Prize Money Fails to Topple Tennis Duo in Davis Cup Final
In Alamo California Stan Smith and Ilie Nastase demo that large prize money does not guarantee best play. Smith beat Nastase 5-7 6-2 6-3 4-6 6-3 in the Davis Cup Interzone Finals, as the United States clinched a 4-1 victory over Romania. Marty Riessen had earlier sealed the win. The match drew 6000 fans at Round Hill Country Club. The U S team eyes a sixth straight Davis Cup title, facing Australia or Czechoslovakia in December indoors at night.
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Prominent Lady Sets Green Acres Record
Prominent Lady driven by Dick Robertson set a 1:54 record at Green Acres Raceway. Tiny Tim owned by Ed Dawley won two heats. Next Sunday Dick Curliss with the Perry Sisters promotes an added fast pacing pony owned by Merlin Hurd.
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Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
National League leaders include Rose Cincinnati with a .344 average and 180 hits, Stargell Pittsburgh with 85 homers and Morgan Cincinnati with 53 steals. Seaver New York leads in wins and strikeouts. American League features Carew Minnesota batting .356 and Jackson Oakland with 101 RBIs and 30 homers.
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That's My Line wins rockingham feature in New Hampshire
At Rockingham Park in Salem New Hampshire That's My Line raced to a neck victory in a six furlong feature earning 3800 dollars. Imposer finished second with Shady George third as Paul Bohenko rode the winner.
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Mass
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Horse Racing Race Day Result Summary
Race by race results show top finishers with payouts across ten races. Notable payouts include Daily Double 5 and 5 at $29, Exacta 3 and 5 at $162.20, and Daily Double 8 and 6 at $155.80. Attendance 2,214. Handle $91,804.
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Couture-Douglas Victors In Rolloff At Roll-A-Way Lanes
Couture and Douglas won the weekly five string handicap rolloff at Roll-A-Way Lanes posting 1 192 total after a 1 08 scratch and 105 handicap. Couture led with 138 in the third string and team totals tallied 564 for Couture and 523 for Douglas while Guilbeault and Grant took second with 1 114. The winning team again failed to claim the 17 10 jackpot worth 60 dollars slated for next Sunday.
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American sprinters salvage pride at World University Games
Americans amidst strong field win a 400 meter relay as the Soviet team dominates track events. Moscow reports note Mona Lisa Porsiainen of Finland shines in the women's sprints while European nations claim several early titles. The U.S. swam and track teams face ongoing medal chances as events continue.
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NBA ABA Preseason Exhibition Tilt Schedule Set
The NBA and ABA announce 25 interleague exhibition games this fall with 17 NBA teams playing 77 games and 10 ABA clubs 42 games. The opening interleague clash is Sept 18 in Binghamton as the Nets face the T6ers, and the preseason ends Oct 7 in Uniondale with the Celtics visiting the Nets.
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Countdown To 714 Aaron At A Glance 1973 Home Runs
The Atlanta Braves were idle Monday as fans tracked Babe Ruth’s 714 home run record and Hank Aaron’s milestone tally in the 1973 season with 4 games remaining.
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Oilers Trade Leo Brooks for Saints Bob Gresham
Defensively minded tackle Leo Brooks was traded from the Houston Oilers to the New Orleans Saints in exchange for running back Bob Gresham. The deal shifts backfield and trench battle dynamics as both clubs seek immediate impact.
Bobby More Wins Narragansett Greystone Purse Feature
In Pawtucket Rhode Island Bobby More paid $20.00 to win the feature race at Narragansett Race Track on Monday securing the Greystone Purse of 3800 dollars as 4543 fans watched.
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