Majestic Prince Eyes Belmont Stakes Hat Trick
Unbeaten Majestic Prince leads a 12-horse Belmont Stakes field at Belmont Park for the 125000-added race over 1 1/2 miles. Arts and Letters, Fool Velasquez and Rokeby Stables figures loom, with expert quotes from Elliott Burch and Johnny Longden on the favorite Prince and rival Arts and Letters.
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NEW York
Belmont Park
Arts and Letters
Beeza Prime Fool Velasquez
Majestic Prince Harteck
Belmonte
George Wallace
Frank McMahon
Osmer
Bones
Clairborne Farm
King
Cbs
Majestic Prince
Elliott Burch
Rokeby Stable
Johnny Longden
Manhattan Star Headed for MSU
Four of Montana's top high school distance runners and two hurdlers will enroll at Montana State University this fall. Distance stars include Ken DeVries Roberts Ron Bailey Sidney Jim Robbins Manhattan and Tom Harn Billings Central. Hurdlers are Terry Schlabs Medicine Lake and Dennis Grue Manhattan.
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Bozeman
Montana
Montana State University
Dick Bowman
Ken DeVries
Roberts
Ron Bailey
Sidney
Jim Robbins
Manhattan
Tom Harn
Billings Central
Terry Schlabs
Medicine Lake
Dennis Grue
McNally Wins Eighth as Orioles Top Pilots 5-1
Dave McNally pitched a four-hitter to earn his eighth win and complete game despite a late Seattle unearned run. Frank Robinson and Paul Blair each drove in two runs as Baltimore extended its hot stretch, moving to 18 wins in 22 games.
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Baltimore
Dave McNally
Baltimore Orioles
Seattle Pilots
Frank Robinson
Paul Blair
Orioles
McNally
Seattle
Tenace caps Oakland win with first major league homer
Oakland Athletics beat Detroit Tigers 5 to 3 as Gene Tenace belts his first MLB homer to provide the decisive run. Dennis Lauzerique wins, Dick Wilson takes the loss, with Tommie Harper scoring on an eighth inning balk after an error by Don Buford.
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Tase Bite
Gene Tenace
Oakland A’s
Detroit Tigers
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Detroit
Lauzerique
Fingers
Tenace
Roof
Wilson
Radatz
Freehan
Tommy Harper
Don Buford
Robinson
Gary Bell
Blair
Ray Oyler
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Proctor leaps 25 toe 6 in NAIA long jump
Jerry Proctor of Redlands wins the long jump at 25 feet 6 inches on a rain soaked night highlight of the NAIA track and field championships first day in Billings. Eastern Michigan leads with 25 points, Southern Louisiana 18 and Redlands 12 after five events.
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John Morrison Billings
Jerry Proctor
University of
Ralph Boston
Tennessee State
Eastern Michigan
Southern Louisiana
Redlands
Texas A&i
Ernest Haynes
Haynes
Billings
David Ellis
Tom Hoffman
Whitewater State
John Craig
St. Johns
Harold
Ando
New Mexico
Jack Weyers
Peru State
Robert Montoya
Adams State
Jack Panzica
Adiephi
Garry Lawrence
Emporia
John Smiley
Steve Stocker
Willamette
Allan Feverbach
John Grayson
Fred Fox
McMurry
David Johnston
Arkansas State
Steve Selimer
Hillsdale College
Robert Hutchins
Graceland College
Dave Walker
Central Washington
Oliver Ford
Bernard Austin
David Hinclose
Charles Rushing
Nate King
Philip Captain
Taylor
David Campbell
Terry Kelley
Kansas Wesleyan
Hillsdale
Graceland
Illinois
Peru
Local Youth Baseball And Softball Results From Friday Night
Sustarcie fans 12 for McQueen as Sustarcic strikes out 12 in a 5-2 Babe Ruth League win over Elks. Wilson Motor also 5-2 over Albertson with Tim Shea three-hitter. Little League saw Silver Bow Kiwanis 13-0 over Palsey Brown and Giants 6-5 over Twins. Farm league Pepsi beat No. 2 104 as Mike Thatcher hurled three hitless innings. Old Ozzie Softball Drift Inn 7-0 over East Side. Jerry's Corner 9-7 over Montana Power. Browns 11-7 over Race Track. Big Butte 13-3 over Klapans. Jean & Joe's 6-4 over Silver Bow Park. Star Lanes 18-6 over East Side AC. Bernie Coast to Coast 16-7 over South Side Dairy as Tim Timberman wins with four hits. Ron Bruce adds four. Gilman Excavating 15-7 over Brilliant Neon with A Anderson hitting a bases loaded homer.
