Seaver Succeeds With Incentive In Mets Sweep Of Braves
Tom Seaver pitched a two hit shutout to earn a 2-0 win as the Mets completed a four game sweep of the Atlanta Braves. He struck out nine, lowered his ERA to 1.89, and improved to 3-0 on the season. Ed Kranepool and Wayne Garrett contributed the other run on a timely error. The article notes Seaver’s contract includes incentive pay for reaching 19 wins and that New York has a six game winning streak.
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Bill Madden
UPI
Tom Seaver
Mets
Seaver
Atlanta Braves
New York
Braves
Phil Niekro
Felix Millan
del Unser
Ed Kranepool
Dave Kingman
Lee Lacy
Wayne Garrett
Kingman
San Diego
Chicago
Houston
Montreal
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Texas
Boston
Padres
Cubs
Jerry Turner
Butch Metzger
Willie Davis
Enzo Hernandez
Brewers
White Sox
George Scott
Clay Carroll
Bill Veeck
Rangers
Red Sox
Jeff Burroughs
Nelson Briles
Burroughs
Mike Hargrove
Toby Harrah
Bill Lee
Briles
Havlicek Expected to Start for Celtics in Semifinal Game
John Havlicek, sidelined for three games with a torn fascia in his left heel area, was expected to start for the Boston Celtics in the fifth game of the NBA Eastern Conference semifinals against the Buffalo Braves. The 36-year-old swingman practiced after returning to Boston, able to jump but not cut or push off the foot.
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Boston
UPI
John Havlicek
Boston Celtics
Buffalo Braves
Buffalo
Randy Smith
Ernie DiGregorio
Celtics
Smith
DiGregorio
Heinsohn
Havlicek
Cavs win seventh in upset over Bullets for series
In Richfield, Ohio, the Cleveland Cavaliers edged the Washington Bullets 87 85 on a driving lay up by Dick Snyder with four seconds left to clinch the Eastern Conference semifinal series 4 3 before a record 21 564 crowd. Snyder led Cavs with 23. Chenier scored 31 for Bullets but missed at the horn.
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Richfield
Ohio
UPI
Cleveland Cavaliers
Cavs
National Basketball Association
Dick Snyder
Washington Bullets
Phil Chenier
Cleveland
Bill Fitch
Fitch
Snyder
Horse Racing Purses Listed for Multiple Pace Divisions
The report itemizes pacing and trotting races from Friday April 30 1976 with first place winners across divisions including First Pace Camden Scooter Second Pace Marges Mermaid and Trot Cardinal Dean. Additional rankings cover Fourth to Tenth Pace divisions with listed horses and placements, showing purses ranging from 350 to 1180 dollars and numerous horses such as Atawayne Grandpaw ScottTarport Villa Plymouths Princess and J P More.
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Camden Scooter
Tim#Iyer
MarCon Rebel
Mombrino Creed
Marges Mermaid
Nat
Amorella M
Star Promise
Cinderella
Shannon Diamond
Collingwood
Freedies
Cardinal Dean
Go Glory
T R Kooikat
Shawn C
Donohoe
Gray Brooks
Red Ed
Happy Michael
Buttonwood Adios
Braden Gold
Tamis Marches
Best of Abe
Lieta Ventura
Sugar E
Judgable
Popular Diamond
Rebel Will
Anpell Butler
Mighty Lisa
Ye Herman
Battle Sharp
Joe Ocky
Atawayne
Sarika
Punch Lockswinger
Mistys Countess
Chapel Tillie
High Huberta
Top Mission
Fair Mist
Grandpaw Scott
Burwood Judge
Pioneer Spirit
Superior Knight
Caroldon Nugget
Chevreau d’Or
Busy Geneely Payee Ean Tammy
Ni ‘Soy
Marvel Hanover
Range Rider
Lile Truax
Boss Meadow
Saucy Mix
Costly Walk
Russ Good Boy
Buzette
Tarport Villa
Plymouths
Champaign
Albany
Horse racing results from a 1976 program date
The page lists multiple pace and trot mile races with purses from 1000 to 3500 dollars. Winners include Village Breeze and White Gaelic with times around 2:03 to 2:12. Payoffs show various decimals and trifecta-like figures for a field totaling 2,629 in attendance and a reported purse pool of 213,329 dollars.
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Voyager
Reds Cadam
Allambee
Ina
Basher
Neighth
Matt Hill
Wonderful Pee
Sterwinkle
Mile
True Mondean
Goldberg
Hime
Prince Consort
Buzzy Beau
Arriva Marie
Han
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Spiliner
R. Reuschel
San Francisco
Halicki
Niekro
Matlack
Cinci
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Singer
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Murphy
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Carroll
Varney
Darwin
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Lee
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House
Fisk
Sundberg
Astros
Expos
Cesar Cedeno
Bob Watson
Roger Metzger
Larry Dierker
Larry Hardy
Dodgers
Cardinals
Don Sutton
Glenn Burke
Dodger
Burke
Bill Buckner
Cincinnati
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Ruthven
Warthen
Nolan
Louis
Curtis
Rhoden
Rooker
W. L. Pet
Etroit
Kim Loos
Mt. Anthony
Patriots
Whitingham
Brattleboro
MAU
Vermont
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Main Street
Bullets
Chenier
Golden State
Pistons
Phoenix
Seattle
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Tom Heinsohn
Jack Ramsay
Ramsay
Don
Nelson
Steve) Kuberski
Pownal
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Segno
Joney
Weatherlam
Helens
Bavin
Patience
See Lonnie
Shout
Fearless Joy
Fulflex
Trouble Sign
Miss Candy Cane
Aho Admiral
Mr. Jodee
Lycome
Imposer
Another Rhonda
Getem George
Shyrock Road
Repdu
Sey Oew
Sir Steve
Pena High
Eastern Promise
Shelby’s Pride
Elect Me
Ternando
Uchee
Unique Design
Dernierement
Sisco
Sylcon
Sun Profit
Queen Tigress
Maretta
Doctor Jameson
Mack To Market
High Cloud
Opulu
Knave’s Eau
America
EPA
Peugeot
Ott & Berger Inc
North Hoosac Rd
Williamstown
Saratoga
Duke of Kent
Ecademies
Fearless Nancy
Port Getaha
Adiana Uate
Village Breeze
Tranguil Ric
Ee Aielis
As Tt
Leytrue
Ee Wet
Ie eSange
Ign & Hanover
Wassick
Wassick’s Tire Service
Hunt Street
Wm. Keen Jr. PaInTing
Shaftsbury
Main ST
Autor Sporting Goods Store
Cal
Hirag
Superior Muffler
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