Sneva Wins Fifth USAC Sprint Feature at New Bremen
Tom Sneva of Spokane wins his fifth USAC Sprint feature of the year at New Bremen Ohio beating Tom Bigelow. Sneva sets a single lap record of 17.43 and a 4 a record of 11:52.52 with an average speed around 100 mph. Bealle and Bigelow follow in an event with heat and semi wins noted and standings showing Bealle leading the points.
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New Bremen
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Severl
Reading
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Secretariat Sets Turf Mark in Man o’ War
New York AP reports Secretariat outpaced Tentam and Triangular on the Belmont Park turf to win the Man o’ War Stakes. Jockey Ron Turcotte led the 121 pound champ to a turf record 2 22 2 5 while Big Spruce and Tentam faded. Secretariat boosted career earnings to 1 224 053 with a dominant 5 length victory in the field of 35, bringing his season back to form after a shaky stretch.
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Ten'am
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Tariat
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Éeant
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Jerkens
Riva Ridge
Anono
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ED. Taylor
Elmendorf
Formance
London
Belley Club
Dany
West Coast
Lenge
Steelers Hold Off Chargers In Rough NFL Showdown
The Pittsburgh Steelers narrowly defeated the San Diego Chargers 38-21 as Terry Bradshaw connected on multiple touchdown passes and Ron Noll, Harold Jackson, and Jack Snow delivered scoring plays. The win kept Pittsburgh’s season momentum, while San Diego’s struggles continued into another tough setback.
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Detroit
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Manning
Nicklaus nets sixth career win at Kings Island Open
Nicklaus fired a cautious one over par 72 to finish with 271 for the 72 holes and win the Kings Island Open. He noted relief at not delivering more suspense as Lee Trevino trailed six shots in second with a 68, and Tom Kite and others followed in the damp, rain-delayed event.
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Lane Wins Championship At Anderson Horseshoe Tourney
Lane clinched the 13th annual Anderson Horseshoe Pitching Association championship at Fairview Park on Sunday. Andy Gall of Anderson took second in Class AA with 59.8 percent ringers. Carroll Moore of Anderson won Class A with 48 percent ringers, finishing one rung ahead of Al Huston of Marion. The association plans a winter league at Shadyside Park.
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Grandview
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Gerald Musselman
Calvin Caudill
Vern Fields
Wak Lane
Anderson
Anderson Horseshoe
Fairview Park
Andy Gall
Lane
Carroll Moore
al Huston
Marion
Shadyside Park
Packers Dominate Kokomo in 462 Victory
Anderson Marathon Packers routed Kokomo Chiefs 462 in Grassroots Football League action. Loyd Ivy threw four touchdown passes and ran for a score, guiding a 52 season record. Ivy connected with Dick Puckett Jon Ellis and Terry Brit. Arthur White returned a kickoff 103 yards for a TD. Anderson held Kokomo to 18 yards rushing and 3 of 14 passing. They host Lafayette next at North Side Junior High at 3 p.m. Scouts admitted free in uniform.
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Kokomo Chiefs
Anderson Marathon Packers
Loyd Ivy
Packers
Ivy
Dick ‘Puckett
Jon Ellis
Terry Brit
Arthur White
Mark Henderson
Alma North Wins Matchmaker Stakes at Atlantic City
Alma North equalled the track mark of 1:55 15 for 11-16 miles in winning the $100,000 Matchmaker Stakes at Atlantic City Race Course. Jockey Frank Lovato guided the Northern Dancer daughter to a front finish by 1 lengths over Light Hearted, with Susan's Girl third. The win boosted Alma North’s earnings and solidified her place among top money earners as Susan's Girl carries heavy weight but trails in purses and future plans.
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N.J
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Atlantic City Race Course
Northern Dancer
Eurogene Mori
Frank Lovato
Christian
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