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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1971
Page
6
Entries and selections for a twin bill racing program feature a long list of horses, drivers, and event details. The document names numerous horses and riders, with results and odds scattered throughout, reflecting a busy program and varied stakes.
Ty Suffolk selections Washington, Norenberg returns to Cardinals rotation after knee surgery, fanning 16 in a 3-0 opener win. Ray Kostos blanks Washington Gas Company. Walker drives in three Cardinal runs with a double and a long homer in the third.
Inglewood Calif AP Cougar 1, a heavy favorite, wins the $125,000 Fore Pinto Invitation Turf Hand is at Jollywood. Andrey Hill Shoemaker pilots the Chilean star Conger 11 to a neck win over Fo dovey as Divide and Rule and Drumtop follow. Fort Marcy, fourth, earns $23,750 for a lifetime total of $1,105,405.
A list of named racing entrants appears, including MaMest, Morkewoman, Heme enone, Gosh Bennie Veli, Vey tilpris, Rove OF Pearls, Toshio, Smart Cole, Sacks Delle, Nadle, and others. The text also mentions WHIR A Rays Wor and several additional entries such as Firmen, Jay Wor, Birums, and World Princes. One best: Pium Bold.
The industrial force from Moarocco relocates to Casablanca, transferring city hall duties and expanding local government capacity in the port city.
Malloy led the final entries for the Pocono 500 as a field of 33 autos was set with Donahue on pole and the Unser brothers and Gurney’s Eagle-Offy among the front rows. George Falmner failed to qualify late while Tiny Hortubise posted the fastest front-engined run to secure a spot. The 33 starters averaged 164.29 mph.
The readable text lists scattered names and terms such as Monmouth, Venice, Brent, Dallagton, and Brand amid jumbled phrases. No coherent event, team, score, or date emerges to frame a clear news item.
Fragmentary report mentions Loop Toh Mancini and Ron Nomer serving Villané Restaurant to a 1d Twin over Trank's Market yesterday. Includes garbled references to Parks and Reeverlion department and early Sunday morning activity.
Fragmentary OCR shows strained phrasing and garbled names. Key factions and local districts appear tangled with references to candidates, regions, and incidents, suggesting a report on contested selections and community influence amid disruption.
A garbled late Saturday baseball chunk shows chaotic play with multiple errors and hits. Lee hits first homer of the year. John Fartuma and MTS mb doubled, driving in runs as Los Angeles ties late. Lefebvre doubles to center scoring Hall layounte. Stinnog leads Charrers with strong hitting. Bears win 13-7 in opener. Dodpit and other names appear in disjointed phrases amid a cluttered box score.
Glo Foster of Rowayton wins the opening race in the Tempest class during the Rowayton Sailor Cups six race series. Linville, current world champion, finishes runner up as Darien’s Andy Rostaneght places third and Ted Turner finishes fourth. The event is a World Championship qualifier in Sweden this August with top finishers earning berths. Boats from coast to coast compete across a field including Marblehead and Marblehead’s Don MacNamara, with several notable sailors未未.
At Hayward Field Oregon, AAU nationals saw two world records fall as Milburn of London University won the yard hurdles in 13.0 seconds and UCLA’s Smith matched 44.7 seconds in the 440. Sid Sink, George Young, and other stars posted NCAA and American marks while teams selected for the Berkeley meet against the Soviet Union.
A garbled report mentions a winner at the Balthonorn Olympic event. It also references the person taking a second place and a possible later achievement in related heats or finals, though details are unclear. Further readable names or places are not provided.
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