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Mike Sustarcic
Pace McQueen
Elks
Wilson Motor
Albertson
Babe Ruth
Tim Shea
Silver Bow Kiwanis
Palsey’ Brown
Butler Peterson
Pat Sullivan
Faul Cote
Thatcher
Drift Inn
East Side
Jerry’s Corner
Montana Power
Browns
Big Butte
Jean & Joe’s
Silver Bow Park
Star Lanes
East Side AC
Bernie Coast To Coast
South Side Dairy
St .‘Timberman
Ron Bruce
Gilman Excavating
Brilliant Neon
A. ‘Anderson
Senators edge Twins 1–0 on sixth inning double play
Washington Senators beat the Minnesota Twins 1-0 as Barry Moore and Dar old Knowles combined on a four hitter. Frank Howard scored the lone run on a grounder as the game ended in St Paul.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Barry Moore
Darold Knowles
Frank Howard
Washington Senators
Minnesota Twins
Namath Quits Football Over Lounge Conflict
New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath, earning 100000 a year, quits football after an ultimatum to sell his one third stake in Bachelors III lounge or face suspension. Commissioner Rozelle cited undesirable clientele and backed a two day deadline to divest, amid support from Jets teammates George Sauer Jim Hudson and Pete Sammons.
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NEW York
Broadway
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Midtown
Pete Rozelle
George Sauer
Jim Hudson
Pete Sammons
Joe
Sauer
Rozelle
Namath
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Horton and Hawk Power Indians Past Angels
Tony Horton drove in four runs with two homers and Ken Harrelson added a two run shot as the Cleveland Indians defeated the California Angels 8 to 3 in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Tony Horton
Ken Harrelson
Cleveland Indians
California Angels
Aaron's wallop lifts Braves to big win over Pirates
Hank Aaron belted his 14th homer of the season to spark the Atlanta Braves to a decisive victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Pitcher Phil Niekro held the opposition in check as Atlanta pulled away.
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Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Pittsburgh Forestiles
Tae Benee Se
Niekro
Baseball standings notes from night matchups across leagues
Multiple games feature standings updates including Minnesota, Detroit, Baltimore, Chicago, New York, Boston, St Louis, Houston, San Diego and San Francisco. Notable pitchers listed include Murphy, Pina, Barber, Palmer, Nelson, Nagy, Merritt, Brass, Lemastr, Koosman and Stoneman with various team results and night games referenced.
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Barber
Palmer
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Merritt
Brass
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Houston
Lemastr
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Padres
Stoneman
San Francisco
Sadeck
Er Bolin
Mets extend win streak to eight with San Diego win
Art Shamsky hit a tying single in the eighth and the Mets beat the Padres 5-3 to stretch their streak to eight. Gentry earned the win in relief for New York while McCool took the loss for San Diego with Spiezio hitting San Diego only homer.
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Art Shamsky
New York Mets
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Grote
Niekro
Ross
McCool
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Jones homer lifts Red Sox past Royals in 11th
Dalton Jones belted a two run homer in the 11th inning to give Boston a 4-2 win over Kansas City. Dick Schofield hit a ground rule double, and George Scott tied the game with a two out homer in the 9th. Culp attempted to reach 10 wins but took the loss as KC dropped to 8 losses in nine games.
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Dalton Jones
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City Royals
Dick Schofield
Moe Drabowsky
Jones
Royals
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Red Sox
Ray Culp
George Scott
Abrhbi
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Foy
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Taylor
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Gibson
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Drabowsky
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Lyle
Dodgers end Expos 19th straight loss with Parker homer
Los Angeles defeated Montreal 4-2 as Wes Parker hit a two run homer in the seventh inning. McGinn and Waslewski started for Montreal with Haller catching caesara. The Expos extended their skid to 19 games with the loss.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Montreal
Expos
Wes Parker
McGinn Waslewski
Shaw
Caesara
Haller
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Parker
Bahnsen Shuts Down ChiSox In 3-2 Yankee Win
Stan Bahnsen pitched for New York as the Yankees beat Chicago 3-2. The rookie hurler recovered form after early struggles, yielding key outs and finishing strong to secure the victory.
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NEW York
Stan Bahnsen
New York Yankees
Chicago Magaels
McCarver Guides Cardinals to 6-3 Win Over Astros
Tim McCarver set up the tying run with a sixth inning hit and singled home the winner in the seventh as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated Houston 6-3. Dante and Miller homered for the Cardinals and the Astros respectively. Briles earned the win, Coombs recorded the loss.
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Hoerner
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Meey
Coombs
Edwards
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Dante
Miller
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