Odom captures second national cycle event
Corona Speedway hosts the AMA national motorcycle race where Jimmy Odom wins by two feet over Marty Brelsford in a 204 quarter mile half track event. Odom adds his second national win of the year, totaling 504 points with eight events left, as rivals jockey for position in the standings.
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Autographs Flow as DiMaggio Joins Old Timer Mets Event
At Shea Stadium Joe DiMaggio faced a crush of 35 fans asking for signatures after strolling in for the Mets Old Timer game. DiMaggio remained composed, jokingly taking antacid and joking with Tom Morgan, who recalled the decades of fan demand. Morgan noted the public’s eagerness and the long waits fans endured for DiMaggio’s autograph.
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Petty Seeks Second Million Dollar Fortune in Racing
Richard Petty, a racing icon, reflects on a potential future doubling of his earnings after winning the Dixie 400 stock car race. He notes prize money rising, with top earners like Foyt and Unser exceeding $1 million. Petty’s 15th win of the season pushed his career earnings toward $199,000, and he hints at continued success in stock cars as he compares his path to his father Lea Petty.
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McDowell Case Goes Before Players Association
Pitcher Sam McDowell asserts free agent status as his grievance against Commissioner Bowie Kuhn moves to a new setting. The Cleveland Indians filed a grievance action with Major League Baseball amid ongoing proceedings.
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A's Sweep Cleveland in Second Game Rally
Oakland rallied in the fifth inning as Kurt Bevacqua misplay allowed Rick Monday and Sal Bando to score, with Angel Mangual driving in a fourth run. Earlier Mangual had a two run single in the opener as Monday homered and Tenace contributed a three run hit in the first game. The Cleveland situation included Bevacqua and Uhlander contributing to the Tribe’s break in scoring.
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