Trotters And Pacers Lewiston Raceway Entries Post Time
Entries and results from Lewiston Raceway outline nine races with pace and trot events. Notable entries include Express Pick Fire Cloud Betsy Star Ed R V Forever Scott and many others across races with times and payouts.
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Express Pick
W. Peace
Fire Cloud
R. Harvey
Betsy Star
L. Fitch
Ed R V. V. Holden
Johnny Tom
D. Richards
Forever Scott
R. Nelson
Starshot Lobell
N. Murra
One Eyed Jack
Vaillancourt
Fine Chief
J. Nason
Hasty Harry
J.C. Smith
Burdek Song
R. Truitt
Phoebe Martial
D. Rich
Oliver Byrd
J. D. Salley
Pronto Shape
S. Clary
Mountain Pool
R. Boont
Friedal Freight
D. Richard
Crescent Tornado
Helen Blue Jay
Allover
J.D. Salley
Hedgeapple Jeff
S. Bubier
Miss Wales
M. Hodgkins Jr
Sir Philip Pick
H. Coleman
Philsota
C. Huen
Avon Target
L. Quirron
Knights Flash
J. Carl Sr
Victors Town
R. Ames
J . Brenda
Tor Time
M. Smith
Cooper Head
H. James III
F. Park
Breeze Mite
G. Gardner
Velvet Adios
F. Parker
Nardins Duke
R. Bartlett
Steady Indian
W. Campbell
Willing Ensign
Stevie Jim
E. Young
Marcon Mars
T. Harris
Jim F. Smith
Bertie Bid
G. Reed
Homer Drew Dominates Beech Ridge Speedway Double Feature
Homer Drew won both the Class A and Class B 25 lap features at Beech Ridge Speedway in Scarborough last night, marking his sixth straight victory. He led Class A from lap 18, surpassing Dick Wolstenhulme and Dick McCabe, then overtook Robbie Meserve on lap 24 to win Class B as Meserve led most of the race. Earland Emery claimed the Class C win with a late surge from lap 11.
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Scarborough
Homer Drew
Beech Ridge Speedway
Windham
Drew
Dick Wolstenhulme
Dick McCabe
Robbie Meserve
Earland Emery
Buxton
Emery
Raymond
Ray Leach
Arundel
Ralph Cusack
Dave Darveau
Uled
Finland
Lasse Virin
Pekka Vasala
Kip Keino
Steve Prefontaine
Coos Bay
Ore
Ray Seales
Tacoma
Wash
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Anghel Anghelov
Scales
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Cuba
Indianapolis
Marlvin Johnson
New York
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Houston
Jesse Valdez
United States
John Williams
Cranesvile
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Jefferson
Towa
Al Romano To Meet Butler In Title Clash
Al Romano of North Adams Mass defends his 147 pound title against Larry Butler of Portland in a 10 round fight at the Expo Building Portland on Thursday Sept 14. Butler returns from US Marine service and has 14 wins in 15 pro fights.
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Paul Junior
Lewiston
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Skip Yeaton
Ladies League Opens at 20th Century Lanes Next Week
The 20th Century Ladies Bowling league starts next Thursday at 6 30 PM at 20th Century Lanes. Eighty five teams enter this popular loop with most lineups ready Openings exist for individual bowlers to join by contacting Nick Gillis at the lanes over the weekend Defending champions are the Slo Mo Shuns The 1974 note lists the New England Patriots schedule against several teams outside their division.
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Slo-Mo-Shuns
Class C Feature Race Results Highlight Local Swimmers
Earland Emery of Buxton joins Art Jones of Scarborough and Mal Graffam of Saco as top finishers in the event. In the first heat Roger Bertrand of Scarborough leads Bruce Jordan of South Portland and Bruce McLewin of Scarborough. The second heat showcases Bruce Elder of Windham ahead of Mal Graffam of Saco and Pete McConnell of Scarborough.
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Earland Emery
Buxton
Art Jones
Scarborough
Mal Graffam
Saco
Roger Bertrand
Bruce Jordan
South Portland
Bruce McLewin
Bruce Elder
Windham
Pete McConnell
Americans Lose Basketball to Soviets in Controversial Finish
At Munich the U S team fell 51 50 after leading late as IOC review kept the outcome in doubt. Kevin Joyce and Herb Moss led protests while Mark Spitz dominated swimming and Shorter won the marathon. IOC ruled a late play decided the game amid protests.
