Trotters And Pacers Cumberland Entries Post Time
Horse racing card from Cumberland with nine races listed including trot and pace events. Names such as Berry Town Countermand Olympic Titan and Mighty Hi feature among entrants, plus exacta and handle figures noted.
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Berry Town
P. Lovejoy
F. Parker
Jane Gray
J. Gerry
Bell Now
R. Garley
Olympic Titan
C. Connors
Jane Byrd
R. Arnold
F. Woodbury
Easter Dawn
M. Hodgkins
Sienna Silk
Ossippee Lady
Sassafras Boy
R. Wing Jr
al Dale
N. Murray
Hubrail
H. Renaud
Camden Majesty
Just Jerry
K. Stewart
Lassie Blaze
S. S. Smith
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F. Smith
Golden Domino
P. Apostolakes
Birchcrest Park
Melas Boy
R. Doherty
Counsel Fleet
Sammy Strong
D. Richards
Dollar Man
E. Richards
Legal Indian
W. Fisher
Gemini Rose
Tarrs Edward
R. Ponziano
Mighty Maria
T. Harris
Clyhaven
L. Bryant
Larues Crystel
Romie
W. Flewelling
Bucky the Great
R. Truitt
Adios Leff
Starsho. Lobell
Pixie Braden
C. Emerson
Pappy Kay
Willie Make It
J. C. Smith
Miss Real Gusto
F. Wood
Molly
Race Results First Race Trots600 Details and Times
Race results list multiple trots with finalists Novasco Greenacres Demon Cold Spring Cy and Majestic Knight. Times shown for each horse and class, plus payouts and scratches. Quintela paid in the 8500 pace event. Fourth and fifth races show top finishers with show and place payouts and did not finish notes.
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Gypsy Ill Champ
Northern Look
Belle Melody
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Sadie Srost
James
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Steve Jim
Mighty Sea Ranger
J.P. Watts
Dream Worker
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Mr. Brite
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Mutiny Brooke
Royal Titan
Sonny Jim N
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Shiloh Hanover
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Queenly Dapple
Inez Tel Scott
Moonlight Song
B. Happy
Lefty Phillips Dies of Apparent Asthma Attack at 53
Harold Lefty Phillips longtime Angels manager and scout died Monday night at 53 from an apparent asthma attack. A Dodgers coach and Angels executive, he joined California in 1969, helped build teams through 1971, and later served as director of player personnel. Survived by widow Roberta son Dewayne daughter Charleen and four grandchildren. Funeral services pending.
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Lefty” Phillips
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Archery Shoot Planned by Saco Archers Club
An outdoor archery shoot by the Saco Archers Club is set for Sunday June 18 at 382 Ferry Road Saco. The Hunter's Round starts at 9 a.m. with scores due by 3 30 p.m. Awards will be given in adults and juniors categories.
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Draft pick signs with White Sox
The Chicago White Sox announce the signing of No. 1 draft choice Mike Ondina an 18 year old centerfielder from Rancho Cordova California He hit 406 across three years at Cordova High School and made the 1972 California All State team leading the league with 11 homers in 20 games.
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Red Sox Set to Face Royals in Crucial Series Opener
Boston aims to prove pennant contenders as Eddie Kasko fields Marty Pattin to start against Kansas City's Paul Splittorff. Boston, 20-24 in the AL East, trails Detroit by three in the loss column and adds Don Newhauser and Stan Williams to bolster the bullpen.
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Pattin
Paul Splittorf
Million Dollars Offered For Memphis Pros Franchise
A buyer offers 1.2 million for the Memphis Pros, a troubled ABA team. The ABA board plans to discuss the sale first, then the fate of the Condors and Floridians. Pros stockholders, 4600+, must approve any sale at 55 percent, and delay to call a meeting could hinder the deal.
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Orr Cleared for 1972 73 Bruins Season After Surgery
Bobby Orr received medical clearance at Massachusetts General Hospital to play in the 1972 73 NHL season after surgery to remove spurs from his left knee. He will not join the Canada Russia fall series but targets a full return in September with rehab, swimming therapy, and skating drills planned. Orr, 24, led Boston to the Stanley Cup last season despite playing largely on one leg. He will continue rehab in Parry Sound and run a summer hockey camp with Mike Walton.
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Red Wings sign Stackhouse and Lajeunesse for 72-73
Detroit General Manager Ned Harkness announced on Monday that defensemen Ron Stackhouse and Serge Lajeunesse have signed two year contracts for the 1972-73 season. Front office did not disclose terms.
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National League East Scores and Tuesday Baseball Schedule
The NL East standings show Atlanta 8 New York 7 and Houston 3 Montreal 1 with St. Louis 3 Los Angeles 2. Tuesday’s schedule lists San Diego at Chicago Philadelphia at Cincinnati San Francisco at Pittsburgh New York at Atlanta Montreal at Houston and Los Angeles at St. Louis with listed pitchers for each game.
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Temple Eyes Upset as Iona Stays Alive in Omaha Series
Temple, after routing Connecticut 7-4, aims to topple Iona State in Omaha while Arizona State star Allan Bannister extends his national hits record to 99. USC battles Texas as fan attendance misses a million mark for the 23 year tourney.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
The list shows top sluggers and pitchers: in batting Stennett and Sanguillen lead Pirates with high averages. Morgan and Bonds among leaders in runs. Bench Stargell and Kingman lead home runs. Pitching features Nolan, Sut ton, Blass, and J Ray with strong win totals and ERAs. Carlton Seaver and Lolich top strikeout lists.
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Oakland Bats Go Silent After Vida Blue Takes Mound
Vida Blue shows life on the hill but Oakland’s batting remains cold. Blue, winner of the Cy Young and AL MVP, lacks run support as he drops a 1-0 heartbreaker to Pat Dobson and Baltimore.
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Mets Remember Humble Beginnings In Nostalgic Win
The Mets celebrated their early misfires and later success with an 8-7 victory over Atlanta as John Milner Wayne Garrett Rusty Staub and Ken Boswell homered. Other NL results saw Houston beat Montreal 3-1 and St Louis edge Los Angeles 3-2 while Detroit topped Minnesota 2-1 and Texas defeated Milwaukee 7-1. Jerry Reuss scattered six hits to beat Montreal, and Lou Brock sparked St Louis' win with a fifth inning run and a key catch.
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Royals Sign Three Draft Picks to Farm System
The Kansas City Royals have signed three players chosen in last week's free agent draft. Denny Leonard a pitcher from Iowa College in New Rochelle New York Kevin Bova an outfielder from Long Branch New Jersey and Juan Quesada a first baseman from New York City completed the trio.
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New York City
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