Canonero II Seeks Preakness Upset At Pimlico
Canonero II, the $1,200 yearling from Venezuela, runs in the Preakness at Pimlico against ten rivals. Derby winner faces strong field including Jim French, Eastern Fleet, Bold Reason, and Vegas Vic. Post time 5 40 p.m. EDT with CBS TV and radio coverage, forecast clear in the 70s and an expected crowd around 40,000.
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Baltimore
Canonero II
South America
Pimlico
Wendell P. Rosso
Impetuosity
Frank Caldwell
Jim French
Calumet Farm
Eastern Fleet
William A. Levin
Bold Reason
Charles Fritz
Betty Sechrest
CBS
Canonero I
Citation
Keeneland
Pedro Baptista
Venezuela
Baptista
Edgar Carbett
John Campo
Chuck Baltazar
Limit To Reason
Jorge Velasquez
Vegas Vic
Bill Hartack
Jacinto Vasquez
Jean Cruguet
Royal JD
Eddie Belmonte
Jack Kurtz
Jockes
Ott Bellazur
Velasquez
Inpetuosity Geurin
Vegas
Vic Hartack
Easter Fleet
Vasquez
Cruquet
Royal JD Belmonte
Canoneroll Avis
Kurtz
Jim French Cordero
Gustave Ring
Brookmeade Stable
Wendell P Rosso
Fritz Sechre
Beall Wins District B Title In Nine Events
Beall dominated the District Class B meet at Williamsport with nine event wins totaling 211 points. Linganore placed second with four firsts, Boonsboro finished third, and Catoctin earned several third-place finishes as qualification rules favored top three in most events. Singapore’s Gates won the poke vault and Lewis the high jump while Lancer relay teams led the sprint relays and Beall edged Singanore in the 440.
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Tom May
Williamsport
Beall
Linganore
Boonsboro
Catoctin
Singapore
Gary Gates
John Lewis
Mike Poole
Ed Zimmerman
Tom Koontz
Larry Pryor
Pryor
Koontz
Zimmerman
Shirley Willis
Singanore
Langan
Payne
Willams
Linganore - Bounsburg - Beall
Piscus
Lungan
Williams
Green
Reeder
Wilhelm
Nattery
Ritchey
Jones Br
Baker
Bel Willis
Huff
Price
Dugen
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Metz
Jones
Bel
Grimes
Poole
Singanore Beall Boonsboro
Holsinger
Yohe
Brown
Bassler
Merritt
Gates
Evans
Kom
Boonsboro Beall Catoctin
Red Sox Blank Birds Behind Sonny Siebert
Boston pitcher Sonny Siebert improved to 6-0 and drove in a run as the Red Sox defeated the Orioles 2-0 to extend their AL East lead. Duane Josephson opened the scoring with a third inning triple and Doug Griffin's sacrifice fly, then Siebert singled home George Scott for an insurance run in the seventh.
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Boston
Sonny Siebert
Baltimore
Boston Red Sox
Orioles
Siebert
Jim Palmer
Red Sox
Palmer
Duane Josephson
Doug Griffin
George Scott
Griffin
Scott
Atlanta
Ralph Garr
Atlanta Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Barry Lersch
Braves
Orlando Cepeda
Felix Millan
Denny Doyle
Lersch
Clete Boyer
Bob Didier
Millan
Boyer
Garr
Willie Montanez
Phils
Ron Reed
Doyle
Langley Leads Winston Trials at Alabama Speedway
Elmo Langley, 41, a veteran with over 350 Grand National races, led third day Winston 500 qualifying at 178.750 mph, becoming the 26th driver in the field for Sun day's race at the 2.66 mile Alabama International Speedway.
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Tallebdraa
Ala
Are
Elmo Langley
Langley
Mercury
Alabama International Speedway
Cadets TJ Seek A Title at Westminster District Meet
Frederick aims to defend its district B crown now in Class A as Westminster South Hagerstown North Hagerstown Allegany Fort Hill and South Carroll join TJ led by Cliff Scott. Top seeds include Rothenhoefer Foreman and Cornish with Scott favored in 100 yard dash and Cadets eyeing strong showings in hurdles jumps relays and distance events.
