Friday and Saturday Racing Entries and Results
Friday results show a daily double paid 133.00. Saturday entries include post time 7 15 p m and a list of horses with odds and driver or jockey details such as Revel Small a-Sub Ration Todd ill Far Gone Smith 119 and Sunny Spice Todd ill. The entry list includes Toy Dancer Riston 111 Miss Ebbville Sellars 111 Catch That Tiger Whi m en 111 and a-T. Carter H L Clatterbuck entry.
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Todd
Far Gone Smith
Spice Todd
Riston
Creamona
Takeit All Addesa
Hustwe
Willigans
Big Bonanza
Kianachta
Bete Rouge Vasil
Apo
Jill Addesa
Mr. Mystic Peters
Doc Addesa
Vasil Depalo
Vasil
Jane D
Sao Jim’s Command Inca
General Noel
Prince Dion
Dinka Davidson
Mr. Arctic Espinosa
Mac’s Request
Hatteras Light Davidson
Vibrissa Peters
O’rourke
Discovery Johnston
Our Living Doll Riston
Gordon
Orsi Golden Northcutt
Sun of
Dinah
Banquo
Chanaan
Army Wolf
Park Watch
Puff
Smoke
Mantle's Pinch Homer Lifts Mets? Dodgers Win 6-5
Dodgers beat Giants 4-0 as Koufax tosses a four hitter for his 21st victory and Bolin struggles after a strong start. Clemente sparks Pirates with three singles and a double in a 7-0 win. Torre hits two homers for the Braves in a 8-4 victory over the Mets.
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Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles
Dodgers
San Francisco
Giants
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Pirates
St. Louis
Hodges Builds Media Buzz With Office Dog
Gil Hodges, manager of the Washington Senators, is known for his charm and good press. A 15 month old German shepherd greets visitors in Hodges office, a unique weapon that insiders say helps shape favorable coverage.
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Washington, D.C
Gil Hodges
Washington Senators
Gil
Hodges
Seesaw Race Continues As Mantle Homer Lifts Yankees
In a dramatic bottom of the ninth the Yankees beat Detroit 6-5 as Mickey Mantle, back from a hamstring pull, followed Ralph Houk’s cue to swing for the pump. Earl Wilson’s two-run shot earlier and late heroics by Roznovsky and Powell helped Baltimore rally to a 12-inning win.
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Yankees
Detroit
Clete Boyer
Ralph Houk
Mantle
Yankee
iTiger
Earl Wilson
Honk Aguirre
Baltimore
Boston
Minneapolis
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
California
Kansas City
Atlanta
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Houston
Astros
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Vic Roznovsky
Boog Powlell
Orioles
Russ Snyder
Lee Stange
Birds
Roznovsky
Powell
Earl Battey
Cesar Tover
Jerry Zimmerman
Minnesota
Twins
White Sox
Jim Merritt
Mike McCormick
Indians
McCormick
Steve Hargan
Jay Johnstone
Grim Wins Grand American Handicap at Vandalia
Bert O. Grim, 47, of Lincoln Nebraska, captured trapshooting prized Grand American Handicap at Vandalia Ohio. He hit 100 straight targets from 23 yards to top 3,465 shooters, earning about $6,000. Don Slavich and Willard Langford each missed late, while division champions included Williams Golden Columbus Ga Juniors Cooper and others.
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Associated Press
Vandalia
Don Slavich
North Highlands
Cali
Willard Langford
St. Petersburg
Fla
Slavich
Langford
Williams
Golden
Columbus
Pat Cooper
Plainview
Tex
Jack Lanham
Dallas
Annie E. Gray
Searsbrook
Mark Burgess
Indianpolis
Ida Evangelists
Monreal
Major Leagues Clear Way for Miller Salary Talks
MLB owners voted to relieve players of a $2 per day pension contribution, freeing funds to help cover Marvin Miller's $50,000 annual salary as executive director. Miller voiced disappointment over three rejected player proposals and said he will report back to the player reps.
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Chicago
Marvin Miller
Major League Players Association
Steel Union
Players Association
Miller
William Eckert
Joe Cronin
Warren Giles
Bude Get
Eckert
Japan
Chargers Sold For 10 Million Set In San Diego
The AFL Chargers were sold for a record 10 million dollars to a group of Southern California businessmen led by ne Klein. The team will stay in San Diego and play at the new Mission Valley Stadium slated for completion in 1967. Hilton exits to focus on his hotel chain as Klein becomes president.
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San Diego
Calif
Chargers
Southern California
San Diego Chargers
Ne Klein
Barron Hilton
Klein
National General Corp
Mission Valley
Hilton
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Rams
AFL
National Football League
Conrad
Sid Gillman
National
Samuel Schulman
Pierre Salinger
Continental Air Lines
Eugene Wyman
Major League Leaders Report From The Associated Press
American League leaders include Frank Robinson of Baltimore on batting and runs with 95, while Oliver as of Minnesota hits .316. Frank Robinson leads RBI with 98 and home runs with 40. Campaneris and Hershberger share steals with eight. Pitching leaders include McNally of Baltimore at 123 strikeouts and .800 record. In the National League, Alou of Pittsburgh tops batting at .344, Aaron leads runs with 91 and RBI with 98, and Brock of St. Louis has 57 stolen bases. Koufax leads in strikeouts with 261 and Perry shows 20-3.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Bob Bolin
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Giants
Plac
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Dodgers
Bolin
Dodger
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Atlanta
New York
Houston
Chicago
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Minnesota
Washington
Cleveland
California
Kansas City
Wes Parker
Ron Fairly
Jim Lefebvre
John Rosebore
Lou Johnson
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Gene Alley
Jim Pagliaroni
Pirates
Charlie Smith
Joe Torre
Hank Aaron
Braves
Ken Johnson
Ed Kranepool
Torre
Aaron
Bob Aspromonte
John Bateman
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Puti
Cubs
F. Robinson
Oliva
Aparicio
Campaneris
Hershberger
Brinkman
Powell
Buford and Agee
McNally
Miller
Hamilton
Richert
Boswell
Alou
Clemente
Stargell
Allen Philadelphia
Callison
Rose
McCarver
Allen
Mays
Brock
St.Louis
Jackson
Regan
Perry
Bunning
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Miss Pd
Rosa
Se Sterre
Goveriko
Wiese
Sila
Meony’s Bey
Ian
Pediat Prener
Sonic Son
Grand Rivera
Vi Vasil
Sweet
Gate Boss
Soom Espinosa
Reynolds
Negro Meal Gerkin
Miss Bo Peep Ayala
Sun Haven
Harmony Lander
Pal Sollars
Davidson
Sia Mystarfire
Angels
California Angels
Jimmy Piersall
New York Yankees
Joe Pepitone
Piersall
Pepitone
Ron Rapoport
Mickey Mantle
Houk
Yanks
Mickey
TEXAS
Texans
Bill Bradley
Bradley
Grim
By Hal Paris
Crider & Shockey
Vernon Stouffer
Mage Nate
Cleveland Indians
Stouffer
William R. Daley
Gabe Paul
Shenandoah Downs
Richmond
Winchester
Remington
Savage
Miller’s Hardware
Loudoun St
Major League
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His — Oliva
Douties — Yastrzemski
B. Robinson
Eastside Speedway
Waynesboro, Va
Eastside
Ray Marsh
Dick Swecker
R. L. Peyton
Daytona Beach
Florida
Plaza
Ena
Lite At
Rtrs
Wizard
John Carradine
Irodgers & Slammersteins
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