American sprinters struggle as Borzov dominates Olympic 100
Valery Borzov of the Soviet Union wins the 100 meters in 10.14 seconds, defeating Robert Taylor as Rey Robinson and Eddie Hart miss heats due to late arrivals. Rick DeMont sets a swimming Olympic record in the 400 free, finishing first with 4:00.26. Americans also lose in women's events and face mixed results in boxing and water polo.
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Munich
Valery Borzov
Rey Robinson
Eddie Hart
U.S
Rick DeMont
Borzov
Robert Taylor
Houston
United States
Taylor
Robinson
Hart
Brazov
Stan Wright
Wright
DeMont
Brad Cooper
Australia
Cooper
I Bean
San Rafael
Calif
Steve Genter
Lakewood
Tom McBreen
San Mateo
Ruth Fuchs
Jacquelin Todten
Fuchs
Kathy Schmidt
Long Beach
Babe Didrikson
Shane Gould
Shirley Babashoff
Fountain Valley
Kenna Rothhammer
Santa Clara
Japan
Mayumi Aoki
Roswitha Beier
East Germany
Andrea Gyarmati
Hungary
Deena Deardruff
Cincinnati
Dana Shrader
Fullerton
Ellie Daniel
Elkins Park
Brazil
Egypt
Mike Bantam
St. Joseph’s
James Busceme
Beaumont
Tex
Prai- Nan Vichit
Thailand
West Germany
James Ferguson
Baseball scores and schedule for Cincinnati and Montreal game
Cincinnati beat Montreal 1–0 in 12 innings. Houston routed New York 8–0. Tonight’s games include San Diego at Chicago and New York at Houston with twi night. AL standings show Baltimore, Detroit, New York atop the East. West features Oakland, Chicago, Minnesota leading. Friday results include Milwaukee over Texas 3–0 and New York 4–0 Chicago. Twi-night games listed.
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Cincinnati
Montreal
Houston
New York
San Diego
Caldwell
Chicago
Pappas
Los Angeles
Strabler
St. Louis
Durham
Philadelphia
Brandon
Neibauer
Atlanta
Stone
McQueen
Strom
Wilson
San Francisco
McDowell
Pittsburgh
Briles
Torrez
Nolan
W. L. Pet. G
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Milwaukee
West Oakland
Minnesota
Kansas City
California
Texas
Oakland
Hedlund
Siebert
Bradley
Kline
Dunning
Woodson
Lolich
Blue
Associated Press
W. L. Pet G
St Louis
Jest
Parsons
Broberg
Palmer
Downs At A Glance Scarborough Downs Card
Thoroughbred program from Scarborough Downs lists nine races with post time seven forty five and a $1,000 purse for first eight events plus a $1,200 seventh race. Entries include Owens Lee Misty White Old John Peel and Running Board with prices and times noted.
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Scarborough Downs
Owens Lee
Parker
Misty White
Knowls
John Peel
Crispin
Cooper
New Chief
Guadalupe
Mark C
DeClara
A.P. Jr
Taylor
Frank
Gascoigne
Peaceful T
Savage
Muckle A. Penny
Sava
Piano Joy
Gabrie
Debbie D.B
Donlon
Miller
Dorego
MacGowan
the Viscountess
Ralphs Pride
Miss Kudos
Kastel
Brush Baron
Shot
Tom Twinkle
Schooley
Gabriele
Thompson
Vango
Vester
Foxie Hamlet
Stewart
Lois Playboya
Thom
Montana Bill
DeOlara
Crawley
Combustion
DeOl
Dube
Mr. F.H
Treasure Man
Clark Fork
Chippersoon
Lingspar Pelle
McNer
Blanc Nez
Pencheff
Deer Isle
Lowel
Savag
Libretto
Hartt
Orie
Vosler
Speedheira
Pittali
Pan Corse
Ramblin Royal
Parke
Anita Marie
Jill’s Sickle
Money Chip
the Heckler
Contrada
Lonely Count
Discovery
Cris
Dunn Cooke
Mac
Trotters And Pacers Lewiston Raceway Entries
Entries posted for Lewiston Raceway with seven races including Pace and Quintela events. Notable horses listed include Miss Amy Alden Rock Andy Royal Greek Stoney Adios Restigouche Boy and Texas figures in nearby meet schedules.
