Trotters And Pacers Race Card Summary
Racing program lists horses in multiple pace and trot events with jockeys and odds. Notable entries include River Road Greg and Speakeasy in Race Two and Ole Swede in Race Four, plus prize pools from $450 to $1,000 across ten races and exacta payouts totaling $8 with handle around $126,936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Isor
W. Colby
King
Autumn Sky
G. Corey
C. Carter
S. Bubier
E. Tracy
D. Richards
River Road
Greg
S. Bub
F. Quintal
Showels Ace
B. Os
Princess Morton
F. Parke
Village Champ
R. Bartlett
Glen Jagiin
B. Pike
Marvel Abbe
J. Lachance
Shenandoah Craim
Lanpher Snow
Quiniela
Drexel Barbara
J. Mollir
Busy Bee Christine
Renaud
Prince of Wales
R. Truitt
Laras
L. Fitch
Scooter Bow
T. Harris
Chris D
Carlisle
F. Woodbury
Quintela
Ole Swede
H. McKenney
Susiege I. Parlin
Hindsight
Billy Boy C
E. Cooper Jr
Vamps
D. Carl G. Merry Frier
G. Gardner
Boston Bumpas
R. Vede
Thinker
C. Smith
H. Richa
D J Oakey
R. Nadeau
Dizzy Liz
Starshot Lobell
W. Peace
Schaefer Byrd
S. Hamilt
Irish Kent
H. Renaud
Ardens Malcolm
R. Garth
Mighty Land
F. Woodbury Ove
Johnny Tom
Last Alibi
W. Case
Parto
Peace
Littlest Rebel
Bana E. Hall
Skip Dyer
Golden Pearl
Smith
Romila
J.C. Smith
Mi Bar King
Richards
Overlee Dale
R. Lanpher
Nancy Jill
Rocky Reiko
R. Tletta
Katte
R. G. Nifty Flicka
Master Jeff
N. Murray
Ideal the Great
F. Parker
Chief Creed
R. Rose
Honest Ken
R. Dagan
J . Frank
L. Pickett J
Dillard
R. Smith
J. Mollison
J.D. Salley
Atlantic Mir
R. Doherty
Marks Man
C. Huen
Lord Ricky
R. Gar
Berties
Robina
B Brewster
Sir Eric
Rebel Gold
Elvin J
Minnie Sota
Sir I Win
Grammie K.B
Napoleon
Boyadios
Cassidy
F.B
Vernard
Forever
Eddie
Trusty Promise
Masters lead pursuit with Qosterhuis 68 in rain delay
Peter Qos terhuis fired a four under par 68 to take a round three lead at Augusta as rain postponed the Masters. Dwight Nevil later closed with 66 to win Magnolia Open by three over Bert Greene. Higuchi won in Tokyo.
