Colts Picked Over Vikings
New York AP reports Mike Ratcher warned to hurry back from vacation to keep pace above .500. Week predictions favor Cleveland over Dallas, St. Louis over Washington, Green Bay over Atlanta, Chicago over the Rams, Baltimore over Minnesota, New York over Philadelphia, San Francisco over Detroit, New York Jets over Oakland, San Diego over Boston, Houston over Miami, and Kansas City over Denver.
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New York
Mike Ratcher
Miami
Denver
NFL
Dallas
Cleveland
Leroy Kelly
Ernie Green
Browns
Cowboys
Don Meredith
Bob Hayes
St. Louis
Washington
Sonny Jurgensen
Meredith
Green Bay
Atlanta
Norb Hecker
Falcons
Bart Starr
Jim Taylor
Paul Hornung
Chicago
Los Angeles
Rams
George Halas
George Allen
Gale Sayers
Bears
Baltimore
Minnesota
Johnny Unitas
Colts
Philadelphia
Giants
Eagles
Pete Gogo
Lak
Timmy Brown
San Francisco
Detroit
49Ers
Lions
John Brodie
AFL
Oakland
Jets
Joe Namath
Raiders
Tom Flores
Namath
San Diego
Boston
Chargers
Babe Parilli
Houston
George Blanda
Oilers
Dolphins
Cookie Gilchrist
Kansas City
Len Dawson
Horse Race Card from Saturday October 12 1988
Results show multiple claiming maidens and allowance races across seven furlong to one and one sixteenth mile distances. Notable runners include Clamuna Gavtreck Ing Tiperide Head On Brandy Kin and Jane Tacare among others with payouts listed and attendance 2 501 totaling 246 629 dollars.
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Clamuna
Castastias
the Shrew
Dark Peg
Vasily
Countess Roseanna
Smal
Queen's Cochise
Flying Pan
Little Phyllis
Tiperide
Cape
Johnston
Mily Smasher
Risson
Bejor E
Puddintoch
Narossa
Jane TM Tacare
Revice VA Divette Ng Fresh Wardar
Rome
Sky Proof
the Keep
Aimanding
Paul Jr HS Warrera
Bellverine UN
Todd
Gentle Sis
Dennie
Goliath
Whir Mls
Cerda
Goldie
Kiser Ray
Stall Getter
Sky Shadows
Gus
Sky Light
Addesa
Wilson
Davidson
Mosby
Geebrook
W. Sellers
Aer Caribe
Tim Crest
Toma Caiwatierenne Peres
Oklahoma Luck Of The Irish In Big Notre Dame Showdown
Oklahoma faces a heavier line against top ranked Notre Dame in a key matchup as experts surmise the Sooners must rely on luck. Notre Dame holds a 134-point favorite while both teams are unbeaten through four games. College slate features Michigan State Purdue clash and SEC showdowns including Alabama Vanderbilt and Florida LSU with multiple top ten teams in action. High school results list Severn Boy's Latin and others with several undercard scores.
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Sooners
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Dame
Michigan State
Purdue
Spartans
Pasadena
Calif
Bob Griese
Jimmy Raye
Griese
Raye
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Florida
Louisiana State
Georiga
Kentucky
UCLA
California
Southern California
Clemson
Georgia Tech
Tulane
Nebraska
Colorado
Army
Pittsburgh
Michigan
Minnesota
Arizona
Utah
Arkansas
Wichita State
Baylor
Texas A&m
Texas
Rice
Harvard
Dartmouth
Duke
North Carolina State
Ohio State
Wisconsin and Navy
Willam and Mary
Blackout Planned During Pimlico Meet to Avoid Competing Dates
The Maryland Racing Commission announced a two week blackout in the middle of Pimlico's 52 day meeting. Pimlico will close from April 22 to May 6 after a 41 day run, then return for an 11 day Preakness meet. Laurel opens January 2, Bowie January 3, with major tracks scheduling through December 30 and minor tracks through late September. Harness tracks at Rosecroft, Laurel and Ocean Downs also noted with dates.
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Baltimore
Maryland Racing Commission
Pimlico
New Jersey
Garden State Park
Laurel
Bowie
Timonium
Hagerstown
Marlboro
Clippers Tie AHL Classic Tie With Quebec Aces 3-3
Baltimore Clippers rally from behind with two third period goals to force a 3-3 draw against the Quebec Aces in a Friday night AHL game. Sutherland opens the late scoring spree with a hat trick for Quebec, while Billy Knibbs equalizes for Baltimore with 2:49 left in regulation after Willy Marshall and Ken Schinkel had contributed earlier.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Clippers
Quebec Aces
Billy Knibbs
Clippers
Quebec
Bill Sutherland
Sutherland
Willy Marshall
Aces
Ken Schinkel
Knibbs
Whitman and High Point Tie For First In Damascus Cross Country
Whitman and High Point high schools tied for first place in a five team cross country meet in Damascus. Terry Cox of Whitman won in 14 35 4 breaking the local track record set three weeks earlier by Tom DeMaio of Wheaton. Frederick finished last with 104 points while Damascus placed third with 81.
