Spirit Flight Standings And Names From Page Seven
The page lists players across multiple flights with scores and placements. Notable names include Alan, Bob W., John Coe, Joe Sloan, Jony Leonard, Sob Gunner, Ken Schuppert, Bruce Young, Rex Rankin, Mark Yoakum, Wesley Lavender, Scott Wagner, Geo. Raley, Mike Schadegg, and others. Additional entries cover fourth through sixth flights including Bob Gafford, Willie Dawson, Larry Kelly, Fred Sittason, John Hughes, Carlos Hagood, Archie Wilson, Gordon Jones, Tom Ryders, Norm Thomas, H. E. Leahy, Don Moore, Bob Edwards, Joe McCaleb, and John Cox.
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Alan
Bob W
John Coe
Joe Sloan
Jony Leonard
Pa Gi Lari
Sob Gunner
Ken Schuppert
Bruce Young
Rex Rankin
Mark Yoakum
Wesley Lavender
Scott Wagner
Geo. Raley
Mike Schadegg
Fourth Flight
Bob Gafford
Willie Dawson
Larry Kelly
Fred Sittason
John Hughes
Carlos Hagood
Bob Free
Jimmy Newlin
Cleo Teague
Archie Wilson
Bill Headrick
Tony Hammett
Bill Temple
John Cox
Jim Kee
Bill Ward
John Harlow
Joe O'Brien Joins Harness Racing's 3,000 Win Club
Joe O'Brien last year became the third driver in harness racing history to win more than 3,000 races, marking a landmark in the sport.
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Joe O'Brien
Eye Olympic Berth At East Coast Pre Qual Meet
The East Coast pre qualifying Olympic Regional Meet starts today at Point Mallard with 140 divers entering the road toward the Olympics. Top finishers advance to Nationals in two weeks, then to the Olympic Trials, and possibly the Games themselves. Daily photographer Bobby Herbert captured divers in final touches as action begins at 10 a.m. today and runs through Sunday with admission at 1 to 2 dollars.
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Point Mallard
Bobby Herbert
Skip Phoenix
London
Ontario
Natalie Shropskirn
Barbara Harding
New Cannan
Golf leads as Bodin posts two under par in Cedartown invite
Bodin, a Georgia State University sophomore, trimmed his handicap to two under total today with four birdies aided by precise putting. He finished with a 68, while Krenkel and Wheeler Stewart led the college division at 147. Masters of the links from Kentucky and Alabama posted solid rounds, with many close behind as conditions favored scorers.
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Shelby Houston
LSU
John Allgood
Billy Easter
Marion Institute
John Coker
Eddie Estes
Auburn
Bodin
Georgia State University
Barnhart
Derrick
Krenkel
Cedartown
Wimbledon Stars Stay in Spotlight as Smith and Evert Advance
Stan Smith of Pasadena moved into Wimbledon quarter finals despite a tough win over Ian Fletcher 8-6 4-6 6-2 6-4. Chris Evert from Fort Lauderdale beat Mary Ann Eisel 8-6 8-6 on center court. Ralph Mann won 50.9 in Olympic trials heats. Bruce Collins 50.6 in his heat. David Pearson leads Firecracker 400 qualifying. Shirley Englehorn holds sole lead at U S Women’s Open with 147 after rain delay. Ross Walker surprises at Southern Tennis Championships, faces Charles Owens in semis.
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Wimbledon
England
Stan Smith
Chris Evert
Smith
Pasadena
Calif
Australia
Ian Fletcher
Chris
Fort Lauderdale, Fla
Mary Ann Eisel
St. Louis
Eugene, Ore
Ralph Mann
Bruce Collins
U.S
Mann
Southern California Striders
Collins
Penn
Dick Bruggeman
Ohio Track Club
Carl Wood
Richmond
Daytona Beach
Fla
David Pearson
Pearson
Raleigh
Ross Walker
Bob Kreiss
Belvedere
Walker
Charles Owens
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Late Model Special Set At Moulton Track
Final plans for the year’s first big race at Moulton Speedway feature a 50 lap Late Model Modified on Monday at 8 30 PM. Fireworks, Cadet and Street divisions join the program with cars expected from Mississippi Tennessee and Alabama. First prize in the late model is 350 with over 1500 in total prize money for the specials co sponsored by Moulton Speedway and a Decatur radio station. The track sits off highway 157 six miles east of Moulton beside Jake's Drag Strip regular races at 8 PM Saturdays.
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Mississippi
Tennessee
Decatur
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Moulton
Cubs Rally Past Pirates In Tight 4-3 Win
Billy Williams drove in three runs as the Chicago Cubs held off the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3 after surviving late Pittsburgh bursts in the eighth and ninth innings. Hank Aaron supplied the key hit for Atlanta, lifting the Braves past the Houston Astros 5-2 with a ninth inning RBI single and Earl Williams adding a two run homer after Ralph Garr and Aaron sparked the rally.
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Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Houston
Hank Aaron
Earl Williams
Atlanta Braves
Houston Astros
Ralph Garr
George Culver
Aaron
Rico Carty
Williams
Mike Lum
Braves
Mets 7 Expos 3 lift Mets near Pirates in East
Cleon Jones drove in two with a two run double as New York built a four run first inning and beat Montreal 7-3 to pull within three percentage points of the Pirates. Jim Beauchamp added a sacrifice fly after Jones advanced on the throw home. In Arlington Texas Ted Ford and Larry Buttner homered as the Rangers defeated the Angels 7-3 behind an 11 hit attack.
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Cleon Jones
New York
Mets
Pittsburgh
Expos
Balor Moore
Jim Fregosi
Jones
Jim Beauchamp
Pirates
Arlington
Ted Ford
Larry Buttner
Texas Rangers
California Angels
Angels
Jim Spencer
Texas
Dalton Jones
Rangers
Ford
Toby Harrah
Ted Kubiak
Baseball Today Scores From Around The League
Cincinnati at San Diego as games stretch late. St Louis beat Philadelphia 4 to 3. Los Angeles vs San Francisco also went late.
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San Diego
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Oo York Ia
Shearte
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
Louis
Montreal
Atlente San Francisco
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