Eagles and Steelers Clash In NFL Exhibition Tilt
Philadelphia arrives at 0-1 in exhibition play after a 45-21 loss to Cincinnati and faces Pittsburgh led by Terry Bradshaw and Franco Harris. John Reaves starts at quarterback for Philadelphia with Roman Gabriel in the second half as coach Mike McCormack seeks improvement.
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Pro Charts AFC West Prospectus on Chiefs Power
Olderman assesses Kansas City as a still strong contender despite potential decline. He notes Dawson's leadership, a stabilized offense, strong line and linebacking core, a highPowered passing and receiving mix, solid defense led by Buchanan Culp and Robinson's old safety, plus Stenerud kicking threat. Chiefs projected to finish second behind era rivals.
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Pete Beathard
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Robert West
Willie Frazier
Gary Butler
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Ed Podolak
Warren McVea
Willie Ellison
Wendell Hayes
Aaron Brown
Willie Young
Big Buck Buchanan
Curley Culp
Marv Upshaw
Bobby Bell
Willie Lanier
Jim Lynch
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Johnny Robinson
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Emmitt Thomas
Jim Marsalis
Jim Kearney
Jan Stenerud
Jerreil Wilson
Larry Marshall
Standings and games mix across American and National leagues
AP standings show AL East led by Detroit New York and Baltimore pursuing, with Milwaukee Cleveland Kansas City and others in chase. MLB results include Oakland at Boston postponed and several day games. NFL note reports Patriots waiving three rookies Condie Pugh Homer Post and Kenny Price as roster cuts drop to 59.
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Smith Family Drives Shine in Scarborough Downs Notes
Harness racing notes show a planned Smith Race at Scarborough Downs next Friday led by Byron Smith with a 15 win season and 219 driving average. The Smiths including Russ J.C. Woody Charlie Frank and Al Smith drive many entries as Don Richards leads overall stats with 32 starts and a 356 percent.
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the Downs
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Woody” Smith
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al Smith
J.carl Smith
W.A. Smith
Don Richards
Yarmouth
Maine
Porthough
Jerry Watson
Richards
Watson
Dash
Jovis Gerry
Saco
J.C.” Smith
Scarborough Downs Daily Racing Schedule May to September
Daily results and entries listed for Scarborough Downs from May 28 through September 3 with post time at 7:30. Includes race nights and entry deadlines for the season.
Horse Race Entries From Local Meet Pace and Trot Events
A list of ten races with horse names, drivers, and purses from a local harness racing meet. Entries include multiple drivers. several horses lack driver information. Purses range from 550 to 1,000 dollars across pace and trot events.
Horse Race Results and Purses From Daily Meet
A summary of race results from Mesa including horses like Yankee Squire and Miss Big Deal with times from 2.08 to 2.12 and payoffs from daily doubles exacta and quinella. Attendance reported at 2,324 with handle B34.
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Yankee Squire
Good Flash
Hal Wil
Our Liz
Fairmeade Sara
Busy Bee Joan
Armadilly
Rebel Boy
Spartan Queen
Speedy Bonnie
Pop Song
Way Jay
Lolita
Quintela
Shadydale Able
P. Q
Dan
Scotch Mint
Chick Pick
Mighty Land
Ole Swede
Mighty James
Oo Quintela
Pluto Lynn
Missile Mite
Yakamo
Romilo Volo Sue
Blaze Painter
Melvin Hanover
Lil Buck
Prim Robin
Patient Jolly
Aurelia’s Pride
Able Dudley
Saint Clair Damsel
Melin Kimar
Gramnie K. B
Road Ranger
Helen’s Blue Jay
Arch
Exacta
Eddy H
Cha Don
Brenda Blackguard
Natchas Creed
Postakil
Jack
Forward Drive
Success Ace
Good Lord N
McNally Dominates Rangers As Orioles Move Front
Dave McNally improved to 17 straight wins over the Rangers with a 5-1 Baltimore victory in Texas. He carried a no-hitter into the seventh before Toby Harrah’s single, with Bill Ludakis homering in the eighth. The win put Baltimore a half game up in the AL East over Detroit as other scores rolled in across the league.
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Bill Ludakis
Gamble Pays Off as Reds Beat Pirates in Gambled Walk
In the Three Rivers Stadium game, Sparky Anderson walked Willie Stargell with two outs in the eighth to set up a Reds win. Cincinnati added a run in the ninth to defeat Pittsburgh 1 0. Sparks of the day also saw Braves 15, Cubs 1 Giants 11, Phillies 2 Mets 7 Padres 0 Astros 3 Cardinals 0 Dodgers 7 Expos 2.
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Interleague Play Doubtful After MLB Meetings
Milwaukee Brewers president Bud Selig led a four member committee in presenting a plan for interleague play at the major league summer meetings. An executive council reportedly rejected the recommendation and NL officials largely opposed it while AL leadership favored some form of it. The joint session was to close the meetings with a final vote possible but uncertainty remained.
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Browns Told to Refund Fans Over Ticket Price Increase
The U S Justice Department urges the Cleveland Browns to refund up to 400000 to fans in a suit alleging illegal ticket price increases during 1971 despite a price freeze. The suit claims price hikes violated a base period rule though the club said the first game occurred after the freeze began.
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