Trotters And Pacers Scarborough Downs Entries
Scarborough Downs daily card lists nine races with pace and trot events. Entries include Albert Reed Mighty Land Yankee Knox and many others across races from first to ninth with times, purses, and scratches. Attendance reported at 2,720 and handle at 77,493 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarborough Downs
Albert Reed
H. McKenney
Mighty Land
F. Woodbury
Yankee Knox
R. Maguire
Glen Nevis
H. Mitchell
Willing Ensign
D. Richards
G. Meadow Molly
H. Coleman
Minnie Sota
J. Gerry
Tout Me
D. May
Tarrs Dominion
H. Provost
Hi Julie
Legal Indian
W. Fisher
Brads Choice
D. Carlisle Jr
Jane Gray
G. Corey
Speedy Con
J. Garrity
Buck Scott
E. Burdick
Sunny Blue Waters
D. Patches
Miss Checkmate B
P . Prim
T. Ryan
Miss MclIntosh
Molly McKlye
Sweet Maid
R. Cal
Fairmeade Sara
L. Tripp
Treasure Killean
L. Perkins
Lullathorpe
D. W. Childs
Littlest Rebel
Singing Gene
A. Langille
Katie Frost
L. Fitch
Ballastar
J. Lachance
Patient Jolly
B. Smith
Big Marvel
Marks
W. Fitzgerald
Farmstead Gal
Lynn Boot
Uncle Amos
H. Pike
April Colden
R. Truitt
Adio Burn
W. L. Whittemore
Autumn Sky
Bernard C
Stinger
Lucky O’brien
Tanya Moraka
Dream Time Kitty
G. R
Barrister Bill
Met Star
Mountain Pet
R. Silva
Knights Frolic
Our Little Wonder
R. Call
Mr. Gene
Cha Don
Camden Titan
Race Results Highlight Quick Finishers at Local Track
Miss Tempest won with splits 3.60 2.80 2.80 and final 2:11.2. Second race Pace draws $500 with Tiny Wil clocking 19.20 and Prim Robin 3.60 3.40 2.80, alongside Paramount Pick 2.80. Also listed Princess Morton and Lorne's Abbe.
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Miss Tempest
Rocky Reiko
Chockoyette Lady
Aliso — Sachem Rose
Able Dudley
Vamp’s
Ha! Wil
Tiny Wil
Prim Robin
Paramount Pick
Princess Morton
Lorne
Abbe
Baseball Standings and Weekly Results Across Leagues
The standings show Chicago leading the East with 39 wins, Montreal 30, St. Louis 30, New York 28, Pittsburgh 27, and Philadelphia 28. In the West San Francisco 40, Los Angeles 41, Houston 37, Cincinnati 35, Atlanta 28, San Diego 20. Tuesday results include Chicago 6 Pittsburgh 3 and Philadelphia 6 New York 1. Wednesday slate lists Cincinnati at San Francisco and New York at Philadelphia among others. American League leaders include Milwaukee 34 29 and New York 34 30. Wednesday games feature New York at Baltimore and Oakland at Kansas City among others.
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W. L. Pet. G.B. Chicago
Montreal
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Houston
Cincinnati
Atlanta
San Diego
Chicago
Gullett
Maricah
Matlack
Twitchell
Reusche
Briles
McAnally
Foster
Forsch
Greif
Harrison
Downing
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Minnesota
Oakland
California
Kansas City
Texas
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Ann Laughlin Favored In Women's Golf
South Hadley Massachusetts AP Defending champion Ann Laughlin of the University of Miami is favored in the opening round of the National Women's College Golf Championship. Contenders include Helen Hollis Stacy Rollins College and Pat Bradley Florida International. The 29th annual 72 hole event at Mt. Holyoke College runs through Saturday with a 6132 yard par 74 layout.