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Augusta
Peter Qosterhuis
Hattiesburg
Miss
Dwight Nevil
Bert Greene
Tokyo
Hisako Higuchi
Japan
Gorham Bowler Captures Western Maine Ladies Title
Evelyn Bourgeons won the Western Maine Ladies Class A championship at 20th Century Lanes with a 1031 total. Betty Figoli of Augusta was second at 1010, Shirley Simpson third with 1009, Ruth Faren fourth at 988, and Rachel Letellier fifth at 985. Bourgeons and Faren bowled for Bowl-A-Wile Lanes in Gorham. High single honors went to Bourgeons 122 and Letellier 117. Other scores include Shepard 965 Temm 958 Lerette 953 Cox 946 Dube 918 Nichols 910 Voisine 910 and Boudreau 867.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Bourgeons
Ruth Faren
Rachel Letellier
Rachel le J
A. Shepard
A. Temm
K. Lerette
A. Cox
C. Dube
M. Dube
C. Boutet
M. Nichols
J. Voisine
L. Boudreau
V. Dube
Bobby Riggs Targeting Margaret Court in May Match
New York based note details Bobby Riggs 55 trains for a televised May 13 match with Margaret Court in San Diego. He touts hustler image yet plans serious prep including four to five set sessions and daily four mile runs. He describes court tactics and money stakes totaling ten thousand dollars with a San Diego group matching five thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Secretariat
Champagne Charlie
He Springs
Ark
Oaklawn Park
Wellesley
Mass
Dan Moynihan
Tufts
Moynihan
Steve Ellis
Boston A.A
Ellis
Ken Mueller
BAA
NEA
Bobby Riggs
Margaret Court
Iggs
Hank Greenberg
Riggs
Greenberg
U.S
Forest Hills
Bill Tilden
Cokes
San Diego
Billie Jean King
Court
Pancho Segura
Bob Lutz
Lutz
Bill Talbert
Bobby
Steve Ross
Florida
Hartman
Ross
Marie Gendron Wins Women Speed League Rolloff
Marie Gendron of the Hush Puppie team swept the Roll-a-Way Lanes event by posting a 525 scratch total plus a 50 pin handicap and a high single of 130 to claim top prize and a trophy. Jeannette Voisine of the Lucky Losers finished second with 545 total (485 scratch, 60 handicap) and Lorraine Foss was third with 537 (40 pin handicap).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Gendron
Hush- Puppie
Jeannette Voisine
Lorraine Foss
Red Sox Off To Winning Start In Three Straight Wins
The Boston Red Sox swept the New York Yankees 15-5, 10-5, and 4-3 as pitching, power, and speed fueled victories. Cepeda belted a ninth inning homer off Sparky Lyle after Curtis and Veale faltered, with Griffin, Harper, and Guerrero contributing early. The team heads to Milwaukee for two games with the Brewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Red Sox
Eddie Kasko
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Orlando Cepeda
Sparky Lyle
Cepeda
John Curtis
Bob Veale
Milwaukee
Brewers
lThursday
Margaret Court Wins Eighth Virginia Slims Title
Margaret Court captured her eighth of 10 Virginia Slims events this year by defeating Kerry Harris 6-1 6-0 in the Max Pax Coffee Tennis Classic final in Philadelphia. Court earned $12,000, boosting 1973 earnings to over $60,000, with Harris collecting $7,000. In doubles, Court and Lesley Hunt won 6-1 3-6 6-2 over Durr and Stove, taking $3,000 with the losers earning $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Margaret Court
Kerry Harris
Mrs. Court
Miss Harris
Lesley Hunt
Francoise Durr
France
Betty Stove
Netherlands
Women's Pro Teams Tie and Victory at Roll-A-Way Lanes
Roll-A-Way defeated Sanford No. 1 8-0 as Pat Tarbox led with 320 and Rose Rankin 325 topped Sanford No. 1. York County Roll-Way tied Scarborough 44 pins to cement fourth place behind Grace Perron 311 and Lorraine Perron 306 while L. Perron 306 led York County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford No
Pat Tarbox
Rose Rankin
Sanford
N. Munford
L. Camire
P. Tarbox
A. Hubert
J. Broadbent
G. Vennell
G. Guertin
R. Fall
R. Rankin
York County Roll
G. Perron
R. Boyajian
J. Durgin
V. Doughety
G. Mills
J. Foley
P. Anton
Gillilands win first annual springe mixed foursome at Harder Hall
