Trotters And Pacers Score Abbrev At Post Time
Harness racing program details multiple races from a meet with horses, drivers, and race times. Notes list entrant names like Forevers Debbie Honest Ken and Brandy Guy with drivers including D Gray T Ryan and G Reed. Attendance 3239 and handle 126352 reflect outcome data.
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Scorboretch Downs
Paescoo
Forevers Debbie
D. Gray
Honest Ken
Dagan
Sir Cus
L. Fitch
Emperor Jone
Monter Adios
T. Ryan
Conrive Beauchesne
Mountain Lusty
G. Raano
Liberty Bay
P. Goodell
Brandy Guy
G. Reed
Rock Andy
D. Ru
A. Boulton
Louie D. T. Olmsead
Crown Epic
Elsie Byrd
R. S
Mr. Brooks
W. Fisher
Bambi Moraka
J. Gerry
Frosty Dares
S. Bubiar
Kimabillo
A. Schmigel
Pompano Valentine
R. Nadeau
Volo Sue
P. Goode
Golden Matador
G. Libbey
Tiny Wil
R. Astaire
Hurricane Andy
W. Fitzgerald
Morgan Scott
S. Bubier
Halas Boy
A. Miles
Sherlide
Thomas
Keys Pick
F.A. Keen
Social Scion
W. Lb
Tina Horn
F. Eee
Speedy Bonnie
Scooter Lee
R. Tourt
Active
E. Funk
Laras
Good Flash
Davienon
Lullabbes Son
F. Woodbury
Melas
Prim Robin
Diana Way
Trotwood Sharon
Prince of Wales
M. Hodgkins
Natchas Creed
R. Alguire
Ands
Lord Bobby B
D. Richards
Lou
Baby
J. Ferrara
AO V' Tenéva
R. Silva
Kwik Chance
Kallidasa
W.A. Smith
Miss Blackguard
Sour Pucs Maris
Gray
Cindys Demon
R. Truitt
Sir Philip Pick
H. Coleman
Boston Bumpas
R. Wedeler
Big Marvel
D. Patchell
Carousel Folly
Broodell
Master Jeff
B. Smith
Classy Wick
FL. Smith
A. S. Dickens
Bunny Ga'e. B. Galanbos
Lady Printrose
A. Nason
Volo Time
W. Fitzezerald
Race results from a paced harness meet
First race Pace 550 shows Unique ring 12.49 4.80 3.60 with Time 2.10.2 and other contenders. Second race Pace 8600 lists Park Lane 5.40 3.20 2.40 and Time 2:11.38. Third race Trot S800 features Adio Burn 60.20 10.60 8.20 and Carnival King 9.40 4.20 with Time 2:12.2. Fourth race Pace 700 lists Trurns 5.80 5.40 3.60 with incomplete data. Daily Double paid $35.20 and Quinella paid $114.80.
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Baby Mir
Adios
Mighty MG
Poplar Frank
Brad Scott
Miss Raydene
Quintela
Mutiny K. B
Ham Taisdan
Pinel
Charlie
Andy's
Flashy
Bumpas
Dingle Bay
Slick Spur
Nosey Mite
Glen Elector
Missile Mite
Lindy Tass
T. J
S Penney
Mustwin
Quiniela
Docron
Gay Logan
Wilder
Royal Rino
Prima Daryl
Melvin Hanover
Janet's Valentine
Miracle Ace
Burbank Duchess
Jerry Mahoney
Marilyn's
Homestead Squaw
Scotch Meadow
Vernon Lobel
Mr. Ace
Chet Flyer
Chidboy
Exacta
Unique Ring
High Fidelity A
Doc's Hobby
Bill Sampson
Bett Nz Cormno Ioc
Roers
Pav
Park Lane
Lou Bo
Ruth
Brendes Blee’suard
Ruth Bell
Justy Wood
Chinbro Luci
Autumn Sky
Johnny Gallon
Trigger Tag
Promoter cancels Portland boxing main event
Sam Silverman says the 10 round main event featuring Joe Roman and Jim McCarter is canceled after McCarter suffers a training cut. Elmo Brown of Memphis will replace McCarter in a 10 round feature, set for Thursday at the Portland Exposition Building. Roman plans a later title fight with George Foreman in Tokyo.
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Portland
Sam Silverman
Joe “King” Roman
Puerto Rro
Jim “MicCart
Cleveland
Silverman
McCarter
Elmo Brown
Memphis
Tenn
Roman
Portland Exposition Building
George Foreman
Tokyo
Drew Wins Mid Season Crown At Beech Ridge
Homer Drew of Raymond won the Mid Season Class A 100 lap feature at Beech Ridge Speedway on Saturday night. Drew led from lap 23 to the checkered flag as Ralph Cusack and Pete Peterson finished close. Robbie Meserve topped the Class B feature and Al Roberts broke a 17 year race win drought in Class C. Debbie Shaw was crowned Miss Beech Ridge.