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Frederick
Westminster
Thomas Johnson
Cliff Scott
South Hagerstown
North Hagerstown
Allegany
Fort Hill
South Carroll
Pete Rothenhoefer
Gary Foreman
Scott
Rothenhoefer
Foreman
Charles Cornish
Cadets Rally to Beat Hubs 6-5 for First Win
Frederick High School Cadets break an 11 game skid with a 6-5 upset of North Hagerstown. Five runs in the fourth, Mike Snyder key with three hits, Bill Lockard drove in two, Greg Snyder earned the win with relief from Don Fellers and Dwayne Danner.
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Hagerstown
Frederick High School
North Hagerstown
Cadets
Frederick
Mike Snyder
Snyder
Habs
Ron Wood
Greg Snyder
Don Fellers
Dwayne Danner
Fellers
North
Bill Lockard
Lockard
John Wingert
John Bowen
Wingert
Gray's Homer Lifts Pats To 3-2 Victory Over Cavaliers
Ed Gray's third inning home run broke a 2-2 tie as TJ Patriots defeat South Carroll 3-2. Rob Pennington pitched 10 strikeouts over six innings after a rocky first two frames, while Kirk Holiman had a two hit game for South Carroll. Maryland College Sports By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Baseball Maryland 6, Virginia 1.
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Patriots
Ed Gray
Rob Pennington
Pennington
Cavaliers
Kirk Holiman
South Carroll
Warren Stockman
Jim Snoots
Gray
Hellman
Maryland
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Associated Press
Virginia
Philadelphia
Cubs
Padres
Chicago
Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
San Diego Padres
Santo
San Diego
Steve Arlin
Arlin
Milt Pappas
Cardinals
Athletics Rally To Top Royals In Ninth Inning Comeback
Bert Campaneris delivered a two run single to cap a five run ninth as the Oakland A’s rallied past the Kansas City Royals 5-3 after Ken Wright carried a 3-0 lead into the ninth. Reggie Jackson opened the late frame with a walk, and Rich Abernathy loaded the bases before Campaneris’ decisive hit.
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Kansas City
Bert Campaneris
Oakland A’s
Kansas City Royals
Ken Wright
Reggie Jackson
Tom Buremeier
Mike Epstein
Ted Abernathy
Sal Bando
Rick Monday
Abernathy
Steve Horley
Tommy Davis
Royals
al Fitzmorris
Campaneris
Jim York
Washington's McLain earns first win vs Tigers in Detroit
Washington right-hander Denny McLain, traded from Detroit, beat his former teammates in his first meeting with the Tigers this season as the Senators rallied for a 3-2 victory on Paul Casanova's ninth inning sacrifice fly. Toby Harrah doubled and scored on Casanova's fly after McLain faded in the ninth. Frank Howard homered earlier, and Unser doubled and scored for Washington.
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Washington
Denny McLain
Detroit
Washington Senators
Tigers
Paul Casanova
McLain
Senators
Toby Harrah
Casanova
Ike Brown
Normi
Tom Timmerman
Cash
Horton
Frank Howard
Bill Zepp
Unser
Tom McGraw
E—Unser
Detron
Northrup
McCraw
F Howard
McAuliffs
Mincher
Harrah
Howard
Asanoval
Baso Zepp
Scherman
Timmerman
Patterson
Melain 1A Rodriguez
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Preakness
Gas Vic
Peter Kissel
Gustave King
I McCloy Davis
Walter D. Fletcher
Edie Maple
Canoneros
Juan Arias
Tom Hattery
Kip Merritt
Lee Bassler
Don Cauthen
Tim Campbell
Mike McGee
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Keith Valentine
Steve Héessong
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Tom Adams
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Roberson
Eaton
Smithburg
Wayne Peterson
Walkersville
Lancer
Amos L. Brown
Merv Rettenmund
Dave Johnson
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Dick Schofield
St. Louis Cardinals
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Statty Alou
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Lee Roundup
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Willie Horton
Kevin Collins
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Arodiger
Casanova Phoodl Northrup
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Whorton If
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Foy
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Cullen
Zapp
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Lala
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