Kelso Dominates to Win Aqueduct Stakes at Aqueduct
Bohemia Stable's Kelso overpowered rivals to win the $11,600 Aqueduct Stakes before a record 71,675 crowd. The 6-year-old Your Host-Maid Oak gelding sped 1 3/16 miles in 1 49 45 on a fast track, paying $3.40 2.60 2.30 as Crimson Satan and Garnet finished close behind.
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NEW York
Bohemia Stable
Kelso
Authority
Aqueduct
Crumson King Farn
Crimson Satan
Lumsun Oalan
Harbor View Farm
Garnol
Candy Spots
Rex C. Ellsworth
Garwol
Ismael Valenzuela
Cicada
Ul Pugal
Herbie Binojosa
Garnel
John Sellers
Pleasant Walk Bosox Tops Notches Heart Birds in Twin Bill
Pleasant Walk defeats Lucketts 85 in an afternoon contest to determine Ampett Heart of Maryland league winner. Five runs in the first, three more in the fifth, with C. and B. Forrest doubling and Mack Williams tripling. The two clubs meet again in a two out of three playoff series next Sunday. In Boston, Bill Monbouquette wins his 19th as Rob Haffner earns his fourth in a Labor Day doubleheader sweep of Baltimore, with Radatz saving game one and Brescious driving in a two run triple.
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Pleasant Walk
Lucketts
Ampett
Heart of Maryland
B. Forest
Mack Williams
Lucketts Pleasant Walk
Anhalt
Forrest
M’cWillam
Gladhil
Wiliams
Lewis
W. Wiliams
Adams
Harper
Whams
Hartle
J. Bell
Branhouse
J. Kline
B. Frye
M. Palmer
F. Frye
Locketts
Fox
E — Lucketts
D. Williams
F. Fry
Bran’ House
Bell
Kline
Boston
Bill Monbouquette
Rob Haffner
Baltimore
Monbo
Red Sox
Tom Brewer
Dick Radatz
Eddie Bressound
Radatz
Orioles
Bressoud
Milt Pappas
Frank Malzone
Lu Clinton
Chuck Schilling
Heffner
Bob Tillman
Dick Stuart
Dave McNally
Orvilaeham Ind Siva
Carl Yastrzemski
Reds Sox
Pappas
Miller
Orsino
Monbouquette
Nixon
W—Monbouquette
Cox
McNally
Starrette
Brown
Tillman
W— Heffner
L—Mcnally
Navy stages full Labor Day session at Annapolis
Navy conducted a full one hour 45 minute Labor Day practice in Annapolis led by head coach Wayne Mardin. The Midshipmen continued to battle injuries with fullback Nick Markoff and halfbacks Ed Orr and Kip Paskewich missing portions due to pulled muscles and a bad back while the team had begun summer drills on Aug 22.
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Annapolis
Navy
Midshipmen
Wayne Mardin
Hardin
Nick Markoff
Ed Orr
Kip Paskewich
Markoff
Orr
Paskewich
Player wins Holiday Golf Classic in gusty Waukegan
Gary Player shot a final 69 to complete a 3 under par 136 and defeat Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer at Glen Flora, in the $30,000 Holiday Golf Classic. The Associated Press also notes Green Bay 24, New York 17 in a NFL exhibition.
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Waukegan, IL
Gary Player
Glen Flora
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Associated Press
Green Bay
New York
Shula Eyes New Colts Into 1968 Success With Rookies
Baltimore Colts coach Don Shula counts on John Mackey the rookie tight end and J W Lockett the veteran back to boost a 40 0 exhibition record He also expects Bob Vogel to start at left tackle with Jim Parker fueling the line Shula emphasizes blocking for a stronger running game and better protection for quarterback Johnny Unitas He notes Lenny Moore’s possible return and a larger veteran secondary while planning reserves for defense amid injuries and adjustments.
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Dsi
Baltimore Colts
Don Shuja
Weed E
John Mackey
Syracuse
J. W. Lockett
Colts
Lockett
Dallas Cowboys
Cupounter
San Francisco 49Ers
Oklahoma Central State
Mackey
Shula
Bob Voeel
Ohio State
Jim Parker
Ord
Hula
John Unitas
Wummy Vrr
Raymond Berry
Shia
Unitas
Lenny Moore
Moore
Tom Matte
Gino Marchetti
Ordell Braase
TOSTERBAY'S RESULTS AND SCHEDULES FOR TODAY
Cleveland defeated Washington 15-7 in Region 2 with Baltimore leading 29. Baltimore pitcher Barber is 18-18 and Boston hosts Morehead 16. New York faces Detroit as Downing 11-4 meets Bunning 10-13. Kansas City at Minnesota features Drabowski 5-11 vs Pascual 18-4. Only games scheduled.
