Belmont Stakes Set for Majestic Prince in 101st Test
Majestic Prince, the unbeaten Arts and Letters runner up in the Derby and Preakness, heads a six horse Belmont field. He carries 126 pounds in the 125000 added classic at 5 37 p m EDT with Bill Hartack aboard and CBS telecast. Other contenders include Arts and Letters, Dike, Rooney s Shield, Distray and Prime Fool.
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Arts and Letters
Dike Strong
Majestic Prince
Belmont
Prince
Frank McMahon
Jacng
Rokeby Stable
Tough Little Arts and Letters
Claiborne Farm
Osmer S. Demine
George Wallace
King Ranch
CBS
Eddie Arcaro
Tim Tam
Carry Back
Northern Dancer
Rooney's Shield
Johnny Longden
Metropolitan
Elliott Burch
Nick Combest
Longden
Majestic Prince's Prep
Bill Hartack
Braulio Baeza
Dike
Eddie Belmonte
Larry Adams
Distray
John Rotz
Prime Fool
Jorge Velasquez
Rooney
Delaware Park
Fleet Allied
Dorothy C. Rigney
Hollywood Park
Inglewood
Gamely
Nancy Richey Seeks Repeat At French Net
Nancy Richey battles Margaret Court in the French championships semifinal at Roland Garros seeking a second straight title after two years. The winner earns 2000. Richey and Court won a marathon doubles match earlier.
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Nancy Richey
Paris
Dallas
Tex
Margaret Court
Australia
Roland Garros
Ann Jones
Britain
Lesley Bowrey
Maureen “Little Mo” Connolly
Miss Richey
Mrs. Court
Karen Krantzcke
Kerry Melville
Nancy
Court
Toledo Wins 3-2 as Hens Extend Lead Over Louisville
Toledo beat Louisville 3-2 behind Ron Chandler's five hit effort and a complete game to widen its IL pennant lead. Tony Torchia hit a solo homer and Barry Morgan added a two run shot while Cotton Nash produced three RBIs with a homer and a double. Columbus routed Rochester 10-4 and Buffalo defeated Tidewater 8-2.
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Columbus Jets
Toledo
Louisville
Colonels
Jets
Tony Torchia
Barry Morgan
Ron Chandler
Columbus
Rochester
Buffalo
Tidewater
Richmond
Syracuse
Atlanta Braves
Chandler
Torchia
Morgan
Cotton Nash
RBI
del Bates
Ron Campbell
Ryun Leads 28 Olympians At Coliseum Compton Meet
World mile record holder Jim Ryun of Kansas headlines the Coliseum Compton Invitational at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. The field includes Olympic champions Willie Davenport Bob Seagren Bob Beamon Al Oerter Bill Toomey and John Carlos with Lennox Miller in the 100. Sam Bair and Chuck LaBenz also run in a deep mile lineup. John Mason, formerly from Ft. Hays, partakes after California Relays exploits.
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Los Angeles
Jim Ryun
Kansas
United States
Coliseum-Compton
Ryun
Berkeley
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
Willie Davenport
Bob Seagren
Bob Beamon
Sam Bair
Kent
Ohio
LaBenz
John Mason
Ft. Hays
Kan
California
Anderson sets Big Eight total offense record at Colorado
Bob Anderson, Colorado quarterback, established a total offense mark of 2128 yards in the Big Eight last season. He totaled 1341 passing yards and 787 rushing yards, shredding the previous record by nearly 500 yards.
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Boulder
Colo
Bob Anderson
Colorado
Anderson
Bisons Rout Tidewater as Grieve Hits Grand Slam
In Tide Water Buffalo defeated their opponent as Tom Grieve hit a grand slam and Jim Campbell notched his ninth homer for the losers. Jeff Terpko collected 10 hits for Buffalo while Columbus shocked Rochester and Jets had 15 overall hits.
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Columbus
Rochester
Jets
Jim Campbell
Tom Grieve
Jeff Terpko
Buffalo
Bisons
Tidewater
Grieve
Spring Flowers Across Puzzle Clues Solved
A compact crossword listing with clues and answers for spring flowers across and down. Includes entries such as Indian sun, Tennessee state flora, clover, chestnut shade, ear related terms, Honolulu bloom, eastern obeisance, and Greek goddess dawn.