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Scarborough
Homer Drew
Raymond
Beech Ridge Speedway
Drew
Ralph Cusack
Pete Peterson
Robbie Meserve
the Ridge
Meserve
al Roberts
Buxton
Dave Collins
James Perry
Mike Griffin
Debbie Shaw
Portland
Beebhidge
World Record Sparks Global Track and Auto Racing Highlights
Diane Malan of South Africa set a 1 000 meters world mark in 2 16.0. Maria Sykora of Austria broke her 400 meters hurdles world record with 57.3 at Riederwald Stadium. Henri Pescarolo and Gerard Larousse led Matra to win the 1 000 kilometer auto race at the Oesterreich Ring. Peter Revson set a Schaefer 500 speed record at Pocono. David Pearson won the Motor State 400 at Michigan International. Butch Hartman took the Indiana Classic at a dirt track. Bruce Crampton led with 68 at the American Golf Classic. Sue Benning won the LPGA Heritage Village Open by four strokes. Olga Morozova became the first Russian to win Queen's Club singles. Mark Cox claimed the South of England title. Jo Harshbarger set an American 100 meter freestyle record.
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Munich
Diane Malan
South Africa
Frankfurt
Germany
Maria Sykora
Austria
Riederwald
Auto
Michigan International Speedway
Indianapolis
Butch Hartman
London
Olga Morozova
Evonne Goolagong
Australia
Nastase
Romania
Roger Taylor
Britain
Eastbourne
England
Mark Cox
Patrice Dominguez
France
Santa Clara
Calif
Jo Harshbarger
Bellevue
Wash
Sata Clara
Whirlwind Sets Mile Record At Greenacres
Whirlwind driven by B. Mitchell sets a new mile mark at Green Acres Raceway amid rough weather. Races featured ponies from New Hampshire and Maine with multiple heats and times including 1:49 to 2:13. Next Sunday’s program begins at 2 p.m.
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Greenacres
Buxton
Green Acres Raceway
New Hampshire
Maine
Whirlwind
B. Mitchell
D.h
Golden Rod
P. Malari
Buster
Crab
H. Davis
Cindy R. R. Robertson
Mingo Mike
W. Thibeau
Fernwood Flame
G. Cunningham
Irish Prince
M. Flanigan
Red Barron
T Burtsell
Little Audrey
G. Riel
China Lad
R. Robertson
Starlett
Vie Appliance
N. Larose
Angel Lee
H. Davies
Lessard Grenier Win Handicap Even in Roll-A-Way
Ray Lessard and Richard Grenier won the weekly five string handicap roloff at Roll-A-Way Lanes with 7 scratch and 15 pin handicap totaling 1,122 to take first place. They tied Roger Lessard and Lee Kalex for first and earned a shot at the 17-10 jackpot, which reached 160 for Sunday July 1 at 6:30 p.m. Grenier led the team with 141 in the third game while Lessard had 107 for the winning team score. Other top scores included Lachance-Gonneville 1,091 and Lewis-Hackey 1,079.
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Ray Lessard
Richard Grenier
Roloff
Roger Lessard
Lee Kalex
Lessard-Grenier
H. Lachance
E. Gonneville
S. Lewis M. Hackey
A. Guay
R. Petit
J. Douglas
R. Couture
D. Boutin
J. Foran
J. Giles
D. Cote
Swiit Ychop Wins Rockingham Handicap In Photo Finish
In Salem New Hampshire Swiit ychop overcame a late challenge from Barley Lane to win the featured 16 000 handicap for 3 year olds at Rockingham Park before 9 684 spectators. The margin was a neck and the payout reflected a 6 60 mutuel.
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Salem, N.H
Swiitychop
Barley Lane
Rockingham Ark
Weld wins eighth New England Men's Tennis title
Westford player Ned Weld, the tournament's second seed, defeats Ted Hoehn of Jeffersonville Vermont to claim his eighth New England title. Weld won 6 4 6 7 6 3 in a tight final, overcoming Hoehn after dropping the second set.
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Westford
Mass
Ned Weld
Weston
New England
Ted Hoehn
Jeffersonville
NFL Faces Expansion Talks and Drug Issue at Owners Meeting
NFL owners gather in New York to discuss expansion pace and labor talks while addressing a growing drug use controversy. Commissioner Rozelle to unveil guidelines combating abuse. players oppose owner-imposed testing and push for joint study.
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New York
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
New York Times
NFL
Association
House
Commerce _ Investigations Subcommittee
Chicago
Rozelle
Metcalf Stars in Coaches All-America Game Victory
Johnny Rodgers’ Canadian football decision opened a spot for Terry Metcalf who rushed 18 times for 135 yards and a touchdown as the West beat the East 20 6. Metcalf was named the game’s MVP, boosting West’s series lead to 7 6 in a record Jones Stadium crowd of 43 472 with next year’s game slated for Lubbock.
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Lubbock
Tex
Johnny Rodgers
West
John McKay
McKay
Southern California
Terry Metcalf
Cardinals
Metcalf
Chicago
Weet
Jones Stadium
America Coaches Association
Tri-City Golf Tournament Plans Soon
An organizational meeting will plan the Tri-City Golf Tournament to be held Tuesday night at 8. The amateur event, among the state’s few, offers over $2.00 in prizes and is limited to Saco and Old Orchard Beach residents.
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B . Saco-Old Orchard Beach
Circus Flea Wins 7500 Handicap at Narragansett Park
Circus Flea defeated rivals to win the 7500 dollar handicap race before 6,259 fans at Narragansett Park on Saturday in Pawtucket Rhode Island.
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Pawtucet, R.I
Circus Flea
Narragansett Park
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