Secretariat Aims for Triple Crown in Belmont Ride
New York AP notes Secretariat seeks the Triple Crown at Belmont Park as Meadow Stable rider Ron Turcotte recalls the 1948 first grade memory when Calumet Farm’s Citation ended a 25 year drought after winning the Derby and Preakness. Jimmy Jones recalls the era and races noting seven of eight winners since 1926 achieved the feat in an 18 year span. Count Fleet remains the only winner alive.
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New York
Ron Turcotte
Belmont Lakes
Little Ronnie
Calumet Farm
Citation
Turcotte
Jimmy Jones
Sir Barton
Gallant Fox
Omaha
Eddie Arcaro
Jones Boys
Whirlaway
Count Fleet
Count
Stoner Creek Farm
Paris
King Ranch
Jones
Tim Tam
Majestic Prince
Canonero II
Secretariat
George Davis
Trotters And Pacers Scarborough Downs Entries Pace
Entries listed for Scarborough Downs harness races with post times and drivers or jock notes across ten races, detailing horse names, drivers, and pacing purses from six to fifteen hundred dollars. Notable contestants include Barkley Square, Park Lane, Windale Magicmaid, Lindy Tass, Carousel Folly, Starden, Andiamo Boy, Ricky Hill, Magnate, and Time Clock.
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Scarborough Downs
Barkley Square
R. Truitt
Park Lane
J. Gerry
Cen Tar Patsy
W. L. Whittemore
Dilly Dally Joey
Ruth Bell
R. Watson
Sassafras Mate
J. Watson
Mr. Lou Bob
D. Gray
Scottish Fury
A. Langille
Warette
R. Silva
Dads Hobby
L. Fitch
Camden Worthy
R. Tilbert
Mighty Spark
C. Emerson
Lucky O’brien
Chippy Chum
Mutiny Brooke
H. Pike
E . Win
F. A. Smith
Windale Magicmaid
M. Peter
Berties Bid
D. Richards
Tammy Blackguard
W. Pike
Dandy Dutchman
Hamilton
Mountain Pet
Bevens Laddie
G. Ranno
Kalidasa
W. Smith
Sweet Maid
R. Call
Lindy Tass
S. Quinn
Great Hopes
B. Smith
High Street
W. Fisher
Slick Spur
Starden
R. Tisbert
War Lad
Hockomock Frisco
J. Hafford
Mighty Mat
J. Garrity
Marilyn Plaff
E. Nason
Jose
A. Bedard
Mr. Ace
D. May
Longfellow
C. R. Truitt
Andiamo Boy
R. Bartlett
Way Counsel
J. VanderPoel
Ezy Bren
Mighty MG
F. Woodbury
Frosty McCoy
D. Watson
Mr. Suffolk
L. Norton
Bill Sampson
F. Sears
A. Rebel Gold
Ricky Hill
J. Ga
Race results from multiple harness races with payouts and times
Summary of race results listing first and other placers with tote payouts for races including pace and trot events. Notable horses include Rice Is Nice Jenuine Chief Keystone Meg Blaze Painter and J.D. Heater with times ranging from 2 08 to 2 68 and quiniela payouts cited. Also lists additional entries and connections.
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Rice Is Nice
Lullabbe’s Son
Tarr
Edward
la Proof
Lara
Blaze Knight
Starlite Town
Ad O Doll
J.D. Heater
Willing Ensign
Kay's
Joy
Chuck
Norma
Line Hobbs
Carol A
Bobbie Will
Quiniela
Buddy Ben
Lord Trust
Merrie Pace
Bumpus
Malavon
Hones
Ken
Mike Rosecroft
Flicka
Quintela
Keystone Meg
Johnny Gallon
Mark’s Bomb
Vortex Hanover
Steve’s Hope
Blaze Painter
Royal Rino
Beauty
Indians Anger Dick Allen In 5-2 White Sox Win
Dick Allen enraged in the third inning as Cleveland coach Joe Lutz and umpire Bill Kunkel penalized players after Allen complained about Milt Wilcox. Chicago won 5-2 behind Wilbur Wood. Other AL scores included Minnesota 2 Orioles 0 and Texas 5 Boston 2. NL action featured Chicago 6 Cincinnati 5 and Philadelphia 5 San Diego 1.
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Associated Press
Dick Allen
Joe Lutz
Allen
Chicago
Cleveland
Wilbur Wood
White Sox
Milt Wilcox
Wilcox
Indians
Lutz
Bill Kunkel
Chuck Tanner
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore Orioles
Texas Rangers
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Kansas City Royals
Detroit Tigers
Oakland A
Milwaukee Brewers
California Angels
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
San Diego
Atlanta
St. Louis
Montreal
San Francisco
Los Angeles
New York
Houston
Pittsburgh
Bert Blyleven
Danny Walton
Minnesota
Baltimore
Blyleven
Dave McNally
Rico Carty
Giants Dominate Montreal As Expos Walk Free 28 Baselines
The San Francisco Giants lost 17-3 to the Montreal Expos as Fox’s club allowed 28 baserunners including 12 walks. Ron Hunt led Montreal with three hits and five runs. In other NL action, Dodgers beat Mets, Astros edged Pirates, Braves, Phillies, and Cubs won. American League saw Minnesota blank Baltimore and more results.
