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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1973

Page

12

Secretariat Crowned Horse Of The Century At Belmont

The Belmont Stakes crowned Secretariat as racing’s new icon after a 69 000 spectator crowd witnessed his triumph. Plans point to a Saratoga return for the Jim Dandy and Travers, with a possible Woodward bid and Arc de Triomphe ambitions. Retiring to stud by year end, bids for nominations soar past six million dollars in the wake of his Belmont victory.

Coaching Club Belmont Oval Saratoga Belmont Park Secretariat NYRA United States Paris

Belmont Trainers Quiet Week Yields Few Highlights

Aiken trainers show little activity as Belmont closes. W C Freeman’s A glimmer back loses to Cathy’s Baby who carries eight pounds. Mose Gaver’s Ruritania finishes second in six furlongs on dirt, a promising turf future prep. Barry Ryan wins with maiden Maiden Waiting, a Greentree Belmont winner’s progeny, on her turf debut at 11-16 miles.

Belmont W.C. Freeman Cathy’s Mose Gaver Son of the Axe Barry Ryan Stage Door Johnny

Baseball Standings And Schedule From Major Leagues

National League East standings with teams Chicago Montreal St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh and New York listed by wins and losses. American League leaders include New York Milwaukee Baltimore Boston Detroit and Cleveland with daily results and upcoming games through Tuesday and Wednesday.

Associated Press W. L. Pet. G.B. Chicago Montreal St. Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York Los Angeles Houston San Francisco Cincinnati CSD Atlanta San Diego Chicago Walker Stoneman Hooton Koosman Gibson Folkers Carlton Rutven Grimsley Wilson Sutton Jones Niekro Bradley W. L. Pet. G.B. New York Milwaukee Baltimore Boston Detroit Cleveland West Kansas City California Oakland Minnesota Texas Dobson Stem Seelbach Tiant Hamilton Merritt Palmer Colborn Decker Wood Drago

American Legion Post 26 Wins In Extra Innings

American Legion Post 2 remained undefeated at 5-0 after a 4-3 extra innings win over Congaree at Congaree. Aiken plated three runs in the first with RBI from Jerome Bell and Paul Martin, while Congaree answered with two and tied it in the third. Russell Paulk started for Aiken, Willie Bell relieved and kept Congaree scoreless through ten. They meet again tonight at Citizens Field at 8 with Charlie Smith slated to pitch for Aiken.

American Legion Post Congaree Aiken Russell Paulk Willie Bell Bell Citizens Field Charlie Smith Sonny Siebert Steve Foucault Oakland Rangers A’s Siebert A's Ken Holtzman Jeff Burroughs Toby Harrah

Indians Snap Yanks Streak In Perry Frisked Controversy

Gaylord Perry survived an umpire inspection as the Indians defeated the Yankees 4–2 to end New York’s eight game win streak. Murcer accused Perry of doctoring the ball while Jim Perry lost to Carlton Fisk’s eighth inning homer as Boston beat Detroit 2–1.

Herschel Nissenson Associated Press Gaylord Perry Cleveland Jim Perry Boston Gaylord New York Ralph Houk Indians Yankees Bobby Murcer Perry Houk Murcer League Jim Detroit Carlton Fisk Red Sox Tigers Baltimore Orioles Milwaukee Brewers Chicago White Sox Minnesota Twins California Angels Kansas City Royals Texas Rangers Oakland A’s al Bumbry Milwaukee Pedro Garcia Orioles Brewers

Mets Fall to Cubs After Late Rally in Tight Night

The Mets led Chicago 2-0 for eight innings before the Cubs tied and won 3-2. In other NL action Pittsburgh swept Montreal 8-4 and 3-1, Philadelphia beat St Louis 7-4, Houston routed Cincinnati 13-2, and Los Angeles edged San Diego 3-2 as Richie Hebner Rennie Stennett and Willie Stargell starred for Pittsburgh.

Associated Press Abner Doubleday Alexander Cartwright New York Mets Yogi Berra Mets Chicago Cubs Ron Santo Pittsburgh Montreal Philadelphia St. Louis Houston Cincinnati Los Angeles San Diego Richie Hebner Rennie Stennett Hebner al Oliver Pirates Willie Stargell Stargell

NFL Officials Hold Talks

New York AP report notes NFL owners and players face tense meetings at the annual owners gathering. Rumors suggest Commissioner Rozelle may push for urine tests to deter alleged drug abuse, signaling a personal confrontation beyond past money disagreements.

New York National Football League Park Avenue NFL Pete Rozelle Rozelle

Secretariat Race Appears Sure

In Chicago AP reports the special Arlington Park race on June 30 now includes Secretariat and two other 3 year olds. Our Native will compete after earlier doubts, announced by Tom Pritchard spokesman for one owner family.

Chicago Secretariat Arlington Park Tom Pritchard Elizabeth Pritchard

Women Take Wimbledon Spotlight at the Championships

London AP report notes the women share center stage as Margaret Court pursues a second Grand Slam. Court, top seed, and Billie Jean King, No. 2, have byes and face Karen Krantzcke and Lucia Bassi respectively. Evonne Goolagong and Chris Evert also loom and showed mixed form in warmups.

London Margaret Court Karen Krantzcke Mrs King Lucia Bassi Italy Chris Evert Fort Lauderdale Fla Evonne Goolagong Australia Miss Evert Miss Goolagong Russia Olga Morozova Queen's Club

Racing Roundup of Major Purses Across Tracks

Okavango won the Martyr Purse at Aqueduct by two lengths in an $11,000 race. Mr Poverty captured the Leesport Purse at Liberty Bell in Philadelphia by a neck. Jenny Long won Monmouth Park’s $9,000 feature at Oceanport. Virtue's Reward took the Suffolk Downs $5,000 feature in Boston. Apollo Nine triumphed in the $7,500 Gusto Purse at Arlington Park in Chicago.

Associated Press New York Okavango Aqueduct Philadelphia Mr. Poverty Leesport Liberty Bell Oceanport N.J Jenny Long Monmouth Park Boston Virtue Suffolk Downs Chicago Apollo Nine Arlington Park

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