Fifteen Horses Set For 101st Kentucky Derby
Louisville AP reports Foolish Pleasure as 9-5 Derby favorite as 15 two year olds contest the 101st Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Post time 5:32 p.m. EDT with ABC coverage. weather mild with track fast. Notable contenders include Prince Thou Art Master Derby Avatar Promised City and Bombay Duck, with various top jockeys and post positions.
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Louisville
Foolish Pleasure
John L. Greer
Flamingo
Churchill Downs
ABC
Jacinto Vasquez
John Galbreath
Golden Chance Farm
Prince Thou Art
Braulio Baeza
Galbreath
Sylvan Place
Angel Cordero Jr
Dust Commander
Darrell McHargue
Frank McMahon
Fjabolo
Golden Gate Fields
Laffit Pincay Jr
Arthur A. Selligson Jr
Avatar
Bob Clayton
Bill Shoemaker
Dave Whited
Promised City
Roland Aristone Sr
Bombay Duck
Max Gluck
Media
Jean Cruguet
Robert F. Roberts
Honey Mark
Eddie Delahous
Titusville dominates Corry in boys track meet loss for Beaver gridiron backslide
Titusville opened with a 23-0 lead and defeated Corry 112 to 37 as Beavers struggle in Section II. Corry’s John Lutz led the mile with 4:48.2 while Steve Xander and Rusty Brant won field events. Rockets swept relays and claimed multiple events, boosting their bid in the league.
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Titusville
Howard Sheen
Corry Beaver
Cranberry
Corry
Rockets
Warren
CAHS
John Lutz
Steve Xander
Rusty Brant
Beavers
Rocky Chase
Jeff Cox
Beaverettes
Linda Yeaney
Linda Craker
Craker
Julie Chapin
Liz Firth
Debbie Sweet
Lisa Toy
Lori Grucza
Karen Goodwill
Debbie Richards
Roberta Ormsbee
Oil City
Flyers Escape Islanders 5-4 in OT to Lead Series 2-0
Bobby Clarke nets first overtime goal of memory as the Flyers top the Islanders 5-4 in overtime. Denis Potvin and J P Parise score for New York, whose late 3-0 comeback falls short. In Montreal, the Canadiens crush the Sabres 7-0 to grab a 2-1 series lead.
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Associated Press
Bobby Clarke
New York Islanders
Clarke
Flyers
Islanders
National Hockey League
Montreal
Canadiens
Buffalo Sabres
New York
Billy Smith
Denis Potvin
J.P. Parise
Smith
Andre Dupont
Parise
Philadelphia
Wayne Stephenson
Ind Potvin
New Miracle Workers
The
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Buffalo
Floyd Smith
Sabres
Guy Lafleur
Peter Mahovlich
Jacques Lemaire
Yvon Lambert
Doug Risebrough
Rick Martin
Gerry Desjardins
Netters Fall to Harborcreek Huskies in Dual Meet
Corry tennis teams, led by Dave Mitchell, lose 43 to Harborcreek as Weeks and Armitage win doubles 10-4, Hotchkiss and Walsh take 10-6, Joy and Simmonsen drop 10-7. Joy wins singles 10-3. Weeks, Armitage, Britten lose. Downey beats Wood in a non scoring match 6-1. Beaver hosts Sherman in next action at Mead Park.
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Corry
Dave Mitchell
Harborcreek Huskies
Roger Weeks
Dave Armitage
M&ft Hotchkiss
Duffy Walsh
Rando Joy
Dave Simmonsen
Joy
Weeks
Armitage
Gene Britten
Jim Downey
Scott Wood
Beaver
Mead Park
Mitchell
Becky Hanna
Nancy McLaughlin
Sherman
CAHS
Speedways Begin Year With New Spectator Division
A fourth division named Spectator Division for amateurs is added to Stateline and Eriez speedways as the 1975 season opens. Late Models, Sportsman and the Vadels will run heats and features only with no semi finals. Events start Saturday at Stateline and Sunday at Eriez. Ed Nelson of Columbus, Pa., will flag.
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Roger Rundell
Don McCray
Rundell
McCray Aluminum
Dick’s
Stateline
Eriez
P.m
Ed Nelson
Columbus
Hooligans
Pitt Lands Cager From Dematha HS
Pitt signed guard Pete Strickland from Dematha Catholic High School in Washington DC to play basketball for the university. Strickland averaged about 13 points per game last season and led his team in assists.
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Pittsburgh
Pete Strickland
Dematha Catholic High School
Washington, D.C
University of Pittsburgh
Strickland
Local racing lineup features Blackmer and L M division chiefs
Youngsville driver Ron Blackmer will pilot a 1975 Camaro. Busti’s Bob Schnars and Bradford’s Jay Plyler return to lead the LM division. The Sportsman class looks set for action with Skip Furlow of North East, Jim Scott of Garland, and Gary Hazzard of Frewsburg contesting weekly at both tracks.
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Youngsville
Ron Blackmer
Ron
Busti
Bob Schnars
Bradford
Jay Plyler
North East
Skip Furlow
Garland
Jim Scott
Frewsburg
Gary Hazzard
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