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United States
Kevin Joyce
Soviet Union
International Olympic Committee
U.S
Mark Spitz
America
Larry Black
Robert Taylor
Gerald Tinker
Eddie Hart
Frank Shorter
Yale
Rick DeMont
Vince Matthews
Wayne Collett
Shorter
Taylor
University of Florida Law
Johnny U. Back On The Beam For Colts in NFL Opener
Johnny Unitas, 39, powers the Baltimore Colts to a 20-13 preseason win over the Denver Broncos as the team readies for the regular season opener at home against St. Louis. The exhibition slate ended with Utah notes on other games and the retirement of Gale Sayers.
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Gale Sayers Retires From Football
Kansas Comet Gale Sayers retires from the NFL after a storied career with the Chicago Bears. A Kansas standout, he earned Rookie of the Year in 1965, five All NFL selections, three NFL rushing titles, Pro Bowl MVP honors, and eight NFL records, marking a remarkable rise from Kansas to national stardom.
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Allusion to Sayers as a greatest runner fades from memory
The article notes no reference to the late Sayers 29 once hailed as the greatest sprinter. the archival text reflects absence of the familiar acclaim for the 6 foot 198 pound athlete who once ran the 100 in 9.7 seconds.
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Sayers
Penn State Faces Strong Bowl Run With Cotton Bowl Win
Penn State's football program has claimed three major bowls in four years. The Nittany Lions defeated Texas 30 6 in the Cotton Bowl on January 1 following wins in the Orange Bowl in 1969 and 1970.
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Nittany Lions
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College Scores Roundup From The Associated Press
Florida State 17 Pittsburgh 7. Lehigh 44 Hofstra 13. Syracuse 17 Temple 1. West Virginia 25 Villanova 6. South Alabama 35 Duke 12. Auburn 14 Mississippi State 3. Clemson 13 Temple 0. Grambling State 6 Morgan State 0. Maryland 24 NC State 14. North Carolina 28 Richmond 18. Tampa 21 Toledo 0. Tennessee 34 Georgia Tech 3. Virginia 24 Carolina 16. Wake Forest 26 Davidson 20. William & Mary 31 Furman 7. Akron 13 Kent State 13. Cincinnati 10 Indiana State 7. Kansas State 21 Tulsa 13. Missouri 24 Oregon 22. Northern Illinois 21 Illinois State 7. Ohio 26 Central Michigan 21. Texas A&M 36 Wichita State 13. Washington State 18 Kansas 17. West Michigan 28 Long Beach State 20. Southwest Rice 14 Houston 13. Southern Cal 31 Arkansas 10. Arizona 17 Colorado State 0. Colorado 20 California 10. San Diego State 17 Oregon State 8. UCLA 20 Nebraska 17. Utah State 48 New Mexico State. Washington 13 Pacific U 6. Wyoming 30 Idaho State 14.
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Agreste Montembeau Win Roll-Off At Roll-A-Way Lanes
Agreste with 487 and Montembeau 563 plus a 65 pin handicap totaling 1 115 won the weekly five string team handicap rolloff at Roll-A-Way Lanes Saturday afternoon. Forcier and Guay plus Boutet and Guilbeault tied for second with 1 112 while Guay led his team with 577 and 525 for Forcier. Connie Boutet led her team with 529 and Cookie added 523 with a 60 pin handicap. Several other scores ranged from 1 091 to 1 058.
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Jim Agreste
Ray Montembeau
Andy Guay
Jerry Forcier
Connie Boutet
Gerard Guilbeault
Andy
Jerry
Cookie
H. Lachance
L. Kalex
R. Boutin - S
Labelle
B. Dube
J. Dube
C. Green
Lawson
B. Marcotte
Cyr
Fryman Wins Three In Row For Tigers Before Loss To A's
Woody Fryman, traded by the Phillies this summer, rode a three win streak with Detroit before bowing to Oakland on August 22. He delivered strong relief and durability, strengthening the Tigers rotation before the setback.
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Woody Fryman
Philadelphia Phillies
Detroit Tigers
Oakland
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Berra’s Number Eight Retired by Yankees This Summer
The New York Yankees retire uniform number eight this summer honoring Yogi Berra long associated with the number as a catcher. Berra now manages the New York Mets.
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Yogi Berra
Berra
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