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South Hadley
Mass
An Laughlin
University of Miami
Helen Hollis
Stacy
Rollins College
Pat Bradley
Florida International
New England
Orchards
Mt. Holyoke College
Bob Tontempo
Lpga Tour
Jo Ann Gunderson Carner
Joyce Kamierski
Secretariat may race in Arlington threeway match
Triple Crown winner Secretariat could race at Arlington Park on June 30 in a $100,000 invitational match against Our Native and possibly Linda's Chief. Arlington officials said arrangements are in place and a commitment was received, though trainer Lucien Laurin has not finalized plans. Laurin noted he may run there if conditions suit and the exact participants are not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Secretariat
Saratoga
Arlington Park
Chicago
Lucien Laurin
Linda
Jack Meyers
Lucien
Meyers
John Tweedy
Laurin
USC's Stan Wood Named 1974 Golf Coaches Chief
Stillwater Oklahoma AP Stan Wood of USC was elected 1974 president of the College Golf Coaches Association of America succeeding Herb Wimberly of New Mexico State University. Other officers elected include Bruce Fosson Michigan State first vice president Dr Bill Henson Miami Florida second vice president and Rod Myers Ohio State secretary treasurer. The 1974 NCAA championships will be held at Carlton Oaks Country Club in Santee California near San Diego.
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Stillwater
Okla
Stan Wood
University of Southern California
College Golf Coaches Association of America
Wood
Herb Wimberly
New Mexico State University
Bruce Fosson
Michigan State
Bill Henson
University of Miami-Florida
Rod Myers
Ohio State
Carlton Oaks Country Club
Santee
California
San Diego
Hendrick's Three Homers Power Indians to 8 7 Win
George Hendrick slugged his 11th 12th and 13th homers in the Indians 8 7 victory over Detroit. The rest of the AL saw Minnesota take first in the West, California beat Chicago, Oakland rout Kansas City, the Yankees beat Baltimore, and Boston sweep Milwaukee in a night of varied results.
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Associated Press
George Hendrick
Hendrick
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Cleveland
Minnesota
Texas
California
Chicago
White Sox
Oak Iland
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Boston
Milwaukee
Winston Llenas
Wilbur Wood
Bill Singer
Sal Bando
Oakland Power
Thurman Munson
Gene Michael
Orioles
Sparky Lyle
Yanks
Brewers
Red Sox
Frank Linzy
Carton Fisk
Rick Miller
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Tony B
al D
Novasco
Avon Anthony
Joe Pro
Kimbarillo
the Logger
Twill
Ae Quintela
R. L
Line Hobbs
Sandy Blackguard
Lou John
Natchas Creed
Miracle Buckeye
Lord Bobby B
Lara
Jon Quiniela
Red Mac
Shawn Overlook
Rebel Roy
Chief Itag
Macedonian
Apollo
Thirteen
Golden Hustle
Maida’s
Aes
Saleco
Scottish Glen
Endee
Cindy Babe
Speedy Rusty
High Street
Ginny
Bunny Gale
Quiniela
Mr. True
Scooter Long
Rock Andy
Bengalean
Ezy Bren
Flashy N
Dillard Direct
Baby Mir
Piggy Bank
Bold Adios
Master Jon
Quintela
Miss Secottiana
Mountain Lusty
Scottish Fury
Nancy Jill
Jimze
Barbara Senator
Sir Cus
Miami Dolphins
Coleman
Bosman
Ryan
Stone
Cuellar
Stottlemyre
Blue
Busby
Lee
Parsons
Siebert
Blyleven
CAM Llunch
Pine Street
Biddeford
John Paul
Roger Tardif
Biddeford -Saco Journal
York County
Saco
Ann Laughlin
Homers
The
Twins
A’s
Angels and Royals
Jim Bibby
Jim Kaat
Eyeleth
Minn
U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame
Wendell Anderson
U.S
John Blatnik
D-Minn
National Hockey League
Clarence Campbell
Walter Bush Jr
NHL
Minnesota North Stars
Denver
Ron Lyle
Lou Bailey
Oklahoma City
Denver Boxing Club
Lyle
Biddeford Textile Co
Main Street
Maine
Paul
Elm ST
Zenith
Whitewall
F.E.T
Chevrolet
Bank Americaid
Dynacor
YUDY
Westbrook
Damariscotta
Corner Church
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