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Tosterbay
Cleveland
Washington
Baltimore
Barber
Boston
Morehead
New York
Downing
Detroit
Bunning
Kansas City
Drabowski
Minnesota
Pascual
Baseball scores and upcoming games across the circuit
Yesterday's results show St Louis beating Pittsburgh 66 1 2 New York 50 Cincinnati 3 1 Chicago 7 6 San Francisco 5 0 Philadelphia 9 Milwaukee 4 Los Angeles 7 7 Houston 31 Ames hosts Cincinnati at New York and San Francisco as Marichal Culp LeMaster Bruce Drysdale are listed with mound credentials for the slate of today’s games.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Houston
Ames
Nuxhall
Stallard
Marichal
Culp
LeMaster
N. Houston
Bruce
Drysdale
St. Louis Angeles
Il Cincinnati
New Market Horse Show Features 90 Hunter Classes
The New Market District Lions Club Junior Horse Show at the New Market Fire Company grounds awarded four championships and four reserves after judging twenty classes. Winners included New Moon ridden by Carol Latva and owned by Bob Chichester in small pony, Welcome ridden by Warren Prins, and Tattletale ridden by Norma Brinkley in large pony, plus multiple novice and junior hunter titles. Clifford and Ray Little judged, J.W.S. Miller was ring master, Dr. Orr Reynolds announced, and Dr. James McClellan served as veterinarian.
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New Market District Lions Club
New Market Fire Company
New Moon
Carol Latva
Bob Chichester
On Guard
Susie Blackwood
Welcome
Warren Prins
Tattletale
Norma Brinkly
Virginia Dare
Dotty Hohman
Hohman
George C
Eileen Curran
Mar
Carolyn Albright
C.L. Hohman
Elsa Gaebl
Same
Steven Poirier
Ann Burnsdoff
N. Brinkley
Susan Miller
Jan Stott
Avery Stables
Hunter
Eileen , Curran
Marrian Curran
Ed Verdi
Carol Hohman
Betty Simms
Edmatoe Farm
Brad Smith
Laura Smith
Wayne Hartig
Clover Hill Farms
Dotty Homan
Hunter Hack
W.H. Glascock
Warren Pains
Blackwood
Edmarve Farm
Patty Curran
Carol Lat
W.H
Ann ' Dof
Norma Brinkley
Kathie Simmons
Sterling Lewis
Laurway Smith
Wayne Hortig
Clover Hill ‘Farms
Ann Bui Burnsdoff
Joe Curran
Handy Hunter
Cathy Campbell
G. R.rinkley
Laurway Gill
G.R. Brinkley
Caroli Latva
Mary Oberhaus
Charles Forsman
Samme
Clifford
Ray Little
Potomac
J.W.S. Miller
Orr Reynolds
James McClellan
Nats Split Twin Bill With Indians on Labor Day
Cleveland and Washington split a Labor Day doubleheader with 12 total home runs. Cleveland won the opener 15 to 3, Washington taking the second game 7 to 6. Washington homered by Rudolph and Lock. Cleveland clouted Alvis and Romano among others.
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NATS
Cleveland
Washington
Indians
Senators
Rudolph
Burnside
Moeller
Leppert
Kralick
Romato
W—Kralick
L—Rudolph
Lock
Brown
Alvis
Romano
FIM -Adaork
Hobaugh
King
Arcue
Maiden and claiming races on September 2 card
Afternoon and evening results show multiple races with purses from 1200 to 32000. Notable finishes include Furbongs and Purple Pate in early sprints, Larry's Magic and Witch Prophet in the middle legs, and Forty Yeers among the longer races. Final evening results list a Maiden race with Peter Pass Jy and Bacher Dee among top finishers.
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Larry's Magic
Jia
Witch Prophet
Sears
Parker
Terpentine Gan
Shining Delight
Espinosa
Onvieenam
Ohs
Hayatta
Teedbhd
Kings Croisa
Seamer
Ferien
Peter Pass Jy
B. Tenirh
Bacher Dee
Potente
de Reyet Megat
Vasil
Ani
Tammy Davis Wins 80 Meter Hurdles at Toronto Exhibition
Tammy Davis of Frederick won the 80 meter hurdle event at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto with a time of 11.5 seconds. Jenny Wingerson of Canada finished second, while coach Jack Griffin noted 22,000 attended the meet and 340,000 came to the Exhibition overall.
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Tammy Davis
Frederick
Toronto
Jenny Wingerson
Canada
Jack Griffin
Michigan State Dominates Big Ten IC4A NCAA Cross Country
Michigan State swept major titles by winning the Big Ten IC4A and NCAA cross country championships. The team secured top honors with standout performances from key runners as 14471 fans attended. The feat marks a rare quadruple of championships in a single season.
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Michigan State
Frederick Wins Maryland State League Pennant
Frederick scored an 80 shutout over Broad Run Jefferson at the arng ville diamond to claim the Maryland State League title. Jack Kenna drove in four runs on two singles, with Carroll Huffer's ninth inning double the longest hit for the losers. R Ahalt and L Ahalt combined for 13 strikeouts for Broad Run Jefferson while Frederick's hits with runners on base produced the scoring. Additional lines note TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE games Gumday over Harmony 4 1 and Walkersville defeating Middletown 8 3.
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Frederick
Maryland
Jefferson
Ville
Jack Kenna
Carroll Huffer
R. Ahalt
L. Ahalt
Jeffon
Sole & Colliflower
Hufer
Ramsburg
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New Market Lives
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