Horse Race Result Card From Mixed Purses and Ages
Racing card lists multiple races with entries and results from a meet dated 1968. Notable names include Furtones Bang On McMutten Pictor's Pride Todd and Victorious horses across claiming and allowance events. Time data and payout figures accompany each race, with a final multi-race summary of stakes and fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMutten
Todd
Vacanti
Poly Free
Challamar
Bochise
Kianachta
Shining Delahi
Miss Allstar
Middletown Runners Edge Brunswick Twice in Race
Middletown squeezed by Brunswick 27 to 28 in a cross country meet yesterday as Middletown junior varsity topped Brunswick jayvees 25 to 30. Brunswick’s Bob Brooks led the varsity with 15 37, with Middletown’s Schafer and Brandenburg placing two and three. Masser won the jayvee race for Middletown with a 16 44.
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Middletown
Bby
Brunswick
Brunswick Jayvees
Bob Brooks
Schafer
Brandenburg
Masser
World Series Eligible Players Named for All Clubs
The list of World Series eligible players includes Baltimore stars such as Frank Robinson and Brooks Robinson and pitcher Jim Palmer, plus Los Angeles names like Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale, and Pittsburgh figures like Willie Stargell and Bob Veale, showing wide club participation.
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New York
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Luis Aparicio
Frank Bertaina
Paul Blair
Curt Blefary
Sam Bowen
Gene Stabender
Wally Bunker
Moe Drabowsky
Andy Etchebarren
Eddie Fisher
Dick Hall
Larry Haney
Woody Held
Bob Johnson
Dave Johnson
Dave McNally
John Miller
Stu Miller
Jim Palmer
John Powell
Brooks Robinson
Frank Robinson
Vic Roznovsky
Russ Snyder
Ed Watt
Los Angelis
Dim Barbieri
Jim Brewer
Wes Covington
Tommie Davis
Willie Davis
Don Drysdale
Ron Fairly
al Ferrara
Jim Gilliam
Lou Johnson
John Kennedy
Sandy Koufax
Jim Lefebvre
Bob Miller
Joe Moeller
Nate Oliver
Claude Osteen
Wes Parker
Ron Perranoski
Phil Recan
John Rasebera
Dick Stuart
Don Sutton
Jeff Torborg
Maury Wills
Gene Alley
Matty Alou
Bob Bailey
Steve Blass
Qon Cardwell
Roberto Clemente
Donn Clendenon
Elroy Face
Woody Fryman
Jesse Gonder
Vern Law
Jerry Lynch
al McBean
Jerry May
Bill Mareroski
Gene Michael
Pete Mikkelssen
Manny Mota
Ailly O'Dell
Jose Pagan
Jim Pagliaroni
Andre Rodgers
Tom Sisk
Willie Stargell
Bob Veale
Pirates Blank Ratanin 3-0 as Stargell Cleudenon pace win
Bob Veale scattered four hits for Pittsburgh as the Pirates blanked Atlanta 3-0. Stargell belted his 33rd homer in the first inning and Clemdenon added his 26th in the sixth to provide all the runs. Veale struck out 12 in a complete game, despite a sore back, as Atlanta managed only a seventh inning threat and a few late singles. The win pulls Pittsburgh within two games of the Dodgers, who swept a doubleheader with Chicago to widen the NL pennant race.
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Atlanta
Bob Veale
Wylie Stargell
Dan Cleudenon
Pittsburgh
Braves
Despre
Pirates
Los Angeles
Chicago
Dodgers
Stargell
Dutty Alon
Clendenon
Yeale
Orkme
Ty Cline
Rico Carty
Veale
Gene Oliver
Mike de la Hoz
Denis Menta
Mack Jones
Bill Shakespeare as An Oriole Booster Too
AP report from Baltimore notes Ogden Nash lampooned the Orioles pennant verse in a letter to the Evening Sun. Nash jokes that Elizabethan larks and mis-spellings hint at Tom Phoebus, recently acquired by the Orioles from Rochester, delivering two straight shutouts and signaling a series prophecy.
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Baltimore
Ogden Nash
Orioles
W. Shakespeare
Nash
Baltimore Evening Sun
Heaven's Gate
Oride
Heaven’s Gate
Phoebus
Tommy
Tom Phoebus
Rochester
Parry Leads TJ to 20 37 Cross Country Victory
Sophomore Tom Parry paced Thomas Johnson to a 20 37 win over Boonsboro on Thursday. Parry finished seven seconds ahead of Patriot Lloyd Hawkins with a 13 56 as TJ earned its first distance victory after a loss to Waynesboro last week.
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Tom Parry
Thomas Johnson
Boonsboro
Parry
Lloyd Hawkins
Waynesboro
Id Parry
Hawkins
Shoop
Clemson
Smith
Beard
Shelhorse
Mitchell
Markle
Atkinson
Poolesville Wins Cross Country Run
Poolesville captured a three way cross country race yesterday defeating Damascus and Singapore 24 33 75. Andres Heger of Poolesville won the varsity event with a time of 46. In the junior varsity run Bill Warm of Damascus led with 17 42 to edge Poolesville and Linganore.
