Canonero II Aims at Belmont Triple Crown
Belmont Stakes entry list includes Canonero II the Kentucky bred Venezuelan colt aiming for the Triple Crown after a Derby bid and Preakness absence. The 13 starters include Bold Reason Good Behaving Jim French Epic Journey and Pass Catcher with post time about 5 35 p m EDT and an anticipated crowd of 65 000 to 70 000 at Belmont Park.
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Canonero II
Venezuela
J.M. Davis
Royal JD
Mutuel
Juan Arias
Canonero
William O. Reed
William A. Levin
John Campo
Neil Hellman
Frank J. Caldwell
Jim French
Ethel D. Jacobs
Tarzan Stable
Anthony Imbesi
Harry Langer
Salem
Pastorel Stable
Peter Kissel
James J. Harris
Adobe
Steve Stavro
Belmont Park
CBS
Adobe Ed
Sense A Fear
Gustavo Avila
Belmont
Nicklaus and Miller Vie for Atlanta Lead at 125000 Event
Jack Nicklaus fired a 4 under 68 to tie for the Atlanta golf classic lead at 135 after 36 holes. John Miller, who shot 70, shares the position after a late misstep on the 18th, with Gardner Dickinson at 136 and other notables like Gary Player, Ray Floyd, Tom Weiskopf, and Dave Eichelberger within two strokes.
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Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
John Miller
Miller
Billy Casper
Gardner Dickinson
Atlanta Country Club
Gary Player
Ray Floyd
Tom Weiskopf
Dave Eichelberger
Weiskopf
Player
Eichelberger
Floyd
Lee Trevino
Bobby Nichols
Stars File Suit To Keep Sharman
Utah Stars sue coach Bill Sharman for 5 million after he sought Lakers job. Judge issues restraining order. hearing next Friday to decide on permanent injunction. Sharman discloses talks with Lakers GM Fred Schaus. Lakers considered replacing Joe Mullaney.
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Utah
Bill Sharman
Utah Stars
Los Angeles Lakers
Stars
Sharman
American Basketball Association
Lakers
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles
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Fred Schaus
Elgin Baylor
Joe Mullaney
Bill Daniels
Vince Boryla
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Hands Off Campo's Girls at Belmont Stakes Stirs Debate
New York report details Campo's stable of women workers at Belmont Park including Elizabeth Stein and Joanne McEntee. It notes their roles, pay, bonuses, ambitions, and how the group contrasts with male barn workers while highlighting FBI clearances and diverse backgrounds.
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New York
Johnny Campo
Belmont Park
Jim French
Elizabeth Stein
Campo
Stein
Belmont
Florida
Mrs. Stein
Willie Washington
Columbia
S.C
Angel Cordero
Bahamas
Revolt by Lipsyte Against Cal Athletes in Protest
On the Berkeley campus a student rally protested the Cambodia invasion as Cal athletes in varsity jackets rose to exit. The athletes planned their own meeting to discuss action against the war but produced no backing or violence, a notable shift in what is called The Athletic Revolution.
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Robert Lipsyte
New York
Berkeley
Cambodia
Cal
Jack Scott
the Free Press
Scott
Institute For the Study of Sport and Society
Oakland
Calif
Dave Meggusey
Institute
Jets
George Sauer
Debate over coaches wielding control in public universities
Commentary questions why college coaches govern student habits and health, arguing for limits on authority and scrutiny of intercollegiate sports. It cites reforms by Scott opposing drug use and misused psychology, condemns athletic fiefdoms, and critiques sports culture described across multiple sources and voices.
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Ogilvie
Turko
Max Rafferty
Meggysey
Daily Cal Sports
Sylvester Hodges
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Steve Melnyk
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Peter Moody
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Joanne McEntee
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Pat Kelly
Brooklyn
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