Donohue's Grand Prix win precedes retirement from driving
Mark Donohue, famed American road racer and 1972 Indy 500 winner, announced he will retire as a driver after the ROC final in Daytona. The 37-year-old said aging and his recent injuries led to his decision, though he will remain in racing as Penske's U S Auto Club and related programs chief. He won the Times Grand Prix at Riverside, clocking 1:10.86 and leading from start to finish in his Sunoco Porsche, his sixth straight CanAm victory, before confirming his planned transition.
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Kaeding Resumes Dominance At Golden State Classic
Howard Kaeding from Campbell won the final race and the series title at the Golden State Classic in San Jose after a setback the night before. He led the A main from lap 150.31, fending off Fred Eaton’s challenge as Rich Fender was injured in a Consolation crash. Don Epperson briefly led early before Kaeding secured the win amid multiple cautions.
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Goodrich leads Lakers past Blazers with career high 49
Los Angeles defeated Portland 111 to 97 as Gail Goodrich poured in a career high 49 points and Elmore Smith swatted 17 shots. Jerry West added 24 for the Lakers while Portland got 19 from Layton and Neal with Wicks and Robertson out. Other NBA results included Buffalo over Kansas City Omaha 117-101 and Cleveland edging Boston 112-99.
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Sabres-Streak Check as Perreault Breaks Leg
In a weekend NHL roundup the Buffalo Sabres beat the New York Islanders 5-2 but lost star Gil Perreault to a broken left leg, likely sidelining him over two months. The New York Rangers slide continued with losses to the Islanders and Penguins, while other games saw Esposito, Flyers, North Stars, Maple Leafs, and Black Hawks settle for ties or narrow wins.
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Reyes Faces Sunny in Circle Star Featherweight Show
California featherweight champion Alberto Reyes meets undefeated Sunny Hay Tunny of Redwood City at Circle Star Theatre on Wednesday night November 7. Reyes carries a 3 wins 4 losses career record but has lost only once since late 1969, a split eye defeat to Bobby Chacon in Los Angeles. Lunny aims for his seventh pro win after beating Johnny Robertson when Robertson did not answer the bell for the eighth round at the Cow Palace. Ticket prices are 4.50 and 6.00.
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San Francisco club wins Italian Cup clash at Balboa Stadium
The San Francisco Athletic Club from North Beach defeated the Sons of Italy in the annual Italian Cup game at Balboa Stadium. Other league results saw Greek Americans rally to a 3-3 draw with Seats Guadalajara and Es fed, while Concordia and ritohn finished 4-3. Greek Americans and SF Athletic Club remain tied for the league lead with 20 records.
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