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Poolesville
Damascus
Singapore
Andres Heger
Bill, Warm
Linganore
Baseball results and upcoming AL games summary
Yesterday in the American League Boston beat New York 2 to 1 while Minnesota defeated Detroit 12 to 4 and Kansas City won 2 to 0 against Cleveland. Washington edged Chicago 5 to 4 and California shut out Baltimore 2 to 0. Prospective games include Baltimore at California with Barber facing Newman, Cleveland at Kansas City, Detroit at Minnesota, Chicago at Washington, and Boston at New York with Lonborg and Peterson starting.
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Boston
New York
Minnesota
Detroit
Kansas City
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
California
Baltimore
Barber
Newman
McDowell
Tiant
Lindblad
Wickersham
Merritt
Howard
McCormick
Lonborg
Peterson
Ew. L. Pet. G.B. x
Boston Mu
National League scores and upcoming games brief
National League results list Los Angeles and Pittsburgh blowouts with tight clashes across the circuit. Tonight’s slate features Los Angeles at Chicago and Pittsburgh at Atlanta with listed pitchers and records for each matchup. College football and scholastic games follow, highlighting Edmondson versus Dunbar, Chamberlain against Tarver, and other local school showdowns.
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The
Associated Press
Edmondson
Dunbar
Chamberlain
Washington
Tarver
St. Paul
Gilman
Northwestern
Roosevelt Fairmont Heights
Bowie
Central
Gwynn Park
Ballou
Surrattsville
Pomonkey
Cedar Knolls
Hank Allen homers as Senators edge White Sox 5 4
Washington rookie Hank Allen hits his first major league homer a three run shot off Tommy John in the third inning to lift the Senators to a 5 4 win over Chicago. He also singles and scores in the fifth as Ed Brinkman and Ken McMullen add hits. Pete Richert improves to 14 14 with Kline closing out the ninth.
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Washington
Hank Allen
Tommy John
Washington Senators
Chicago White Sox
Allen
Richie
Phillies
Ed Brinkman
Ken ‘McMullen
Pete Richert
Ron Kline
Tommy Agee
Chicago
Wash
John
Buzhardt
Higgins
Lamabe
Josephson
Richert
Kline
Casanova
W—Richert
L—John
Agee
Twins Roll To 12 4 Victory Over Tigers
Minnesota slugged Denny McLain for eight runs in three innings and beat Detroit 12 to 4 as Tony Oliva homered in his 24th and Ted Uhlaender drove in a run. Jim Grant improved to 12 13, despite Kaline and McAuliffe homers for Detroit. Second game preview notes Lena hosts Lucketts Sunday in Heart of Maryland League final series.
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Minn
Minnesota
Denny McLain
Detroit
Tony Oliva
Ted Uhlaender
Jim Grant
Grant
Tigers
al Kaline
Dick McAuliffe
McLain
Monbouquette
Gladding
Korince
Freehan
Brunsberg
Nixon
Zimmerman
W —Grant
L—Mclain
Kaline
McAuliffe
Mincher
Oliva
Mt. Lena
Lucketts
Heart of Maryland
Donald Crabbs
Roy Lake
Fine Rescinded for Rangers Player Bob Plager
Kingston reports that Emile Francis, NY Rangers general manager, rescinded a $200 fine on defenseman Bob Plager. Plager had been penalized $100 daily for two days late to training camp after serving as a witness in a Kapuskasing court case. Francis cited that Plager defended a police officer during a tavern fight.
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Kingston, Ont
Bob Plager
New York Rangers
Emile Francis
National Hockey League
Plager
Rangers
Kapuskasing
Ont
Francis
Stange 2 Hits Yanks as Bosox Edge Yankees 2 1
Lee Stange silenced New York hitters allowing two hits while Boston backed him with Tony Conigliaro s two run homer in the first inning The loss dropped Mel Stottlemyre to 12 19 as New York suffered its worst home start since the 1923 Yankee Stadium opener in front of 1440 fans at home
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NEW York
Lee Stange
New York Yankees
Boston
Tony Conigliaro
Mel Stottlemyre
Stottlemyre
Yankees Stadium
Carl Yastrzemski
Conigliaro
Yanks
Mike Hogan
Horace Clarke
Joe Pepitone
Stange
Tillman
Talbot
Bryan
W —Stange
L—Stottlemyre
Graham presses Redskins to play with heart and hustle
Washington coach Otto Graham warned after two NFL losses that the Redskins must show more heart dedication and hustle to beat Pittsburgh. He criticized lax effort, noted rough practices, and said patience is thinning as he demands sharper play and full commitment from the team. Japan wins world gymnastics team title. Russia second. US fifth.
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Washington
Otto Graham
Redskins
Pittsburgh
Graham
Japan
Dortmund
Germany
Russia
United States
East Germany
Czechoslo
Yakia
Poland
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