegue
Coney
Meaday
Frese Iz
Sculam
Geren
Rippes
Lews
Teesday
Seseer
Sam Frasmize
Opemm
Major leagues baseball scores and matchups across leagues
Detailed schedule and results include Detroit and Kansas City 0 Oakland 5, Boston 3 at Chicago Baltimore, Kansas City at Detroit LaGrow, Cleveland at Minnesota Hughes, Milwaukee at Texas Bibby, New York Medich at California Ryan, Boston Wise at Oakland Abbott, plus rain delayed Cincinnati Philadelphia and multiple intercity games including Montreal Atlanta New York 3, San Francisco 2 Los Angeles 6 St. Louis 4 in 10 innings, Houston Konieczy at Chicago Stone, Cincinnati Nolan at Philadelphia Underwood, San Diego Spillner at Pittsburgh Reuss, Atlanta Harrison at Montreal Fryman, San Francisco Caldwell at New York Koesman, Los Angeles Hooton at St. Louis McGlothen, with various nt and n marks.
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Chicago
Kant
Baltimore
Grimsley
Kansas City
Fitzmorris
Detroit
LaGrow
Cleveland
Peterson
Minnesota
Hughes
Albury
Milwaukee
Slaton
Texas
Bibby
New York
Medich
California
Ryan
Boston
Wise
Oakland
Abbott
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Montreal
San Francisco
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Houston
Konieczy
Stone
Nolan
Underwood
San Diego
Spillner
Pittsburgh
Reuss
Atlanta
Harrison
Fryman
Caldwell
Koesman
Hooton
McGlothen
Li See
Philphia
Baltimore 2A
St. Louis YI
Cleveland Il
Ase
Montreal West West Oaklane
Cincinmati
St. Francisco
Mt Airy, Tigers, New Market Triumph in Maryland League Action
Mt Airy defeated Germantown 10-3 as Chris Sole earned the win over seven innings. Steve Pope, Jim Myers, Dennis Hodgkins and Larry Harp led with two hits apiece. Mt Airy totaled nine hits and benefited from Germantown issuing 11 walks. Sidney Porter drove in four for the Tigers in a 9-4 win, backed by Lana Kaar and Eunice Jones in separate games. New Market beat Martinsburg 4-1 in 9 13 innings with Mitch Deener tossing five perfect relief frames and Bob Clark homering in the 14th. Jim Sadots and Sonny Barrick added three hits each.
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Mt. Airy
D. C. Tigers
Maryland
Germantown
Tigers
Union Printers
New Market
Martinsburg
McCurdy Field
Chris Sole
Steve Pope
Jim Myers
Dennis Hodgkins
Larry Harp
Earl Chaney
George Hackey
Sidney Porter
Lana Kaar
Eunice Jones
Tiger
Mth
Mitch Deener
Jeff Munan
Bob Clark
Sonny Barrick
Jim Sadots
Jim Grener
Barrick
Jim Reeder
Thomas
Munan
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ADS
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Nike
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Leah Eer
Slater
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Corderott saAane
Ted Foens
With A. J. Snyder
Meares
Shenandoah Downs
Tre
Laquene
Lisa T Noscracches
Jeante Retty Wittems
Sander
Little League Baseball
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Cape
Exacta
Pao
Him
Srustea
Paddy de Greet
Thurmont
Fredericktown Downs
Kiwanis
Dave Barbeito
Clarence
Swakwowt
R_Garcie
Depey
Sin Mieed
Steen
Alrigta
Hesch
June
Mastle
Yaraees
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Aner
Delge
KR. Garcia
Todd
Dee
Frese
BR. Garcia
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Porte
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Peters
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Netlie O'Neil
Williams
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Racing News
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Sty Furten
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Maria
Suzy
Casey
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Sunny Look
Wott
Tetreien
Dr. de Bakey
Devil
NB Lay
Garabée
Teddy
Huaing Ceol
Chwetie
Amoommacher
Puvets
Bennie Prince
Wiieme
Rice's Home Center
Biyant
Major
Maryland State League
Sole
Alexander
Harp
C. Rinchold
Page
Randolph and Plummer
Associated Press
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Houston Wine
Union
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Sedihoce
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Gerhold, Halil and
Warner
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