Pirates ride pennant fever to two wins in doubleheader
Pirates fans filled Three Rivers Stadium boosting morale after a West Coast trip as Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 7-4 and 11-1. Jerry Reuss won the opener despite eight hits, Bruce Kison pitched eight strong innings in the nightcap, and Willie Stargell Bob Robertson Richie Zisk led the offense with homers and a grand slam. In the wider NL action Giants Dodgers Astros Reds Braves Padres other results followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murtaugh
Pirates
Jerry Reuss
Bruce Kison
Willie Stargell
Bob Robertson
Richie Zisk
Reuss
Kison
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Houston
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Diego
Montreal
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Boston
Oakland
California
Kansas City
Minnesota
Texas
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Detroit
Giants
Dodgers
Ed Goodson
Chris Speier
Andy Messersmith
Jim Barr
Bill Buckner
Willie Crawford
Astros
Reds
Roger Metzger
Joe Morgan
Metzger
Johnny Bench
Morgan
Sparky Anderson
Doug Rader
Braves
Padres
Phil Niekro
Ron Reed
Niekro
Dave Johnson
Darrell Evans
Reed
Ralph Garr
Dusty Baker
Johnson
Willie McCovey
Reed wins for Americans with 80 yard drive
Reed enters as Birmingham’s cavalry lifting the Americans to an 8-7 win over Florida Blazers after an 80 yard, 10 play drive. He ran 2 yards for the TD and then connected with Jim Bishop for the extra point as Legion Field crowd roared. Other WFL games followed with Chicago, Memphis, Portland winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Reed
Birmingham
Cavalry
Florida Blazers
Legion Field
Reed
Jack Gotta
Grambling
George Mira
Jim Bishop
Blazers
Bob Davis
Tommy Reamon
Reamon
Chicago Fire
Southern California Sun
Anaheim
Stars
Philadelphia Bell
New York
Memphis Southmen
Sharks
Jacksonville
Portland Storm
Detroit Wheels
London
Ontario
Sun
Virgil Carter
Mark Kellar
Chicago
Carter
Jack Dalton
Jim Seymour
James Scott
Kellar
Chicgo
Southern California
Memphis
Spencer
Grant Guthrie
Tommy Durrance
Storm
Wheels
Booth Lusteg
Rufus Ferguson
Portland
Detroit
Ferguson
Jim Krieg
Bubba Wyche
Saratoga Race Card Entries and Results Summary
A dense list of race entries at Saratoga across ten races detailing pace and trot events with horse names, jockeys, and mounting notes. Includes payoffs, attendance figures, and totals for the day, highlighting race seven and eight details.
Horse racing results and payouts from a daily card
The page lists multiple race outcomes with horse names, jockeys, weights, and pays. It includes trifectas and exacta/quinella payouts such as DAILY DOUBLE $121.60 and TRIFECTA $81.60, plus attendance noted as 63 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wink Prince
Northcutt
Peterka
Pruden
Coy
Vergara
Boismier
S&up
Donohue
Gaffney
Donahue
Jose
Kunitake
Count Siena
Idie Intent
Fairview Lass
Tamo-Jet
Tutela
Dosher
Dayan 2d
Courageous Earns U.S. Cup Bid After Upset Win Over Intrepid
Courageous, long shot to contend, was chosen to represent the United States in the America’s Cup after a decisive victory over Intrepid under new skipper Ted Hood. The final races against Australia’s Southern Cross begin September 10 in Newport, Rhode Island. Hood’s helm change and Courageous’ improved sails gave the boat a clear edge, with the winner posting times along the windward and leeward legs as winds rose from 20 to 25 knots.
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Newport
R.I
UPI
U.S
Intrepid
Southern Cross
France
New York Yacht Club Selection Committee
Ner
Courageous
Bob Bavier
Larchmont
N.Y
Ted Hood
Marblehead
Mass
Hood
Harry Morgan
Robert McCollough
New York
Courageous Syndicate
McCollough
Bavier
Nch
Dennis Conner
San Diego
Calif
Barnes hot in rookie camp key to Spirits ABA year
Marvin Barnes projects as the Spirits of St. Louis cornerstone for the ABA season after a standout rookie and free-agent camp. He signed a two-million dollar deal and, while adjusting to 82 game schedules, trains under coach Bob MacKinnon and compares himself with top college stars of 1974. He notes team leadership swayed his choice to join St. Louis and quotes his rival attitude about being “number two.”
