Firestones to Appeal Preakness Objection Over Codex Interference
Risk owners Bert and Mrs Firestone of Genuine Risk said they will appeal Pimlico stewards ruling disallowing jockey Jacinto Vasquez's objection to Codex and Angel Cordero Jr. Interference in the stretch. Maryland Racing Commission hearing to be scheduled. if allowed, proceeds go to the National Museum of Racing and equine research.
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Cester
Angel Cordero
Genuine Rick
Colomel Moran
Genuine Risk
Jacinto Vasques
Borce
Baltimore
Bert Firestone
Maryland Racing Commission
Pimlico
Firestones
J Fred Colwill
Colwell
Mary
Alan Foreman
National Museum of Racing
Saratoga
Tartan Stables
Marylars
Racing Commission
Columbia
Pamlico
John Nazareth
Baseball talks set Wednesday
Federal Mediator Kenneth Moffett summons management and players back to the bargaining table Wednesday in a bid to avert a strike. Talks resume at 2 p.m. after two fruitless sessions Sunday. Polls, quotes, and fears of a long strike frame the scene as executives and players brace for a deadline.
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NEW York
Kenneth Moffett
Moffett
Washington, D.C
Ray Grebey
Marvin Miller
Jerry Reuss
Los Angeles Dodgers
Keith Hernandez
St. Louis Cardinals
Richard Wortham
Chicago
Marvin
Islanders win to take Game Four in title chase
Islanders beat the Philadelphia Flyers 5-2 in Uniondale as Bryan Trottier set up a first period goal and scored the game winner at 6 08 of the third. Mike Bossy and Butch Goring fed a 5 43 span in the first period. Bob Nystrom and Clark Gillies added goals. New York leads 3 1 in the series and can win the Stanley Cup with Game Five in Philadelphia Thursday night. John Paddock scored for Philadelphia, Ken Linseman cut the gap to 3 2, then Nystrom restored the two goal margin.
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Uniondale
N.Y
Bryan Trottier
Philadelphia
John Paddock
Ken Linseman
Flyers
Bob Nystrom
New York
Clark Gillies
Bossy
Islanders
Trottier
Frank Pastore
Philie
Manny Trillo
Rose
Grist
Jrn
Sports Briefs From The News Frederck Md May 20 1980
In Frederck Maryland on a Tuesday May 20 1980 brief sports notes highlight local teams results and upcoming events with focus on nearby high school and college games. Details are sparse but emphasize regional competition and scores.
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the News
Fredenck, Md
Orioles Top Tribe Behind Stone and Stoddard
Steve Stone allowed six hits and a ninth inning run as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Cleveland Indians 4-1 behind a mostly singles attack. Tim Stoddard saved Stone's win with a seventh-inning payoff, while Ken Singleton and Rick Dempsey added run-scoring hits. Rick Waits took the loss, yielding all four Baltimore runs on 12 hits in 5 2/3 innings.
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Cleveland
Steve Stone
Tim Stoddard
Baltimore
Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Stone
Miguel Dilone
Mike Hargrove
Ron Hassey
Stoddard
Toby Harrah
Rick Waits
Ken Singleton
Dell Alston
Bumbry
Gary Roenicke
Eddie Murray
Lee May
Murray
Watts
Rick Dempsey
Jim Clancy
Woods
Carl Yastrzemski
Jim Dwyer
Red Sox
Yastrzemski
Duke Spider
FCC Open House Targets FCC Intercollegiate Sports Prospects
Frederick Community College hosts its first all-sports open house on Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the gym inviting prospective students and parents to meet FCC coaches and former players. Coaches include Artie Elworthy Noreen Wight Al Pansa Dan Wyatt Shelly Garmer Cathy Vakees Mike McGinniss and Dave Wyatt. Also noted is Fred Hammond’s PGA Tour qualifying bid with a potential Pinehurst link and Open discussion of Walkersville High boosters plans for upgrades to athletic facilities including concession stands restrooms lights and a permanent building.
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Frederick Community College
FCC
Artie Elworthy
Noreen Wight
Mece
al Pansa
Dan Wyatt
Frederick
Dom Hammond
Frederick High School
Wad Disney World
Florida
Ty Mars
Pecherst
Pinehurst
Hammond
Jeckyonville
Jacksonville
Artyre and
Mayer Country
TRE Wallersville High School
Lac
Erewp
Walkersville
Watts
Alee
Frederick County
Touching All The Bases Wham LAST TEAR and Controversy
A chaotic sports note references Matt Long of Frederek signing with Frederck Falcons then playing for IFL Chambersburg Cardinals triggering a protest that almost caused a forfeit. It also mentions Kansas City Cheefs, Shooters, lacrosse at Freativsry State, and other scattered college and high school sports items with multiple errors and unclear details.
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Matt Long
Frederek
Frederck Falcons
IFL
Chambersburg Cardinals
Falcons
Cardinals
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