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Tennessee
Honolulu
Utah
Greece
Himes & Deady Win Modern Shoe League Title Again
The Himes and Deady team clinched first place in the Modern Shoe League for the second time in six years. The squad also sponsored a entry in the 1969 New York State Elks Bowling Tournament. Pictured left to right Don Kimball Hal Lass Capt Dick Zerrahn Jim Egbert Fred Sherman. Other league members include George Dietz and his sons Dick and Harry Dietz, noted as top bowlers in the City Bowling Association.
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Himes & Deady
New York State Elks
Don Kimball
Hal Lass
Dick Zerrahn
Jim Egbert
Fred Sherman
George Dietz
Dick and
Harry Dietz
Keglers
City Bowling Association
Major League Leaders from The Associated Press
The American League leaders include batting by Carew at .399 and Petrocelli at .340, runs by F. Robinson and Blair, RBIs led by Murcer and Powell, hits by F. Robinson and Howard, and pitching with McNally at 7-0 and Landord at 5-0. Culp and McDowell lead strikeouts, while Harper and Campaneris head stolen bases.
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Carew
Minnesota
Petrocelli
Boston
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Blair
Murcer
New York
Powell
F. Howard
Washington
Hogan
Seattle
Bast
R. Jackson
Oakland
Harper
Campaneris
McNally
Landord
Culp
McDowell
Cleveland
Baseball Leaders Summary From The Season
Batting leaders include Hebner and H Aaron both at .349. Runs leaders Wynn and Kessinger with 43 and 39. RBI leaders Banks and McCovey with 45 and 43. Hits leader M Alou with 74. Doubles leaders M Alou and Aaron with 17. Triples leaders R Jackson and Tolan with 5. Home runs leaders McCovey and L May with 17 and 15. Stolen bases Brock and Morgan with 25 and 15. Pitching leaders Stone and Baldschun with 6 0 records and 1 000. Strikeouts leaders Singer 92, Gibson 85, Jenkins 835.
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Hebner
Pittsburgh
H. Aaron
Atlanta
Wynn
Houston
Kessinger
Chicago
Banks
McCovey
San Francisco
M. Alou
A. Johnson
Cincinnati
R. Jackson
Tolan
L. May
Brock
St. Louis
Morgan
Stone
Baldschun
San Diego
Singer
Los Angeles
Gibson
Jenkins
Major League draft top picks include Jeff Burroughs and James Richard
New York AP Major league teams began a second draft phase after selecting 563 players. Washington may sign Jeff Burroughs of Long Beach California for up to 100000 dollars, Ted Williams praising his power. Houston chose James Richard, a 6-7 pitcher from Ruston Louisiana who may attend Southern University. Chicago White Sox picked Ted Nicholson and NY Mets took Randy Sterling respectively.
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NEW York
Major League Baseball
Washington Senators
Jeff Burroughs
Long Beach
Calif
Burroughs
Anaheim Stadium
Washington
Ted Williams
Williams
Chicago White Sox
Ted Nicholson
Laurel, Miss
New York Mets
Randy Sterling
Key West
Fla
First woman nets 300 in Corning bowls
Mrs. Anne Pierce, mother of 10, rolled a 300 in Corning area bowling after a 214 game and finished with a 714 series scoring 200. She bowls in eight leagues and maintains a 179 average.
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Bainted Post
N.Y
Anne Pierce
Corning Area
Beard and Maxwell Share Western Open Lead
Frank Beard tied for the lead at 66 with Billy Maxwell after a strong first round at Midlothian Country Club. Beard credited father Ralph Beard Sr. for a mechanical adjustment, while Maxwell scrambled for a 66 amid mixed play from other stars including Nicklaus and Player.
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Midlothian, Ill
Frank Beard
Louisville
Billy Maxwell
Houston
Beard
Ralph Beard Sr
Jack Nicklaus
Maxwell
Billy
Dick Rhyan
Rocky Thompson
Midlothian Country Club
Gary Player
Bob Goalby
Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Billy Casper
Julius Boros
George Archer
Arnold Palmer
Grays Harbor Pitcher Signs with Yankees
Aberdeen Washington AP reports 20 year old Grays Harbor Community College pitcher Don Schroeder signed with the New York Yankees for an undisclosed bonus. The right hander will report June 15 to a Yankee farm team in the Appalachian League.
