Reds Stop Blazing Cubs In Suspended opener doubleheader
The Reds won 7-6 in the opener a ninth inning Bobby Tolan single. Don Kessinger set MLB shortstop errorless record then made an error in the seventh. The nightcap was suspended after Cubs lead and Reds flew to San Francisco for today’s game.
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Story of Racing by Ed Schuyler Jr Hollywood Derby and other stakes
Tell, owned by Mrs. Howard B. Keck, led early and won the 1 1/4 mile Hollywood Derby by 4 lengths over Jay Ray. Tell paid $5.40 carrying 123 pounds for Don Pierce in 2:00 flat. Jay Ray saved second over Court Road as nine raced. In turf action at Belmont Park, Czar Alexander set a 2:72 5 for 1 1/8 miles and won the Bowling Green, carrying 126 pounds. In Maryland, Promise won the Equipoise Mile at Arlington Park in 1:35, carrying 118 pounds for Bobby Ussery and paying $4.40.
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Cale Yarborough Wins Motor 500 at Michigan
Cale Yarborough from Timmonsville South Carolina won the Motor State 500 at Michigan International Speedway after a late collision with Lee Roy Yarbrough of Columbia South Carolina. The race covered 250 laps in 3 hours 35 minutes 28 seconds with a 46,328 paid attendance. David Pearson of Spartanburg South Carolina finished second earning 10,100 dollars, Richard Petty of Randleman Tennessee third for 5,875 dollars, and Lee Roy Yarbrough finished fourth after the final turn clash. Yarborough's win comes as he leads the season money list with a 17,625 dollar purse.
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