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Associated Press
San Francisco Giants
Charlie Fox
Montreal
Fox
Expos
Giants
Expo
Ron Hunt
Los Angeles
New York Mets
Houston
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Diego
Chicago
Cincinnati
Minnesota
Baltimore
Clevland
Texas
Boston
New
Dodgers
San Francisco
New York
Tom Seaver
Willie Davis
Bill Russell
John Milner
Mets
Roger Metzger
Willie Stargell
Pirate
Ron Reed
Braves
Reed
Tim McCarver
Dave Johnson
Marty Perez
del Unser
Steve Carlton
Padres
Carlton
Rick Monday
Chicago Cubs
Tom Hall
Hall
Evert and Smith Reach Italian Open Quarters
Rome and passive details: Stan Smith from Pasadena defeats Harold Solomon 6-0 6-4 to reach the quarter finals while Chris Evert of Fort Lauderdale beats Katja Ebberinghaus 4-6 6-2 6-1 at the Italian Open. Horse racing briefs highlight Raise A Cup winning at Belmont Park and other features at Arlington Park Suffolk Downs Golden Gate and Hollywood Park with multiple named horses and purses.
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Rome
Stan Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Chris Evert
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Smith
Harold Solomon
Silver Spring
Miss Evert
West Germany
Katja Ebbinghaus
New York
Belmont Park
Chicago
Morris Weiss
Arlington Park
Boston
Suffolk Downs
Albany
Golden Gate Fields
Inglewood
Erin Maid
Hollywood Park
Gabriel Traded To Eagles In Notable Rams Split
Quarterback Roman Gabriel leaves the Los Angeles Rams after an 11 year run in a trade to the Philadelphia Eagles for two players and three draft picks. Harold Jackson and Tony Baker head to L A along with the Rams picks, boosting the Eagles with a top 1972 choice and Nos. 1 and 3 in 1975. Gabriel, MVP in 1969, eyed a comeback with Philadelphia after a turbulent tenure in L A.
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LOS Angeles AP
Roman Gabriel
Los Angeles Rams
Philadelphia Eagles
Rams
Harold Jackson
Tony Baker
Los Angeles
Eagles
Mike McCormick
Gabriel
Philadelphia
Jack Reaves
Reaves
McCormick
John Had
San Diego
NFL
Washington
Ram
Jackson
Jack Snow
Dick Gordon
Lance Rentzel
Baker
New Orleans
North Carolina
Jerry Home
Rams trade Gabriel for Jackson and Baker in bold deal
Los Angeles Rams trade quarterback Roman Gabriel to Philadelphia for wide receiver Harold Jackson running back Tony Baker and three draft picks. In San Diego quarterback Johnny Unitas signs a two year contract with the Chargers. St. Louis Cardinals deal Ray Busse to Houston for Stan Papi. Jim Barber shoots 67 to take three stroke lead in the Philadelphia Golf Classic.
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LOS Angeles
Roman Gabriel
Los Angeles Rams
Philadelphia
Harold Jackson
Tony Baker
SAN Diego
Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
San Diego Chargers
ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Ray Busse
Houston Astros
Stan Papi
Jim Barber
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Gay Logan
Miss Mt. Hope
Creekside Jason
Billy McQ
W. Colby
Magnate
Vernon Lobell
Jo. Bartus
Pretty Kitty
White Light
Hiki
T. Olmstead
Sulky Steve
Gala Lobe
Beech Ridge Speedway
Holmes
West
Scarborough
Maine
MSSCR
Homer
Jim Ray Hart
Royals
Hart
Mickey Lolich
Willie Horton
Detroit
Oakland
Vida Blue
Jerry Bell
Johnny Briggs
Milwaukee
Belle
Alan Gallagher
Angels
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Bob Oliver
Glen Elector
T. J. ’S Penny
Prima Daryl
Miss Wales
King Bee
F.B
Burbank Duchess
Poplar Frank
Master Jeff
Allwood Dream
Mr. True
Hockomock Sam
Miracle Ace
Jerry Mahoney
Loch Dhu
Oe Quintela
Creed
Mountain Moriah
Rocky Reiko
Forever
Eddie
York
Kansas City
Jim Hickman
Pedro Borbon
California
Tony Perez
Reds
Paul's
Birch St
Biddeford
Burlington House Carpets
Armstrong Floors
Heath Street
Old Orchard Beach
Stephen F. White
Biddeford High School
Sue Loranger
Tom Anton
BHS
Paul Stebbins
Ed Masry
Neil's Motors
Alfred
Volkswagen
Raymond
Audio Insurance Agency
Elm Street
ST. John’s Hall Corner
Elm & Main Sts
Reginald Groff
Maine Karate Association
Lamothe Avenue
N.H. Seacoast
Pole
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