Race Card Showcases Pace and Trot Entries Across Five Races
The program lists five races with pace events offering 500 to 750 dollars and a trot event valued at 750. Entrants include Wildea Byrd, Time Express, Kori Minbar, Northern Miss, Miss Mt. Hope, Rebel Gold, and Crescent Miss among others with drivers such as J Mollison Jr and D Gray. The lineup spans horses across multiple stables and features driver assignments like R Arnold and W Miller.
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Wildea Byrd
W. Miller
Lester
H. Coleman
Time Express
D. Richards
Ginger Baby
R. Arnold
Kori Minbar
L. Perkins
Schuey Mite
J. Mollison Jr
General Dawn
C. Dickison
Miles End Sarah
F. Cluff
Northern Miss
D. Gray Z. Ezy Bren
R. Truitt
Mt. Hope
F. Woodbury
Rebel Gold
G. Gardner
Gay Lyss
D. Richards Chasinald
Avon Charlie
N. Murray
Doe
Treasure
Little Flash Star
Buzzer
R. Arnold Betty
Nick
E. Richard
Marion Countess
C. Carter
Adios Thona
A. Tzikas
Mountain Vi
H. Parks
Clayhaven
Peter Wood
Dixie Kat
W. Colby Madison
H. Flanders
Rod Mac
J. — Shawn
Overlook
W. Peace
Crescent Miss
D. Gray
M. Wing
Quintela
Richland High
J. Parker Nottingham
J. D. Salley Rox Abbe
E. Burdick
Victoria
B. Pike Conestoga
O. Phipps
Betty
R. Bonney
Koko Square
B. Haskell Jr
Barbee Swift
L. Fitch Vanquish
H. Renaud Walid Frank
G. Stevens
J. Nason
Speedy Money
Cumberland Fair Sixth Race Pace at Cumberland Fair
Multiple harness races listed for the Cumberland Fair with Quintela pace events and purses from 450 to 750 dollars. Notable entries include Lucky Nickawampus Mighty Start Duchess Flex Impercation Susan Robin and others across races six to ten.
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A. Higgins
H. Renaud
G. Deletetsky
J. Parker
W. Cla
W. Miller
J. Mollison Jr
Aston Gilded
N. Murray
Maine
H. Coleman
D. Richards
N. Watson
Prince Relco
W. Parker Jr
Last Night's Race Results Summary
A detailed harness racing card lists multiple races with winners and payoffs. Cora Overlook won Race 1 with finish odds 3.40 2.60 2.20. Janet Flash led Race 2 at 4.20 2.60 2.60. Aston Victor captured Race 3 with 11.20 4.20 4.20. Other winners include Ms. Childs, Ricci Del Marge, Sir Eric, F.X.P., Tuckerbrook Fancy, Big Knight Time, and more. Time stamps range around 2:19 to 2:26.1. Exacta paid 251.80. total handle 54,751.
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Cora Overlook
Lisa Demand
Benny Brook Jean
Mountain Moriah
Andy's Boy
Bert
Hay Hill
Noble Kate
Aston Victor
Ae Billy
Scott Go
Hot Cargo
Dream Chance
Recluse
Kaboodle
Darn Honest
Quintela
Ms. Childs
Dasher Hill
Happy Acres
Zack
Mar Con Caesar
Bobby Overlook
Darling Nennie
Rogie
Ricci del Marge
Armbro Nazca
Stashaway
Cash
Downey Rose
Sachem Dancer
Irene Vo
Jon Jet
Sir Eric
Briarwood N
Good Time Lee
Twitters
Mini Blaze
Mungo
Jody
Arn
Allwooc Dream
Beau
Fleette
Nardin
Duke
Buckharr Lad
Georgana Irish
Kirby
Ace
Tuckerbrook
Fancy
Miss Raydene
Sugar Bear
Emily's Angel
Speedy Rusty
Brad's
Northern Russel
Big Knight
Wicklow
Nan
Velocity
David
Forever
Debbie Nicky Mac
Lou Bob
Jenuine
Wisconsin
Missouri
Badgers
Mizzou
Tigers
Michigan
Ergoissouri
Texas Tech
Guess
Darrell Royal
Steve Sloan
Texas
Orthwestern
Notre Dame
Wildcats
Illinois
Texas A&m
Illini
Baylor
Stanford
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Bear Bryant
Fred Pancoast
Penn State
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Syracuse
Southern Cal
Ohio State
Brigham Young
Arizona State
Cougars
Boston College
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Auburn
Tennessee
Florida
Mississippi State
Gators
N.C. State
Bulldogs
Maryland
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Jerry Claiborne
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Buckeye Coach Mean Old Man
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes, who calls himself mean, predicts no letdown against 1-1 North Carolina after wins over Michigan State and Penn State. AP college football picks include Oklahoma 48-7 over Miami and multiple other marquee games with strong opinions.
