Horse Racing Card Results and Entries From Fair Meet
The racing program lists Race One pacing entries led by White Expensive with driver W Colby and Miss El Chan, plus Dutch's Pal and others. Race Two pace includes Scotch Mint and Master Rev among the field with J Bryant aboard May Be a True. The card continues through nine races detailing pacing and trotting entries with drivers including L Bryant, P Boucher, D Watson, and G DuBois Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Colby
el Chan
R. Dagan Katu
C. Connor
L. Bryant
Moraka
J. Gerry Dutch
Pal
P_ Boucher
Bad Boy Blue
R. Watson
L. Pillsbury
Dorilo
J. Wheeler
J. Bryant
P. Boucher
Esquire
Adios
L. Perkins
Bergen Romilie
D. Watson
G. DuBois Jr
Scorpion Adios
K. Fritz
Bob Spencer
N- Malin Jr
E. Tracy Halas
A. Miles
Demon Lady
Jefferson Master
Lee
M. Muncy
Dudley
F. Woodbury Apollo Flash
T Harris Royal Titan
R. Dagan
Silver Creek Polly
P. Abdullah
Minnie Sota
Colby
Mini Blaze
L. Pickett
Kori Minbar
Farmer's Bonnie
W. Colby Chinbro Luci
Fran Star
M. Halloran Jr
Saturday Night's Race Results Across Multiple Stakes
A compact report lists race results with horse names, payouts, and times for six races plus quiniela and handle figures. Notable entries include Milford Maiden winner with 2.60 payout and times near 2:14, James B. Chester and Le Charles among top finishers, and a Daily Double payout of $26. Handle totals reach $86 940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misty
Romilo
Davey
Bobby
Tarr
Breton
Wilma
Chip
Big Knight
Little Edith
King Bee
Sunny Nick Hill
Twiggy
le Charles
Billy H
Cosmo
Bobby T
Salty Cracker
Happy Kev
Allstar Pick
Ichabod W
Quintela
Bay State Raceway held by Beta Buck wins big purse
In Foxboro Beta Buck driven by Mark Lancaster won the $6,500 free-for-all at Bay State Raceway, earning $8.20, $4.20 and $2.60. Stoney Greed finished second, Viva Lobell third. Place: Pawtucket and Narragansett Parkanchored by Royal Buff’s tight win and Quinella payouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxboro
Mass
Bay State
Beta Buck
Mark Lancaster
Stoney Greed
Viva Lobell
Pawtucket
R.I
Royal Buff
Idle
Narragansett Park
Oo Ferrante
Nicklaus Seeks Record Seventh Title With World Open Win
Jack Nicklaus claims this is his best season, with seven wins including the Masters and PGA. He beats Billy Casper in a sudden death playoff for the World Open title at Pinehurst, earning $40,000 and boosting 1972 earnings to $291,000. He finished 280, four under par, and led the year with a 69.9 stroke average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Casper
Jack Nicklaus
Akron
Ohio
Nicklaus
Billy Caspar
Piny Woods
Pinehurst Country Club
Hawaii
Fort Worth
Tom Weiskopf
Casper
Billy
Guertin Retains Tri City Crown at Old Orchard Beach
Paul Guertin won the 7th Annual Tri City Golf Tournament at Old Orchard Beach Country Club with a final total of 221 after a 74 in the final round. He tied with Paul Sullivan and Bob Miniutti at 147 after 36 holes, then beat the wind and cold to clinch the title in 54 holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Guertin
Tri-City
Old Orchard Beach Country Club
Guertin
Old Orchard Beach
Paul Sullivan
Bob Miniutti
Sullivan
Miniutti
Steve Polackwich
Tri City
Walt Golovich
Romeo Labarge
Wink Houghton
al Polackwich
Ron Gagnon
Phil Dube
R. Warren
Exhibition Football Results and Auto Racing Action
Football results from Saturdays show Atlanta over Philadelphia 17 14 Cincinnati defeated New Orleans 20 0 Detroit beat Cleveland 27 24 Miami topped New York Giants 31 3 Houston over Chicago 24 13 Dallas 17 Pittsburgh 16 San Francisco 24 Green Bay 14 San Diego 14 OT Sundays Jets at New England canceled by strike Denver 21 St Louis 17 Exhibition season ends in auto racing Brooklyn Michigan David Pearson wins IROC leg one Others note women golfers Tri City Championship Biddeford Saco CC event with Eve Prendergast and Marge Kenneally observing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Detroit
Cleveland
Miami
New York Giants
Houston
Chicago
Dallas
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Green Bay
New York Jets
New England
Denver
St. Louis
Also Mentioned on This Page
H Mitchell Felice
C. Mattison
Christy S
Babe
B. Smith Annwinkle
W. Ha
Merry Dean
D Carlisle Jr
Bechtel Hanover
P. Battis
Jerry
Jade
Copeland High Street
W. Faucher
Charming View
J. Morrill Hey
Charlie
T. Wing
Blackguard
B. Beckwith
Ricky KR
Volo
E. Gilman
Nicky Mac
A. Day
G. DuBois Jr Counsel Cooper
D. Gray Vince Adios
G. Corey
Sam's
Jon Jet
S. Hamilton Meadow
MN. Malin Jr
Chickadee Moran
S Hamilton
Tomahawk
Hanover
E. Tracy
Bengal Princess
N. Malin Jr
EZ. Bren
J. Gerry Lenina
Queen
S Dickens Howie Scott
Austin JD. Dale
R. D. Greenwood
Avon Charlie
N. Murray
Bettys
L. Fitch
Colby Ross Eden
Harp Peter Paul Star
T. Ryan Fiying
C. MeIntire
JL. Nottoe
L. Pickett Jr
Catherine Bumpas
Irene Vo
Mighty Battle
M Halloran Jr
Tuckerbrook Fancy
Ritz Moraka
Sugar Beau
Olympic Dream
Sel
Conestoga Ann Mary
Tangy Tax
Lucky Rip
Hal Strada
Patrick Moraka
Marci Lapaz
Flaxey Colden
Red Bowen
Princess Mary Lou
Red Drexel
Briarwood
Honest Ken
Bo Adyn
Little Uttercup
Ed’s
Melody
Sir Tacks
Bill
Lyndon
Johnny Tom
James B. Chester
Ballard Road
Sandybrook
Val
Pretty Kitty
Mannart Harry
Miss Minx
Barb Frisco
Hal Gauman
Oregon
Jean
Valiant Becker
Hay Hill Dare
Idle Folly
Tuffman
Worcester
Boston Astros
Cleveland Cobras
Astros
Coleman Bros
Sun
Purity Supreme
Rochester
New Hampshire
Old Orchard
Biddeford-Saco
Dutch Elm
Stevphen Muskie
Pinehurst
N.C
Pat Fitzsimons
Blackie & Son
Jrtapod
State OF
Maine
Chestnut Hill
Holly Park
Ene
Ocean Park RD
Thane
Boutse
Ocean Pate
Noreen Munford
Eve Prendergast
Garry McCallum
Dan Lemieux
Minnesota
San Diego
Auto Racing
Brooklyn
Mich
David Pearson
Bobby Allison
Carlength
Biddeford-Saco Country Club
Marge Kenneally
Bernice Paquette
Stephen Muskie
Saco-Biddeford Ywca
Photography
Trinity Episcopal Church
Cleveland Street
Saco
Cathy Curtis
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