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Whitman
High Point Harriers
Damascus
Walt Whitman
High Point High Schools
Frederick
Terry Cox
Tom DeMaio
Wheaton
High Point
Gaithersburg
John Keyser
al Winter
David English
Charley Brown
Randy Hoffer
Orioles deserve credit for World Series dominance
Letter from Kenneth Bruchey Jr of Frederick Md defends Orioles over Dodgers after Oct 1966 World Series. He argues Orioles outpitched out hit and outplayed the Dodgers, notes Dodgers errors and praises Orioles pitchers Palmer, McNally and Drabowsky and 11 strikeouts in relief. He urges contrasting writer Richard Twigg to acknowledge the Orioles as champions.
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Orioles
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Jim Lefebvre
John Roseboro
Maury Wills
Dodgers
Richard Twigg
Dodger
Palmer
Bunker
McNally
Drabowsky
Mrr. Twigg
Russians Invite Selves To Race At Laurel Course
Eight Russians accepted invitations to the Washington International at Laurel Race Course led by Aniline the five year old horse who placed third in the 1964 International. Yevgeni Dolmatov heads the Soviet delegation and will strive for the $150000 purse on November 11. Baltimore Mayor McKeldin announced Baltimore aims to become a federal demonstration city as part of a 1.2 billion aid package, with approval anticipated in about six months. The Senate approved funds for general planning urban renewal demonstration projects and incentive grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel, Md
Washington, D.C
Laurel Race Course
Aniline
Soviet Union
Yevgeni Dolmatov
Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeldin
Johnson
McKeldin
Senate
Laurel Officials Weigh Soviet Entry in Turf Classic
Laurel executive vice president Joseph T. Cascarella said after a meeting with a Russian contingent that Aniline was invited to the mile and a half turf classic. Dolmatov noted strong confidence in Aniline, who previously ran behind Kelso and Gun Bow in 1964 and had recent injury recovery. Aniline had won the Preis Von Europa in Cologne and was to race again after an earlier Moscow recall.
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Tor
Laurel
Joseph T. Cascarella
Cascarella
Dolmatov
Aniline
America
Kelso and
Gun Bow
Cologne
Germany
Moscow
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Mr. Mystic
Peters
Saloya
Nyrop
Mike’s
Newton
Shorce
Mayer Sarto
Gingerman
Crosspar
Mal Perdador
My Starfire
Kanoarog Jack
Helllo
Sheilan’s Bell
Beth’s
Dark Trojan
Gey Searcher
Harmony L
Sea Service
Moony’s Boy
Jr. Bankrus
Miss Galstan
Dinah
Max's
Loughborough T
Rachingsentry
Depaio
Bryan Mint
Gambardalla
Espinosa
Claire Mintess
Secatello
Priam Man
War Dice
Habit
Alles
Minty Missy
Dannie
Royal Thorn
C. M. Clark
Hap’s Cap
Beware
Petes Don
Green Fire
Bud Wilkinson
Severn
Boy's Latin
Gibbons
Dunbar
Poly
Mount St. Joseph’s
McDonogh
Forest Park
Loyola
Patterson
Northern
Merve
Dundalk
Towson
Dulaney
Overelea
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Pikesville
Milford Mill
Franklin
Woodlawn
Catonsville
Mercer‘s Drug Store
West 3Rd & N. Market St
Custom Homes
MAY Bros., Inc
Rosecroft
Ocean Downs
4Th St
Volkswagen
BSA and
Bultaco Motorcycles
Indiana
Frederick Municipal
King
George Burnett
Dade City
Roger Scherff
Donald Moul
Nelson Brooks
Hanover
Don Criswell
Carl Martin
Dale McPherson
Joseph Conway
George C. Hillenbrand
George M. Billenbrand
James Weir
W. F. McCardle
Great Frederick Fair Grounds
The
Kenneth Bruchey JR
East Ninth St. Frederick, Md
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Laurel Course
FORD
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Joe
East Third St
Eugene Jenkins
College Estates
Landgreen Realty, Inc
Olivetti Underwood
Wade's
East
Maryland
Service Department
Games & Toys
Fisher-Price
Colt
Milton-Bradley Tonka
Beatia
Storm & Shipley
North Market Street
West Second Street
Frederick, MD
Ence
Shade
P.S
Treeland Nurseries
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