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Barnes
St. Louis
UPI
Marvin Barnes
American Basketball Association
Spirits of
Providence
New England
Carolina Cougars
Williams
Sam McCants
Jimmy Foster
Reuben Collins
Joe Caldwell
Billy Cunningham
Spirits
Harry Weltman
Bob MacKinnon
ABA
D Barnes
MacKinnon
Dave Gavitt
UCLA
Deer causes crash in Lime Rock Camel GT heat
A deer darted onto the Lime Rock Park track injuring two drivers in the Camel GT 100-mile race. Tommy Rolfe and Steve Stetter lost control of their Datsun and car was hit. the deer was killed and the race halted 37 minutes. Michael Keyser won the main race in a Porsche at 94.349 mph. Peter Gregg won the novice Camel GT 100 in a Porsche.
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Lime Rock Park
Conn
UPI
Lime Rock Track
Tommy Rolfe
Richmond
Steve Stetter
North Canton
Ohio
Rolfe
Datsun
Michael Keyser
Towson
Peter Gregg
Jacksonville
Fla
Nick Craw
Washington, D.C
Harry Ingle
Charlotte
N.C
Harness racing results roundup with multiple pacers and trotters
A list of race results from a pacing and trotting program shows horses and drivers such as Ingrassia Hallie Mae Mattison and Morrill with finishes and pays. Notable entries include 1st clmg pace with $700 purse and 2.10 speed for D R Rum, along with several other payouts like PERFECTA awards and multiple race conditions reflected through listed horses and drivers.
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Clmg
Pace
Ingrassia
Hallie Mae
Mattison
Victory Manners
Morrill
R Rum
Lancaster
Avon Tahoe
Blake
Joys Up
Zombick
Dean
Malin
Adios Henry
Barnes
Countess Attisen
Bengazis Lancer
Baroness
Dey
T Ne
Ben Pretty
Respold
Annie Dean
Lockwood
Doctor Time
Taylor
Perfecta
Prince Robbie
Roy
McNichol
Aldrich
Mermaid
Handy
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Pittsburgh
Danny Murtaugh
The
Three Rivers Stadium
Park
Philadelphia Phillies
G.b
G.b. St. Louis
Philadelphia
Joe Carnicelli
UPI Sports
Saratoga
Berway
F. Tangredi Jr
Merrydell Dought
J. Allen
Jammys Gold
R_ Landes
Demon Shooter
H. Goodsell
Kenneth Shelly
C. Kelly
Fine Demon
Con Amour
J. C. Jobnson
Stans Aggie
D. Marshall
P. McGrath
Tip Shillelagh
J. Belmonte
Aston Chigs
D. Allen
Fast Girl
J. Verderosa
Lucky Pioneer
T. Russo
Fleet Baroness
F. Tangredi
Amy Gold
C. Lab
E. Coville
J. Martin
onder _ yet Lathan
Frost
Aero E
le Hart
Tna
Scho Brook Nettie
Blue Grass
Mr. Bunni
Vicente Freebial
Dancy
Dunlee
Teneth
Nit Wit
F. Coppola
Bator
J. DeSantis
Torys Tomac
T. VanAlstyne
Mountain G Man
R. Palmer
Fido
Worthy Smoke
E. Williams
Rival Rose
J. P. Morel
Clayhaven Romero
L. Fanelli
Mr. Noodle
Vibrant
C. LaBombard
Harold P Damon
J. Mongeon
Christopher D
W. Blake Jr
Cupid
B. McLaren
Flying Ellen
Danny Stealer
Rhea Rodney
Good Time
Jim
Belanger
Romicka
Karrees Romeo
Cookie Monster
G. Filion
Fort Thomas
Petey Leo
Pioneer Queen
Raylands Vic
J. Foley
Mother Hubbardton
V. Staker
Royal Fly Fly
B. Belanger
J. Berg
Bobchar
Rip Time
Candy Dapple
J.P. Morel
K Doll
Teighth
Rideau Frost
A. St. Amour
Alf Georgie Boy
Danny C
Windy
H. Hoyt
Winger Lovell
Bonnie Valley
DC. Marshall
Stanley
D. Bromiley
Meadow Torrence
Niles Jewel
Eastwood Jeff
J. DeCarlo
Kings Highway
OD. Marshall
Shannon Dee
Gentry Mir
M. Brown
Kodak
Main St
Bennington
Greater Bennington Chamber of Commerce
Pownal
Bill Walton
Walton
North Carolina State
David Thompson
Hinsdale
United Counseling Service
Anug Stores
Vze 102
Plo Rea
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
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