Lahoud Drives Brewers Past White Sox with Grand Slam
Milwaukee pounded Chicago 15 5 as Joe Lahoud homered twice, including his first grand slam, driving in six and scoring three as Milwaukee extended its win streak to nine. The Brewers outslugged rivals and remained atop the AL East while several other majors games played.
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Preakness time under review for Secretariat by Maryland Racing Commission
Penny Tweedy owner of Secretariat asked the Maryland Racing Commission to review the Preakness time after CBS show suggested a faster clocking than the official 1:54 2/5. Commission chair J Newton Brewer said a public hearing could occur if evidence and expert analysis support a change.
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Scheckter Dominates Watkins Glen Then Hulme and Allison Shine
Jody Scheckter, 23, from South Africa, won his fourth straight L M Continental Formula 5000 race at Watkins Glen in record-setting fashion, taking a 72 mile heat in record time and leading the 10 mile feature from start to finish. He earned 23,250 of 75,000 purse, boosting season winnings to 87,350. Denis Hulme captured the Swedish Grand Prix on a frantic final lap, and Bobby Allison won Riverside’s 500 mile Grand National, beating Richard Petty by a car length as Hulme surged past Ronnie Peterson, with Cevert and Reutemann following.
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Stormy Weather and Mr Pete Win Double Heat Races
Buxton pony race at Greenacres features double heat winners Stormy Weather driven by R McIntosh and Mr Pete driven by W Hoyt. Country Editions music for two hours precedes races with multiple harness entries and finish times listed for each pairing.
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Ladies PGA stars descend on Old Westbury for Proette Member event
Old Westbury New York hosts 20 women golfers including Mary Mills Judy Rankin Jane Blalock Debbie Austin Sandra Post Pam Barnett Marilynn Smith and Clifford Ann Creed next Monday June 25 at the Proette Member event at the Old Westbury Golf and Country Club before the LPGA tour moves to Atlanta.
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Scarborough Track Announces Trotters And Pacers Card
At Scarborough, a racing program lists nine races with pace and trot events. Entries include Good Flash Gerry Rex Abbe and many others with drivers and horses, postingtimes, purses from 500 to 1500 dollars, and results snippets for quinielas and exactas. Attendance and handle figures are recorded.
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Nixon Wins National Motorcycle Road Races at Loudon NH
Gary Nixon of Maryland captured his first major victory since 1970 in Loudon New Hampshire, winning the 75 mile championship at 76.682 mph and taking the 50 mile light weight title at 75.171 mph. Ken Roberts finished second in both races, extending his national lead with 580 points, while John Long won the Junior 50 mile race at 75.9 mph.
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Giles-Cote rolloff victors in weekly handicap lanes event
Giles-Cote duo Jerry Giles and Danny Cote won the five string handicap rolloff at Roll-A-Way Lanes with 1 117 scratch and 1 172 total including 55 pin handicap. Richard Grenier and Ray Lessard took second, totaling 1 166 with 1 15 handicap, and claimed team single honors with 256. Individual scores led by Richard at 620 and Ray 531. Other scores listed included Guilbeaults, Hackey, Towle, Cochrane, Boutin, Lachance, Couture. Jackpot of 150 remains undrawn as no team cleared 17 10.
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Freeman to retire as USC assistant coach in June
James A. Buck Freeman will retire June 30 as an assistant basketball coach for the University of South Carolina and become a consultant to Coach Frank McGuire. Freeman has been with the Gamecocks nine years and linked to McGuire for 41 years since coaching him in 1932 at St. John’s.
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Buck” Freeman
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Phoenix golfer wins Navajo Trail with 73 final round
Bob Phillips of Phoenix, Arizona captured the Navajo Trail Golf Tournament title in Durango by posting a final round of one over par 73 for a 212 total. He earned the $1,000 first prize, with Brad Lazares of Saratoga, California taking second at 217 and a $640 share.
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Bobick to Fight Murphy in Eight Round Bristol Show
Denver based heavyweight Duane Bobick will meet unbeaten Sylvester Murphy in an eight round bout set for July 6 in Bristol Tennessee. Bobick, a former Olympic boxer, earned a second round technical knockout over Doug Kirk Friday night in St Cloud Minnesota to extend his professional record to five wins and no losses.
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Miller Wins Open in Record 63 and Birdie Burst
John Miller, the 1973 U S Open champion from San Francisco, rallied to win at Oakmont with a record Open score of 63 and nine birdies, finishing 279 to edge John Schlee and Tom Weiskopf. Palmer led early before Boros surged. Miller’s strong final round clinched the $35,000 first prize and a path to about $114,000 in earnings this year.
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Schlee Falls Short In U S Open To John Miller
John Schlee, 34, of Colorado, shot a final round 70 to finish one stroke behind U S Open champion John Miller at Oakmont. Miller fired a record 63 as Schlee rued a missed chance after a late birdie run. Schlee praised his runner up feat amid Arnie Palmer’s charges and the strong crowd support.
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Little Town League Meeting Set in Old Orchard Beach
The Old Orchard Beach Little Town league will hold its next general business meeting on June 22 at 7 30 p m at the Fire Station by the beach. Topics include Canadian Little League games this summer a new safety code for the league and the trip to Boston to see the Red Sox. All league staff managers and coaches are urged to attend.
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Cederholm Wins Mt Washington Road Race in 1 08 26
John Cederholm of Boston captured the Mt Washington Road Race title defeating 184 rivals in an eight mile climb to the summit. He finished in 1 08 26, about 70 seconds ahead of Ralph Thomas of Gardiner Maine in second place.
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