Trotters and Pacers Phase II Harness Races At Aiken
Sports Editor notes phase II of the Triple Crown series moves into the second annual harness race on Saturday at the Jefferson Aiken mile track. About 40 trotters and pacers are expected to compete as Don Larlee, a trainer with 31 years in the field, explains the standardbred horse differs from the thoroughbred in racing style.
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Parting Shot on Aqueduct and the Parimutuel Strike
A reflective column notes Aqueduct Race Track dark amid a parimutuel clerk strike as subway service to the site continues yet the racing crowd and OTB players face shifting habits. The piece contrasts live track patrons with off track bettors and urges mutual understanding between tracks and OTB amid a looming change.
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Bowling Briefs Show Warnekes Lead In Team and Individual Honors
Warnekes claimed high team series 1760 and high team game 615 while Dot Caste topped individual series 535 and Dot Golden led in games 235 172 184 178 173 as Park Avenue Lanes hosted women and men events. Village Pharmacy topped high handicap 2368 with W Carothers and Crofts 555 and Barrett 560 among top scorers.
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Marquette Given Second Chance in NCAA Tourney
Marquette’s seventh ranked Warriors regain NCAA eligibility after Captain Bob Lackey signs affidavit denying agent representation. The reinstatement follows prior suspensions linked to Jim Chones and pro bidding turbulence involving the ABA and NBA.
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UCLA Tops Poll From Start To Finish
UCLA finishes 26-0 and undefeated in the final AP basketball poll of 1972 earning all 30 first place votes for 600 points. North Carolina 23-4 sits No. 2, Penn 24-2 No. 3, Louisville 23-3 No. 4, Long Beach 5th after key wins, with Marquette, South Carolina, Brigham Young, Florida State and others rounding the top ten.
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Ping Pong Tournaments Planned by Aiken Recreation
The Aiken Recreation Department schedules two ping pong tournaments at the Aiken Municipal Auditorium. The Men’s Tournament for players 16 and older is single elimination on April 10 and 11 starting at 6 30 p.m. The Boys Tournament for ages 15 and under begins at 6 30 p.m. on April 13.
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Pony League Registration for 13 and 14 Year Olds
Registration for Pony League Baseball ages 13 and 14 will be held Wednesday and Thursday at the Pony League field from 6 to 8 PM. The fee is 5 dollars and each participant must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
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