Weekend Horse Ra Scoreboard Highlights
A roundup of top finishes across tracks from Arcadia to Aqueduct. Irish Arrival wins the Anokin Stakes at Anita by a neck. Hey Mama captures the Sooner at Louisiana. Bold n Deter prevails in Keeneland Spinster. Cure the Blues takes Laurel Futurity. The Very One dominates the Long Island Handicap at Aqueduct.
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Rise Jim
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Gerulaitis Defeats McNamara In Melbourne Final
Top seed Vitas Gerulaitis defeated Australia's Peter McNamara 7 5, 6 3 to win the Hortico Indoor Tennis Championship singles title in Melbourne. Ferdi Taygan and Fritz Buehning won the doubles final 6 1, 6 2 over John Sadri and Tim Wilkison.
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Australia
Vitas Gerulaitis
Peter McNamara
Ferdi Taygan
Fritz Buehning
John Sadri
Tim Wilkison
Sipe Leads Browns Past Steelers in Tight 27 26 Victory
Cleveland quarterback Brian Sipe threw for 349 yards and four touchdowns to outduel the Steelers. He connected with Greg Pruitt and Ozzie Newsome as the Browns rallied for a 27 26 win. Don Cockroft added the decisive extra point after Newsome's late score.
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Dan Pastorini
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Joe Cribbs
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Steve Bartkowski
Alfred Jackson
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Colts
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Woodley Earns Start In Monday Night NFL Battle
Miami Dolphins rookie quarterback David Woodley makes his first NFL start in a nationally televised game against the New York Jets. Woodley, once LSU backup, rose to Miami’s No.3 passer after impressing in training camp and replacing Guy Benjamin.
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Bert Jones
Colts
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Nick Lowery
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Billy Sims
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Spurs ride defense upgrade with Gervin scoring spree
San Antonio opened the season with a loss but has won eight straight under coach Stan Albeck as Gervin continues to lead scoring while a stronger defense shores up the lineup. In a 108 102 win over the Lakers Gervin hit a late jumper to put the Spurs ahead. Kareem Abdul Jabbar led all scorers with 30 points as James Silas and Dave Corzine added 17 and 16.
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Officials See Coetzee Potential After Heavyweight Loss
South African Gerrie Coetzee, stopped by Mike Weaver in the 13th round, is urged by promoter Bob Arum and WBA president Rodrigo Sanchez to pursue American-style training. They say improved conditioning could elevate him to the world title, while Arum and Sanchez critique his current management and training setup in South Africa. Weaver, nursing a bruised right hand, signs autographs as both camps discuss future defenses.
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Bophuthatswana
Gerrie Coetzee
Coetzee
Bob Arum
Mike Weaver
World Boxing Association
World Boxing Council
Larry Holmes
Arum
Rodrigo Sanchez
WBA
United States
Hal Tucker
Johannesburg
Weaver
Savage
Tucker
Los Angeles
South Africa
Don Manuel
James Tillis
Domingo D’elia
Former Light Heavyweight Champ Galindez Killed In Racing Crash
Argentine former world light heavyweight champion Victor Galindez, 31, died after a racing crash near Buenos Aires. He and co-driver Nito Lizeviche were struck by a speeding car as they walked to the pits after retiring from the 25 De Mayo event.
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Galindez
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Victor Galindez
Nito Lizeviche
25 de Mayo
World Boxing Association
Len Hutchins
Mike Rossman
Rossman
WBA
Marvin Johnson
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