Rangers blank Red Sox 4-0 in East trip opener
Texas Rangers shut out Boston 4-0 on the road, led by Jim Bibby who pitched his 11th complete game of the season. The win extends Texas to 7-1 homestand prior to their East swing, with Toby Harrah driving in two runs and Len Randle, Rich Billings, and Dave Nelson contributing. Boston travels to Kansas City as Carlton Fisk may return for pinch duties.
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Pacers Rally Past Stars To Force Game Seven
In a dramatic turnaround Indiana erased a 3-0 series deficit by edging Utah 91-89. George McGinnis scored 23 as Willie Wise led Utah with 24. McGinnis sealed it with two late free throws with four seconds remaining to set a game seven in Salt Lake City.
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Joann Prentice Plays In Hometown Golf Test
Joann Prentice, fresh from a record $32,000 win in women’s pro golf, faces a $5,000 top prize this weekend as she competes before her Birmingham, Alabama hometown. The hometown pressure rises with the crowd watching her every shot.
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Well-blended Celtics set to face Bucks in series opener
The Celtics rely on a balanced attack led by Havlicek and Silas as they face Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and the Bucks in a best-of-seven playoff starting Sunday in Milwaukee. Boston hopes depth and timely defense offset Milwaukee’s size and star power.
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Saratoga Pace Entries and Results for April 26 1974
Horse and driver lineups for Saratoga racing on Friday show first through tenth pace events with purses from 900 to 3200 dollars. Notable entries include Stinger Fitzgerald and Demon Shooter McGrath in the first two finishes, plus attendance listed at 2,442 and total handle at 200,429.
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Morel
Chipsong Martin
Aston Dillon
Ferragamo
Sue Oliver
Hartmann
Ben Harry
Belanger
Fine Demon
Allen
Motewood Jim
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Muscift
Corsair
Filion
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Breeze
Bunty Dear
Hansen
Vic Quick
DiNola
Crawford
Sam Pat
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Laddie
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Little Otto
Davis
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LaBelle
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Acciavatti
Mighty Rude
Aor
Or Tang
Coppola
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Marshal
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Bonaparte Chip
Dailey
Norofton Bay
Richards
Ann H
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Bromiey
White Favor
van Alstyne
Goodsell
Clever Nosey
Bobby Colleen
Jedi
Wallkill Love
Secret Flute
Robert DC
One Ellen
Catalina Lucky
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Torya Tomac
Mighty Harry
Westville Boy
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Luscious New
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Allin Takes Early lead at MONY Tournament of Champions
Realist Allin opened the MONY Tournament of Champions with a six under 66 at La Costa, one stroke ahead of Lanny Wadkins who fired 67. Miller Barber stood three back while a four way tie at 70 included John Mahaffey Gene Littler Dave Hill and Bob Charles. Players Nicklaus and Lee Elder posted 72.
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Pownal entries reveal a multi-race horse lineup
The list shows first to ninth place divisions with horse names and owners across First to Ninth races. Notable names include Em Avion Gargano, Linda's Flag Longerrone, Our Brig Scott, Swiss Alp Lon, and Laird Of Muskoka Buisson.
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Northcutt
Kings Raider
Flashy
Hazel
Hanks
Jilbud
Donahue
Arlington Joe
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First Union
Mount
Angie’s Ove
Boismier
Ayala
Uchee
Kisielewski
Grey Ye Ye
Long
My Yorky
DeOliveras
Beau Rick
Yetta B
Nahigh
Stockdale
Freedom Suit
Peterka
Bold Pappa
Laird of Muskoka
Buisson
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