Dancer's Image Entered For Preakness After Derby Disqualification
Peter Fuller entered Dancer's Image in the $150 000 added Preakness at Pimlico with entry made 16 minutes before the deadline. The gray colt, son of Native Dancer, was previously disqualified from Derby glory after phenylbutazone was found in a urine test. Forward Pass awarded Derby win after hearings and stewards referred further investigation to the Kentucky Racing Commission.
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Runnymeade Farm
New Hampshire
Baseball Attendance Drops From 1966 Peak Pace
New York Associated Press report shows 1968 major league attendance at 3,646,351, down 3.7 percent from 1967 and 398,258 under the 1966 peak of 4,044,609. National League off 122,404. American League down 17,588. Braves and several clubs trail. White Sox drawing about 7,000 per game and may relocate to Milwaukee.
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OU Takes Lead In ECAC Action At Kansas Wesleyan
Ottawa University leads the Kansas Conference track championships after six events at Kansas Wesleyan with 38 points, Baker 32, Southwestern 28. Shoemaker wins pole vault 13 11, Walker tops broad jump 22 11, Appell sets 3 mile meet record 15:02.7, Murray wins high jump 6-1.
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Salina
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Stan Wiegert
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Dahl
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Moon
Miles
Wiegert
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Beachell
Duncan
Shavez
Patton
C of E
Oliver
Berkeley Gridders Demand Rights To Pick Their Slots
Berkeley Calif AP Negro football candidates at the University of California boycott spring practice demanding the right to choose positions. Coach Ray Willsey declined the demands and refused to name athletes involved. He warned that denying competition harms outstanding players as 14 of 18 possible spring participants missed recent drills.
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League Rosters Listed for Local Organizations and Teams
The weekly rosters show Eldon Carlson and a large list of players and coaches across several groups including BOYS' CLUB led by Bob Lewis and Jim Gorake, KIWANIS with Byron Faden, ELKS led by Bob Wiggins, EAGLES directed by George Stauffer, and ROTARY coached by Gary Kuntz, detailing attendees and staff for each organization.
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Bob Lewis
Jim Gorake
Keith Rogers
Mike Hearne
Randy Sible
Jack Warnock
Bo Killough
Charles Porter
Gary Fitzgerald
John Roush
Fred Brown
Rick McFadden
Mike Curry
Tim Engles
Chris Kornhaus
Lowell Morgan
Terry Denniston
Keith Pence
Canadiens star Lorne Worsley collapses at dinner in Montreal
Montreal Canadiens goalie Lorne Worsley collapsed at a sports dinner in Montreal and was taken to a hospital. He was knocked unconscious in a goalmouth collision with Chicago Black Hawks star Bobby Hull during the first period of the Stanley Cup semifinal. No condition was immediately available.
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Worsley
Montreal Canadiens
National Hockey League
Chicago Black Hawks
Bobby Hull
Pole speed forecast at Indianapolis 170 mph record bid
Indy pole slot expected to call for 170 mph as 15 top drivers at IMS anticipate a pole winning speed above 170 mph for the Memorial Day 500. Mario Andretti predicts a top average near 170.6 mph and a best lap around 172.3 as qualifying begins.
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Syracuse coach Fred Lewis resigns for Sacramento post
Syracuse University head basketball coach Fred Lewis resigned Wednesday to take the athletic director job at California's Sacramento State College, marking a leadership shift as the program seeks new direction and external leadership.
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Heavyweight Bout Set For June Between Frazier And Ramos
New York AP report confirms a heavyweight title bout at Madison Square Garden on Monday June 24 between Joe Frazier and Manuel Ramos. The match was to be officially announced at a Boxing Writers breakfast, but Ramos leaked the news in New York. Frazier, 20-0, earned world champion status after stopping Buster Mathis in the 11th round at the Garden on March 4, amid wins across New York Massachusetts Maine and Pennsylvania.
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Ottawa Herald May 16 1968 Page Four Item Preview
News brief from Ottawa dated May 16 1968 notes events on page four. Local notices and brief items mention community topics, with names and places expected in full page context.
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