Trevino Wins Greater St. Louis Golf Classic Title
Roberto Trevino held off Deane Beman to capture the Greater St. Louis Golf Classic with a 269 total, four strokes ahead. Trevino earned $30,400, boosting 1972 earnings to $199,168, as Bob Galby and Dan Bies tied for third at 274 and split $8,850 each.
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Thoroughhorse Racing Card Entries Chronicle
Tuesday entries list multiple races with purses from 1000 up to 2000. Names include Heasley Moklelance Anderson Kruger Stallings and many others across sprint and route events. The card details claiming prices, furlongs, weights and notable horses such as Patine, Sly Fancy, Sally Hols Gotsr Cabin, and Irish Leader along with various jockeys and stables.
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Bomberger brothers lead in Columbus bowling league
Bomberger's 675 top score at Columbus headlines Boulevard Lanes PV Mix Scotch Doubles League Sunday. Larry and Al Bomberger won with a 075 series and a 220 best game. Other leaders include Ray and Marilyn Labens 667 LeRoy and Donna Ernst 658 Dode and Vera Cuddeford 621 Everett and Carrie Kretz 600 Henry Gates and Karen Moxhaven 505. The Labehs 288 was top for the night and Ernsts 234 Nelsons 224 followed. Rick Shemek and Betty Gottschall drew in the special and faced Craig Brestel and Marion Flecker. Shemek-Gutshall won and will bowl on Bowling at Leisure in Omaha.
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Omaha Mustangs Rout Des Moines Vikings 65 0
In Des Moines Iowa AP former University of Town end Al Bream caught four touchdown passes and player coach Jim Maxfield threw six scoring strikes as the Omaha Mustangs routed the Des Moines Vikings 65 0 in Midwest Professional Football League action. Bream caught three TDs and eight receptions for 146 yards while Maxfield completed 20 of 31 passes for 213 yards.
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Pirates Lose Twice at Shea Stadium in June Duel
The Pittsburgh Pirates visited Shea Stadium for two June games against the Mets, facing eight .30 hitters and a three game NL East lead. Chey dropped both games to the Mets, leaving them one game ahead of the Berramen in the standings.
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Derby Bill Sets Track Record at Agricultural Park
Derby Bill, a three year old owned by William F. Eldam of Fremont and ridden by Jim Cuddie, set a track record in the 642 furlong seventh race at Agricultural Park, finishing one length ahead of Sunrise Road in 1:18.35, breaking the previous mark of 1:18.45 by Tupaville. Derby earned $1,500 of the $2,000 purse with bettors winning on the 2 win ticket and exacta pools, while Fred Ecoffey rode six moneying mounts.
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Ecoffey extends lead in jockey standings at Agricultural Park
Ecoffey rode six horses to money at Columbus Agricultural Park, boosting his point total to 164 while William Stallings held second at 147 and Wayne Anderson moved to sixth with 82. The race card details include purses, results, and attendance of 3,298 with a fast track as fans watched the Beaver Stadium expansion context and racing figures.
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Huskers Triumph Over Texas A&M in Big Crowd Showdown
Nebraska driven by Hamm and Dumler rout Texas A&M 37 0 before a record 76042 at Memorial Stadium. Hamm threw a TD to List and ran for two scores as Nebraska built a 21 0 halftime lead, while Runty added a 12 yard TD pass. Devaney cautioned fans but praised the team’s steady improvement and forecast future tests ahead.
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