Harness Race Card Results and Payouts Summary
A detailed listing of multiple pace and trot races with horse names, drivers, and finish orders plus betting payouts. Notable entries include Top Ruth, Liberty Bay, Briarwood N, Speedy Bill, and Volu Sue across ten races with times, doubles, quinielas, and exacta pays noted.
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Mr. Gene
Hamilton Way
Speedy Con
Lorne’ S Abbe
Rocky’s Valentine
Nat’s Ninny
Prince Eureka
Liberty Bay
Katie Frost
Shadydale
Chickadee Moran
Tulip King
Tiptoe
Tag
Quiniela
Sassy Santo
Jimze
Fairmeade Sara
Mac George
Busy Bee Joan
Big Knight
Tar Prince
Briarwood N
Brad Scott
Aunt Lackey
Ezy Bren
Tar Horn
Lord Trust
Cape Pine Flotor
Enchanted Heels
Chicf Tree
Brendany
Trotwood Sharen
Alanna Collins
Speedy Bill
Ozark Princess
John R. Black
Markalan
Carnival King
Lolita
Exacta
Volu Sue
Sir Philip Pick
Mighty
Jill Butler
Twitters
Ippy Chum
Miss Blackguard
Cindy’s Demon
Peter Paul Star
Don Tree
Broncho Sam
Morrie’s Boy
Bessie Direct
High Street
Ginny
Ateee
Parker Richards Duel Attracts Maine Harness Fans
Maine drivers Freeman Parker and Don Richards headline last Thursday’s action at the Downs Lewiston Gorham Cumberland. Parker, a 32nd all time winner, posted a lifetime low for Coiley Road Miss and led in several races as Richards finished behind in one and placed second in another.
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Scarborough
Maine
Freeman Parker
Don Richards
Arthur Nason
Lewiston
Gorham
Cumberland
Parker
Richards
Egies
Downs
Parker-Richards
Rus Smith
Aaron Cracks 701st Homer in Braves Red Loss
Hank Aaron connected for his 701st career home run as Atlanta fell 9-5 in the opener of a two game set with Cincinnati. He later nearly hit No. 702, but the Braves lost 13-11 as Joe Morgan drove in seven runs for the Reds.
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Atlanta
Hank Aaron
Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Aaron
Reds
Andy Kosco
Joe Morgan
Pedro Borbon
Babe Ruth
Pete Jackson Named Captain Of Army Basketball Team
Pete Jackson of Chula Vista California will captain the 1973 74 Army basketball squad.
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Pete Jackson
Chula Vista
I Calif
Army
Reichardt Bolts Royals Past White Sox in Kansas City
Rick Reichardt left Chicago for Kansas City and doubled home both runs to power the Royals 2-1 over the White Sox. Other AL action included Oakland edging Minnesota 4-3 in 11 innings and Texas beating California 4-2 as Clyde won his 3rd win. Yankees toppled Red Sox 5-4 on Murcer bases-loaded two-run single to end Fenway skid. Indians Pal mer improved to 13-6 after a sharp three-hitter. Tigers swept a doubleheader win, boosting their stretch with late runs and homers. In the NL, Houston beat the Dodgers 3-2 and St. Louis routed Montreal 10-5 amid a day of twin bills and scattered results.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Rick Reichardt
White Sox
Kansas City
Royals
Reichardt
Oakland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Detroit
Milwaukee
Texas
California
A’s
Twins
Minnesota Twins
Bill North
Dick Woodson
North
Sal
Bando
Ray Corbin
Eddie Bane
Reggie Jackson
Bill Hands
A's
Ray Fosse
John “Blue Moon” Odom
Rangers
Angels
Alex Johnson
David Clyde
Clyde
Yanks
Red Sox
Bobby Murcer
Yankees
Fenway Park
Indians
Jim Palmer
al Bumbry
Rich Coggins
Palmer
Tigers
Brewers
Bill Freehan
Willie Horton
Dick MecAuliffe
Jim Northrup
Paw Bill Lee
Carlton Fisk
Rick Miller
Tommy Harper
Harper
Orlando Cepeda
It Still Takes 27 Outs In Red Sox Yankees Clash
Boston falls 5 4 as the Yankees rally in the ninth after a fierce effort at Fenway Park. Carl Yastrzemski and Luis Aparicio shine with defensive gems and Kierbeck Fisk homers, but Boston loses with 33,084 in attendance.
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Boston
Eddie Kasko
Boston Red Sox
Kasko
New York Yankees
Fenway Park
Carl Yastrzemski
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scarborough Downs
Golden Matador
G. Libbey
Littlest Rebel
J. Gerry
Lil Buck
J. C. Smith
Glen Rock
N. Watson
Hills Ingrid
D. Richards
Grouse Ridge Titan
B. Smith
D. May
Top Ruth
P. Goodell
P . Prim
L. Fitch
Chief Creed
W. Colby
Rumble
P. Blood
M. Beauchesne Jr
Katadin Boy
F. R. Smith
Scotch Mint
Road Ranger
Lancer Moraka
Ben Frisco
R. Gossom
Molly McKlye
Pot O Gold
R. Truitt
Garys Best
F. A. Smith
Mosaic
Sonny Symbol
H. Coleman
Miss Minx
Steady Ranger
A. Langille
Memory Girl
A. Hill Jr
Hampden
H. Pike
Miracle Buckeye
Fine
A Langille
Rosie Kraft
Ruth Bell
R. W. Watson
Johnny Tom
Patient Jolly
Mr Lou Bob
D. Gray
Mountain Moriah
D. Watson
Brenda Blackguard
J. Weaver
Our Penny
F. Woodbury
Our Liz
T. Olmstead
Mungos Julie
Yankee Knox
R. Maguire
Dashing Newport
Jenuine Chief
Crescent Miss
Mountain Lynn
Amber Glow A
Canada
Tarhorn
Patchell
LOS Angeles
Citizens Savings College Football Hall of Fame
Michigan State
Daugherty
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Ernie Davis
Syracuse
Howard Cassady
Ohio State
Lou Michaels
Kentucky
Leo Nomellini
Les Richter
Ed Widseth
Alvin Wistert
Michigan
Alex Wojciechowicz
Fordham
Subaru
Bedell
Saco
Evonne Goolagong
Janelle
Keith Rogers
Evonne
Melbourne
Australia
Stan Musial
Musial
Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
Chuckles Candy Jellies
Nabisco
Hamburg
MR. Boston Fish
Stix
Cross
Alfred ST
Biddeford
Houston
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
San Diego
St. Louis
Montreal
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Phillies
Cubs
Venezuela
Aparicio
Rico Petrocelli
Horace Clarke
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