Solar Salute Tops Derby Contenders at Santa Anita
Solar Salute, a nervous two year old colt trained by Louis Glauburg, won the Santa Anita Derby earning 133 008 dollars after a late surge to beat Royal Owl by three quarters of a length. The near neighbor to President Nixon’s Western White House, not originally nominated for the Derby, was supplemented for 5 000 dollars last week and completed the mile and an eighth in 1 45 39 5, with jockey Laffit Pincay Jr. praising his form and stamina.
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White House
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Quack
J. J. Elmore
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Area Tankers Set 7 Records at Midwest Meet
Cedar? area swimmers set seven marks while Marion YMCA earned six. Quack was not eligible for Kentucky Derby but led early as Solar Salute rallied past. Show wagering totaled 2151.55 with Royal Owl fading and Shoemaker aboard.
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Caribbe Hilton Tennis Tournament crowns multiple champions
Nancy Richey Canter of San Angelo and Stan Smith of Sea Pines won singles titles at the Caribe Hilton event. Gunter captured the women's crown by defeating teen star Chris Evert 61 63, while Clark Graebber upset Smith 61 76 in the round robin. Graebber earned 2400 dollars as second. Smith took first money of 3500. Doubles honors went to Tom Gorman and Dennis Ralston in men’s, and Jody Dalton with Karen Krantske in women’s. Also, Ross O’Hanley, former Patriots and Dolphins defensive back, died at 32.
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San Angelo
Tex
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Sea Pines
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Gunter
Chris Evert
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Fla
Smith
United States
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New York
Graeber
Tom Gorman
Seattle
Dennis Ralston
Evanston
Jody Dalton
Karen Krantske
Waukesha hosts relay meet as Beloit falls short
Cedar Rapids area marks shine as CR Central swimmers set five records led by Mary Phelan and Mary Taylor. Marion’s Bob Weldon wins 10 boys medley in 1 42.50 while Beloit trails 355 to 3584 for runner up trophy and Waukesha captures team title with 999 points. Over 570 swimmers from 47 teams across nine states compete after sectional and district meets.
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Feam
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Weyard
Marion
Dave Crites
CR Central
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Mary Taylor
Ellen Fitzsimmons
Barb Kuenzi
JoEllen Kelley
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Marla
Marlene Klouda
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Kelley
Ulie Baty
Sandy Sherman
Jan Lee
Amy Williams
Pacers in For A Tough Time Play at Denver
Indiana Pacers coach Bobby Leonard warns of a tough series after a 106 105 loss to the Rockets in Denver. Alex Hannum says Indiana is strong but Denver matches up well. the setback ties the playoff series at 1 1 with next games in Denver and Indianapolis already noted.
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Bowling highlights and results from various events
Cerveny posted a 254 game and finished with a 672 series while Briles and Hwefner shared 257 games. Legion Major saw 53 games over 200 and 11 series over 600, with several standout totals including 2901 by Dows Dalry. Dot Strait 246 in Daytime Classic, Hootman 1245 in Satellite, Wyman 562 in women’s series, and Long, Jindrich, Ritehart, Kyach, Fx, and Wall posting high scores. Macon tennis: Cox defeats Emerson in straight sets to claim $4,500. doubles Emerson-Okker win 7-6 6-2.
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Ralph Briles
Dan Hwefner
Legion Major
del Hay No. 2
Dows Dalry
Dot Strait
Janice Hootman
Myra Wyman
Judd Longarbeam
Dave Jindrich
Chuck Ritehart
Jim Kyach
Tom Fx
John Wall
Mileti says Indians will not play in Louisiana Dome
NEW ORLEANS AP The new owner of the Cleveland Indians Nick Mileti says the team will not move any home games to the Louisiana Superdome when it opens in 1974 He told stadium officials he wants all home games in Ohio The stadium commission had given the Indians until April 1 to exercise a lease option for three days a year beginning 1974 Officials said talks with other teams would begin and a full or part time franchise could emerge when the facility is completed.
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Louisiana Superdome
Mileti
Stadium Commission
Domed
Ohio
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