Wilma and Bruce Gilliland of Kimball Nebraska defeated Lo and Lammers of Baytown Texas 4 and 2 in the final to claim the inaugural Harder Hall mixed foursome title. Lowell Lammers praised their steady play and noted the close three day event with just seven shots separating the teams. Mrs Gilliland serves on the Women's Trans National Golf Assn board. National championship set for July 30 to August 4 at Mt Snow Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Sebring
Fla
Gilliland
Harder Hall
Wilma
Bruce Gilliland
Kimball
Neb
Lo Lammers
Baytown
Tex
Lowell Lammers
Bruce
Trans National Golf Assn
Mt. Snow
Portland Welterweight Larry Butler to Box Mosby in 10-Round Non-Title Fight
New England welterweight champion Larry Butler from Portland has agreed to a 10-round non-title bout against Dave Mosby of Richmond Virginia on Thursday night at the Exposition Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Larry Butler
New England
Dave Mosby
Richmond
Exposition Building
Cepeda Returns First Dividend With Red Sox Ninth Inning Homer
Big Orlando Cepeda, 35, returned to the majors as a designated hitter and hit a ninth inning homer to lift the Boston Red Sox to a 4-3 win over the New York Yankees. He had been out with knee issues and earlier NL career, now helping Boston sweep the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
Orlando Cepeda
Boston Red Sox
Smiles
New York Yankees
Boston
Cepeda
Yankees
Oakland A’s
Ater
The
A’s
Maravich Lifts Hawks In Key Playoff Game Comeback
Pete Maravich scored 37 points including 13 in the final period to lift the Atlanta Hawks to a 97 94 victory over the Boston Celtics in game four. Lou Hudson added 28 as Atlanta matched Boston 2 2 in the best of seven series and forced a decisive game five in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Pete Maravich
Atlanta Hawks
National Basketball Association
Bostonics
Boston
Hawks
Lou Hudson
Maravich
Cotton Fitzsimons
Celtisc
Celtics
John Havlicek
Stars sweep Conquistadors to reach ABA finals
Utah Stars beat San Diego 120 to 99 to win the best of five series 4-0 and advance to face Indiana for the division title. Rod Boone Willy Wise led with 49 points combined including 27 by Boone, 22 by Wise, while Stew Johnson paced San Diego with 19. Zelma Beaty contributed for Utah, helping pull away in the third quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Diego
Rod, Boone
Willy Wise
Utah Stars
American Basketball Association
Stars
Conquistadors
Indiana
Boone
Wise
Stew
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Sir Philip Pick
H. Coleman
Noble Chance
Steves Hope
N. Watson
Show Frost
S.S. Smith
Eee
Chip
H. Ralph L FF
Candoe Ao
Gardnere
E U Melfort
M. Mtodgkins Jr
Mr. Ace
Prima Darryl
Flashy
Bob Again
Clayhaven Persues
Forever Happy
Top Rhythm
Queen’s Ravenet
Lou Bob
Dailey Pick
Pretty Martha
Windsor
Harrier
That Horse
Scooter Belle
Count Paul
Homeric
Afton Direct
Tarr’s Dominion
Queen’s Ohio
Warden Jimmy
Whirlred
GlenRock
King’s Razzle
Quaker Knight
Dianne D
Our Penny
Nadine
Bilbo Baggins
Uncle Amos
Adio Burn
Lynn Boot
Sonic Guy
Charlie Overlook
Apache Witch
von Lands
Brave Steppy
High Dream
Terra’s Bobby
Nancy Dares
Lord Trust
Sir Cus
Tee Vee
Bellow
Master Jon
Associated Press Golf
Barcelona
Romania
the Nastase
Italy
Adriano Panatta
Munich
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Cliff Richey
San Angelo
Sarasota
Chris Evert
Australia
Evonne Goolagong
Houston
Fred Stolle
Tom Okker
Ken Rosewall
Jan Kodes
Oklahoma City
Kansas State
Jerome Howe
Kenya
Kin Keino
International Track Association
Silverstone
England
Jackie
Arcadia
Big Spruce
San Juan
Gorham
Western Maine
Chauvinist
Ira Berkow
Canon Electronic
Lopez & Gi
Longfellow Square
Maine
Yeah
Marty Atin
Curtis
Doug Griffin
Veale
George Medich
Eas
Howe
Howe’s Floor Store
ATE
Wells, Maine
Sparky
Phentex
Marilyn’ S
Smithwheel Rd
Water St
Saco
International Recreation Vehicle
SAT Ciors
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