Nevele Pride Favored In Dexter Cup Trot
Nevele Pride the 1967 Horse of the Year is expected to win the Dexter Cup at Roosevelt Raceway with Stanley Dancer driving. The 3 year old from Nevele Acres Stable has won all three 1968 starts and has a bankroll of 246 426 dollars. First prize in the Dexter is 83 373 dollars.
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Ed Wheeler
Keystone Spartan
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Larengo Hanover
Fashion Hill
Snow Speed
Master Yankee
Yankee Town
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Yonkers
Colonial
Kentucky
Coaches All-America Game Set to Launch 1968 Football Season
Friday night features a clash between the West led by UCLA quarterback Gary Beban and the East guided by Massachusetts’ Greg Landry in the eighth annual Coaches All-America game. ESPN ABC telecasts at 7 30 p m with key matchups including Notre Dame end Kevin Hardy and Tennessee center Bob Johnson facing Oklahoma guard Granville Liggins and Tulane’s Bobby Duhon.
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Mississippi State
Frank Loria
Virginia Tech
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Oklahoma
Fred Carr
Texas el Paso
Dick Anderson
Colorado
Rick Eber
Tulsa
Max Anderson
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Wyoming
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Tennessee
Walter Chadwick
Tulane
Bobby Duhon
Dennis Homan
Alabama
Auburn
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Bob Johnson
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Angels and A's clash ends without fuss in 3-0 Dobson gem
Oakland pitcher Chuck Dobson whitewashed the California Angels 3-0 on a three hitter. Jim Fregosi and two other Angels batters were held to three singles as Hershberger drove in a run and Roof homered. Baltimore crushed Boston 6-2 with Robinson Powell and Frank producing power totals. Washington routed Cleveland 8-2 behind Camilo Pascual, who earned his seventh win. Santos beat Napoli 6-2 in an exhibition soccer match at Randalls Island with Pele contributing two goals and two assists.
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Elman Jazz Trumpeter Ziggy Elman Dies at 54
Los Angeles AP reports Harry Ziggy Elman a 54 year old jazz trumpet legend died after a long illness. He rose to fame with And the Angels Sing in the 1940s and later collaborated with Johnny Mercer on songs and appeared in several films.
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Oilers hand Marion first softball losses
The Martin Oilers swept Marion in a Wednesday doubleheader 7-1 and 6-1 extending Marion's first defeats of the season to 14-2. The Oilers head to Alton Friday for a twin bill with the Northside Boosters, a state runner up from 1967.
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Major League Standings and Results Update
Standings show Detroit, Baltimore and Cleveland leading divisions with wins and losses. Wednesday results include Baltimore defeating Boston and Washington beating Cleveland. Oakland blanked California 3 0. Upcoming games list Minnesota at Baltimore and Cleveland at Boston among others.
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Jamboree Sunday Pros Sam Silas Walt Frazier to present ribbons
The Illinois Youth Commission Junior Sports Jamboree for Carbondale and Murphysboro youths under 16 will be Sunday at 11 a.m. on Carbondale High School Central track. Winners may advance to August regional and August statewide meets. Sam Silas and Walt Frazier will distribute ribbons.
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Phillips Leads Women's State Amateur Golf
In first round action at the Illinois State Amateur Women's Golf Tournament held at Quincy Country Club rain limited scoring. Defending champion Doris Phillips of Belleville defeated J R Mulford of Dalton to reach the quarterfinals where she meets Paula Ryan of Quincy who beat Wendell Miller of Waukegan. Other winners include Paula Dommers Belvidere and Paula Smith Belleville with Dommers later set to face Smith while seven time winner Lois Drake La Grange advanced. Quarterfinals are Thursday with semifinals Friday and the 5913 yard course championship Friday afternoon.
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Cindy Whitlow
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William McMeekan
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