Second Jewel of the Triple Crown at Pimlico
The Preakness odds spotlight Nashua and Northern Dancer as historic figures loom. Nashua seeks the second jewel after a 1955 record at Old Hilltop and facing Swaps’ Derby upset, while Northern Dancer aims for a Preakness upset before Belmont possibilities. Lucky Debonair races today amid a field with past Derby champions and Crown hopes.
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Citation
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Baseball and football scores and roster moves from Friday
National League results show Detroit defeating Boston 12 to 8 and New York beating Baltimore 9 to 3. Other scores include Minnesota 3 Kansas City 3 and Cleveland 2 Washington 2. Cowboys sign Ken Perkins as NFL free agent. Senators option Jim Duckworth to Hawaii farm club.
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Lucky Debonair Aims for Preakness After Clean Bill
Lucky Debonair breezed half a mile in 48 seconds and, with swelling gone, trainer Frank Catrone confirmed the Derby winner will start in the 90th Preakness at Pimlico. Dr. Alex Harthill praised the ankle protection as other rivals trained, while 35,000 expectant fans prepare for the 1 316 mile race.
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Baltimore
Lucky Debonair
Frank Catrone
Catrone
Ada L. Rice
Alex Harthill
Kentucky
Lucky
Pimlico
Gin Col‘Tins
Swift Ruler
Harold
Cadets Rout Bulldogs For 7th Victory
Frederick defeats Martinsburg 12 to 2 as nine runs in the seventh inning break a 3-2 game. Ron Hart pitched a five hitter for Frederick with seven strikeouts, while Terry Boyer Benny Grove and Phil Ranneberger drove key runs in the eighth inning burst. Martinsburg scoring came on hits by Hare Smallwood with Minghini taking the loss.
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Cadets
Ron Hart
Hal Keller
Phil Ranneberger
Terry Boyer
Benny Grove
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Ranneberger
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Nicklaus Leads New Orleans Open At Halfway Mark
Masters champion Jack Nicklaus shot a 69 to reach 134 and take a two stroke lead at the New Orleans Open. He birdied three of the last five holes despite 13 straight pars, surviving a late rain shower on the Lakewood course.
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Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
New Bloods
Shell Wins 7 6 Over Dairymen In Ruth League Thriller
In Ruth League Friday Bob Staley shut down a Dairymen rally in the seventh as Shell edged Dairy Maid 7-6. Staley had three singles, Polino and Grob added triples, while Bob Michael led the losers with three singles. Kiwanis beat M. J. Grave 108 Thursday. Ideal Farms vs Rotary on tap. Jack Long now trains Circle M Farm horses.
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Osage
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Dodgers Rookie Lou Johnson Hurt By Fastball Dent In Helmet
Lou Johnson, Dodgers outfielder, sustained a baseball sized dent in his batting helmet after being struck in the forehead by a fastball from Houston pitcher Bob Bruce during the sixth inning of Thursday's Dodgers Astros game. He was under observation in a hospital Friday. Johnson, 31, rested comfortably.
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Lou Johnson
Los Angeles Dodgers
State League Tries Openers Again Sunday Across Leagues
The Maryland State League plans a full road schedule Sunday as Tri-County and Heart of Maryland leagues enter their second and third weeks. Germantown beat New Market last week. New Market visits Creagerstown while Frederick challenges Brunswick and Mt. Airy hosts Germantown. Broad Run Jeff plays Yellow Springs. In Tri-Co Middletown hosts Bolivar Harmony at Doubs Thurmont meets Walkersville. Walkersville Harmony and Thurmont won opening games. Three teams remain undefeated in Heart of Maryland L Luck ets Todd Steel and Mt Lena. Lucketts at Mt Airy Sunday. Todd Steel at Pleasant Walk Mt Lena at Frederick. All games start at 2 p.m.
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New Market
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Brunswick
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Broad Run
Jeff
Yellow Springs
Tri - Co
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Bolivar
Harmony
Doubs
Thurmont
Walkersville
Lucketts
Todd Steel
Mt. Lena
Pleasant Walk
Sunday Baseball Tri-County and Maryland League Schedules
Sunday slate lists Bolivar at Middletown Lipps Lake Harmony at Doubs Repp Thurmont at Walkersville New Market at Creagerstown Sullivan Maught Frederick at Brunswick Curry Watkins Germantown at Mt Airy Summers Hammond Broad Run at Yellow Springs James Mt Airy at Pleasant Walk Lucketts at Frederick George a Steel at Mt Lena Wednesday. Tennis Frostburg State 8 Salisbury 1.
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