Harness Track Finishes in High Stakes Trot and Pace
A Rockingham Park racing card features ten races with pacers and trotters led by top runners such as Hazle Oakwood and Sudden Storm. Results include multiple payouts, times around 2:07 to 2:10, and a daily handle of 251,958 with 3,298 in attendance.
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Mountain Haven
Speedy Donut
Dungaree
Hilo Boy
Anpell Butler
Miracle Crain
Turbine Hanover
Perfecta
Scotch Meadow
Steady Bullet
Lebanon Glory
Keewaydin Ankada
Cordovan Key
Shadydale Majesty
Foxy Craig
Jefferson Rambler
Royal Rino
Jerico
Gay Joey
Mighty Right
Empire Kurt
Crystal Walter
Jambro Ally
Pro Basketball Only Schedule Incomplete
Listed games include Conattas vs Virginia in San Diego. Virginia plays New York. Memphis vs San Diego. Indiana vs Carolina in Greensboro. San Antonio visits Utah. Denver plays Kentucky. Location and some team names appear garbled.
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San Diego
Denver
New York
Memphis
Idiana
Carolina
Greensboro
San Antonio
Utah
Kentucky
Pet. G.B. New York
Buffalo
Boston
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Cleveland
Capital
Chicago
Kc-Omaha
Detroit
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Golden
Ethor
Kansas Cityimaha
Seattle
Houston
Kansas
Indiana
N Diego
Harness Racing Notes Salem N H Ricci Reenie Time tops Rockingham field
Ricci Reenie Time the World Champ two years ago ships to Rockingham Park for the 25 000 Salem Falm Championship aiming to rebound after a slow start. Owned by Ricci Farms he recently won Gaines Memorial and Adios Stake and now carries 120 000 season earnings heading into the Atkinson Preferred trot card alongside Rapid Duke and Salam. In tennis John Newcombe beat Fred Stolle in a Tokyo first round as Jeff Borowiak advanced past Tom Gorman.
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Rockingham Park
Hazle Oakwood
W. A. Smith
Speedy Jeff
P. Apostolakes
Brisac Champ
K. Heeney
Little River Boy
A. Guidette
Lehigh
Alibi
C. Pike
Ava Java
B. Beckwith
Revolution
C. Day
Harold K
el Smith
Sudden Storm
E. Beetle
Steady Brookdale
L. No
R. Arnold
Bless Sheraton
M. Beck
H. Parks
I. Foster
Steve
E. Gilman
Avon Target
J. Mollison
Gloria’s Beau
D. Marshall
Tee Wee Ad
C. Huen
T. J. Mac
Stephanie
Fly Robin
H. Renaud
C. C. Butler
R. Tilbert
Fancher
Mazur Block
Hamlet Hanover
D. Han
Doug's Boy
Cherico
C. Connor
Hoot Shooter
J. Braverm
Witty Direct
J. Morrill
White Cinderella
L. Cope
Maddo Doc
R. Chick
Michael M. Frost
T. Win
War Counsel
J. Vandert
Avon Bill
J. R
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Dominic's Pick
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F. Lowe
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T. Wing
Jerry Mahoney
O. Ginn
Tim Tom Volo
L. Copeland
Lothario Lindsay
Jo Hogan
Salem
N.H
Ricci Reenie
Ace
Ricci Farms
Long Branch
N.J
Lexington
the Messenger
Harold “Sonny” Dancer
Adios
Osborne Creed
Rockingham
Sumterritory
Ciost
Simillar
N.eSevenaee
Rapid Duke
Liberty Bell
Abraham Schultz
Ratsalam
Tokyo
John Newcombe
Australia
Fred Stolle
Jeff Borowiak
Tiburon
Calif
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Esposito Nets Three Goals In Bruins Season Opener
Phil Esposito scores his 399th and 400th NHL goals as the Boston Bruins defeat the Vancouver Canucks 6-4 in the season opener. Tony Esposito posts Chicago’s 37th career shutout in a 3-0 win over the Los Angeles Kings. Other NHL results include Montreal 5 Minnesota 2, Toronto 7 Buffalo 4, New York Rangers 4 Detroit 1, Atlanta 1 New York Islanders 1, Chicago 3 Los Angeles 0, California 2 St. Louis 1.
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Esposito
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Smith
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Larocque
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Lorne Henning
New York
Vic Hadfield
Billy Fairbairn
Ranger
Ed Giacomin
Detroit Red Wings
Gary Croteau
California Golden Seafs
St.Louis Blues
Dave Keon
Rick Kehoe
Vancouver Blazers claim first WHA win in Vancouver debut
Vancouver Blazers beat Winnipeg Jets 4 3 in overtime in the WHA opener at the Coliseum. Jean-Guy Gratton opened the scoring for the Jets, while Jim Adair tallied the Blazers' first goal and scored the overtime winner.
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World Hockey Association
Blazers
Winnipeg Jets
Jets
Jean-Guy Gratton
Jim Adair
Nebraska Brings Tough Pass Defense to Missouri Test
Nebraska’s defense has stifled opponents through the air this season, surrendering an average of 27 passing yards per game. Missouri, with a 54.9 percent completion rate, will challenge the Cornhuskers as they pursue a continuation of strong pass defense and anchoring values in college football milestones.
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Minnesota
Missouri
North Carolina State
Penn State
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Ohio State
Nittany Lions
Wake Forest
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Mets Clinch NL Title With 7-2 Win Over Reds
The Mets defeated the Reds 7-2 to win the National League Championship and advance to the World Series for the first time since 1969. In another move, the Saints traded an undisclosed draft choice to the Cardinals for rookie linebacker Andy Dorris in the NFL.
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New York Mets
Cincinnati Reds
New Orleans
New Orleans Saints
St. Louis Cardinals
Andy Dorris
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