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Don Schroeder
Grays Harbor Community College
New York Yankees
Schroeder
Yankee
Crowley Named Holy Cross Baseball Captain
Worcester Mass AP announces third baseman William G Crowley was named captain of the 1970 Holy Cross baseball team. He is son of Bill Crowley the Boston Red Sox public relations director.
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Worcester
Mass
William G. Crowley
Holy Cross
Bill Crowley
The
Boston Red Sox
UIC Coach Bill Boetzheim Named U.S. Gymnastics Leader
AP reports Bill Boetzheim head coach at Illinois Chicago was named Thursday to lead the U.S. gymnastics team touring Europe and the Middle East from July 11 to August 31.
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Chicago
Bill Boetzheim
Illinois-Chicago
U.S
Europe
Middle East
Nunzie's Wins In Extra Innings To Tie For Lead
Nunzie's pushed across two runs in the tenth inning to beat Buckland's 84 in a rain delayed City Softball League Class B game. The win kept Nunzie's tied for first with three straight victories while Buckland's held fourth. An award was given to J Branaccio of East Meadow.
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Nunzie’s
Buckland's & Poor House
Skip's
Seaway Supply
Smith's Monuments
the Elks
Nunzie'’s
Chiefs Back In Stadium June 13
The Syracuse Chiefs announce a return to action at MacArthur Stadium on Friday the 13th after delays. They will play four single night games at Auburn's Falcon Park against Richmond starting Monday, then a split doubleheader with Tidewater on Friday afternoon and evening. An All-Kids day set for June 14 includes a $500 scholarship for a fan, with tickets honored for both All-Kids events.
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Syracuse
Syracuse Chiefs
MacArthur Stadium
Chiefs
Richmond
Auburn
Falcon Park
Tidewater
Don Labbruzzo
Astros Rally Past Cardinals 11-6 Behind Morgan
Joe Morgan drove in four runs with three singles and a homer as the Astros beat St. Louis 11-6. Dooley Womack earned the win with two scoreless innings in relief, part of a slugfest victory for Houston.
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Associated Press
Joe Morgan
Houston
Astros
St. Louis
Dooley Womack
State Police Troop T Patrol Across Thruway
Troop T of the New York State Police patrol the cross state Thruway using 162 vehicles in a coordinated highway enforcement operation.
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New York
Scout Paper Drive and Charcoal Sale in Pulaski
Cub Scout Pack 29 continues charcoal sales after a missed house to house round. Call 298-2201 to order. Pulaski Boy Scouts will pick up papers for stock, contact John Peters 298-2039, Wesley Bray 298-5704, or Mr. Evans 298-5821. A September paper drive is planned.
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Pulaski
Cubs
Pulaski Boy Scouts
John Peters
Wesley Bray
Mr. Evans
Veteran bowler nets 297 in ABC tournament singles
Ever Ett Chandler, 78, lit up Madison with the second highest game of the tourney a 297 and a 734 singles series for fourth place. He earned 925 dollars after leaving the 2-4-5 pins standing on his final shot.
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Madison
Wis
Everett Chandler
Italian-born Tony Garramone Rides at Garden State Park
Tony Garramone a former Broadway shoeshine boy born in Naples Italy rides at Garden State Park in Cherry Hill New Jersey this spring.
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Tony Garramone
Naples
Italy
Garden State Park
Cherry Hill
N.J
Billy Casper Ties for Second at 1969 Masters
Billy Casper posted his best Masters showing by finishing in a three way tie for second place behind the winner.
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Billy Casper
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Eaving Tim
Frank M. McDonough
Robert S. McDonough
John J. Wright
Nunzie
City Loop
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Bill Bradley
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Scout Paper
T. J. Burke Lumber Co., Inc
E. Second St, Oswego, N. Y
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Harry T. Campbell Sons’ Company
RHE Flintrote Company
Towson
Maryland
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