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Lewiston Raceway
Amy Alden
J. C. Smith
Cash In
H. Provost
Nats Ninny
R. Dagan
Bertie Lou
K. Cluff
Dailey Pick
J. Nason
Mike Rosecroft
S. Whittemore
Princess Morton
F. Parker
Birchcrest Billie
L. Fitch
Rock Andy
D. Richards
Black Chiffon
D. Gray
Sunny Jim N
D Richards
Borderview Caress
L. Berry
Attorneys Aide
T. Harris
Bobbie Will
F. Woodbury
Mighty Hi Precious
G.gardner
Twitters
T. Ryan
Royal Greek
Lyndon Dean
Victory W
J. D. Salley
Aeolus
H. McKenney
M. Peckwith
Cousin II
Novasco
E. Tracy
Copper Maid
J. Brown
Quiniela
Pick & Pick
R. McDaniel
Our Jewell
Tarrs Edward
R. Panziani
Gardner
Counsel Fleet
K. Stewart
Shadydale Court
L. Perkins
Mr. Frisco
W. Parker, Jr
Chips Champ
G. Deletetsky
Stoney Adios
S. S. Smith
Mighty King Cole
B. Pike
Mighty Spark
F. Cluff
Queens Ravenel
Painter Abe
Goldwyn Echo
W. Parker Jr
Grand Prince
Double Dee N
R. Sprague
J. D. Heater
R. Troy
Apache Witch
M. Maker
Brad Scot
Vans B Midnight
N. Murray
Hasty Harry
Mighty Land
Worthy View
C. Dickison
Whitlred
H. Renaud
John
Canadian Will
Pattin Shuts Out Royals to Boost Red Sox Pace
Marty Pattin pitched a four hit shutout as Boston edged Kansas City 1-0 at Fenway Park. Yaz doubled and scored the only run on a Rico Petrocelli single, while Boston’s defense turned three double plays to preserve the win. The victory pulls Boston within two games of Baltimore in the AL East.
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Boston
Marty Pattin
Boston Red Sox
Pattin
Kansas City Royals
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Baltimore
New York
Detroit
Sox
Milwaukee Brewers
Eddie Kasko
Kansas City
Carl Yastrzemski
Carlton Fisk
Dick Drago
Yastrzemski
Drago
Tom Murphy
Yaz
Rico Petrocelli
Petrocelli
Sonny Siebert
Royals
Mike Hedlund
York County Softball Finals Set at Memorial Field
York County softball showdown centers on Towle's Oldsmobile Sanford Springvale 3 0 York County play versus Devon's Mobil after Rochambeau Club rose to 5 1. Memorial Field hosts 3 p m title game with awards for MVP and York County champs.
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Towle
Olds—Mobile
York County
Devon
Mobil
Rochambeau Club
Rochambeau
Memorial Field
Dovon
Rocham- Towle
Oldsmobile
Beau
Olds
Clark
Doyon
Thenalso
Team Canada Meets Russians in Montreal Exhibition Opener
Team Canada, made of NHL born players, faces the Soviet Union at the Forum in a five game exhibition series opening in Montreal. Harry Sinden weighs goaltender choices between Ken Dryden and Tony Esposito with possible split duties depending on the score.
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Montreal
Team
Canada
National Hockey League
Soviet Union
Harry Sinden
NHL Stars
Ken Dryden
Montreal Canadiens
Tony Esposito
Chicago Black Hawks
Sinden
Ken
Tony
Toronto
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Moscow
Team Canada
Stockholm
Thoroughbred Harness Race Card Summary
Race eight features eight entrants led by Scotch Mix and Burbank Lass with $600 purse. Race nine lists eight contenders including Fly Robin and Cape Pine Floter for a $900 event. Race ten offers an exacta pace with Oregon Jean and Count Paul among eight starters for $550.
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W. Harpie
Burbank Lass
J. Nason
Grammy KB
F. Pike
Bay Avenger
H. Renaud
Sassafras
N. Watson
T. Ryan
Nilas Baby
S. Bubier
Melbert
D. Richards
Louis Boy
S. Smith
Fly Robin
W. Case
Princess Mary Lou
Clayhaven
J. Brown
Master John
D. May
Boy Adios
J. C. Smith
Maes Randy
C. Dickison
K P Time
B. Pike
Oregons Jean
C. Smith
Count Paul
Just Jerry
K. Stewart
Rose Robin
S. S. Smith
Buddy Adio
E. Tracy
Paramount Pick
Nancy Jill
J. Gerry
Knight Troy
M. Beckwith
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Norm Huot
Biddeford
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Guadpe
Thedge
Simmonds
Heliotropine
Hill Chance
Mini Mind
Charging Knight
Golden Hawk
Blow _ By
Barocco Beau
Amy W
Corines ‘Delight
Ribbon
Ally _ Ant
Spotted Clown
Star
Pussy Cat
Klig
King Amber
Movadeth
Diamond Flo
Jet Easter
Dina A. Ling
Quintela
Mr Ann
Lizan
Rushing River
Strange Deal
Victory Flight
Uncle Links
Singforme
Blue Bridge
Fond Discovery
Twisty Maid
Elbee
Geo. Featherston
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Interstate Champ
Care Package
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Felon
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