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Hayes
Michigan State
Penn State
UCLA
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Perron mother takes early lead in Twin City bowling title
Grace Perron of Biddeford rolled 1 044 to her daughter Lorraine's 984 at Roll-A-Way Lanes to take a 60 pin advantage in the first half of the title match. The rematch is scheduled for next Saturday at 9 a.m. in Biddeford.
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Grace Perron
Biddeford
Lorraine
Grace
Chamion
Lorraine Perron
Nets and Nuggets Seek NBA Admission for 1976-77
New York Nets and Denver Nuggets have applied for admission to the NBA for the 1976-77 season as part of expansion efforts. The move aims to join the more established league and expand professional basketball reach.
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New York
New York Nets
Denver Nuggets
American Basketball Association
National Basketball Association
Esposito Shines With Four Goals In Bruins Win
Phil Esposito wore a mic for an educational TV bit as he scored four power play goals in Boston Bruins 8 3 win over the New York Rangers. The NHL star boosted his exhibition total to nine goals in four games, while coach Don Cherry praised his hard training and improving condition.
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Phil Esposito
Iton Bruins
Pete Stemkowski
New York Rangers
Esposito
Stemkowski
Bruins
Rangers
National Hockey League
Boston Garden
New York
ABA Teams Jump to NBA Roils Merger Prospects
The New York Nets and Denver Nuggets announced plans to join the NBA next season, prompting debate over merger chances and the ABA survival. ABA Commissioner DeBusschere and NBA figures traded strong positions as each side weighed the impact of losing top clubs led by Julius Erving and David Thompson.
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NEW York
New York Nets
Denver Nuggets
American Basketball Association
National Basketball Association
ABA
Nets
Nuggets
NBA
Larry O'Brien
John Y. Brown
Brown
Bill Alverson
Milwaukee Bucks
NBA Board of Governors
Bill Eason
Indiana Pacers
Webster
Dave DeBusschere
Denver
Barber Seeks ninth $1 Million Win In Sahara Invite
In Las Vegas veteran Miller Barber shot an eight under par 63 to grab the first round lead in the Sahara Invitational. He needs a victory to keep a 1967 wide winning string alive as the tour winds down.
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Las Vegas
Miller Barber
Jack Nicklaus
Tour
Barber
Hursday
Thornton Academy blanked South Portland 2 0 on the road
Thornton Academy Golden Trojans upset South Portland 2 0 at George A Martin Memorial Field. John Cotsis opened scoring from Peter Truslow ten minutes into the first period. Will Stackpole added an insurance goal sixteen minutes into the final period. Goalie Wilfred Lefebvre posted his second straight shutout with 13 saves as TA improved to 2 3. South Portland fell to 2 2. Next week TA hosts Kennebunk then Brunswick.
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South Portland
Thornton Academy
Golden Trojans
George A. Martin Memorial Field
Gary Shaw
Maroon and Gold Ae
John Cotsis
Peter Truslow
Will Stackpole
Thornton
Joey Giroux
Don McGaffin
Don Nason
Wilfred Lefebvre
Bya
Westrook
Tng
Lefebvre
TA Nets
Kennebunk
Brunswick
Shaw
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