Diabetes Show At Southeastern Horse Center Draws Crowds
The first annual Diabetes Trust Fund charity Horse Show at the Southeastern Horse Center aimed to raise $25,000. a rain-soaked afternoon did not dampen turnout or success. Winners spanned numerous divisions including Juvenile Western Pleasure Honey Glo Moore ridden by Mike Powell and owned by Mike Powell of Montgomery. and Mumps Venture ridden by Korni Watson of Huntsville in Western Pleasure Open.
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Southeastern Horse Center
Honey Glo Moore
Mike Powell
Montgomery
Margaret Kontogeorge
Barney Padgtt
Hayden
Peco Lana
Michele Chabannes
Tuscaloosa
Grey Ghost
Elizabeth Webster
B-W Stables
Hartselle
Klee
Sharen Enser
Birmingham
Korni Watson
Huntsville
Hesa Blue Gold
Donna Howard
Briefield
Jack Way
Jack and
Winston Way
Taylorville
Ala
Ann Porteous
Anniston
Cille St. John
Florida State Rolls Past Miami in Orange Bowl Clash
Florida State quarterback Gary Huff threw four touchdowns and 329 yards on 22 of 34 passes to lead the Seminoles to a 37-14 victory over Miami at the Orange Bowl. Huff, a senior from Tampa, connected with three receivers as FSU earned its second straight win while Miami fell to 0-1 in front of 35,421 fans.
Red Sox wallop Indians as Tiant crafts fifth shutout in seven starts
Tiant tosses a three hitter for a 10-0 win over Cleveland with a four homer burst backing Yaz who drives in four. Detroit, Baltimore, and Oakland win to keep pace in the AL pennant race while NL action features Cardinals over Pirates and Cubs over Mets.
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Tiant
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Carl = Yastrzemski
Boston
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Milwaukee Brewers
Ed Brinkman
Woody Fryman
Detroit
Chuck Seelbach
Baltimore Orioles
New York
Mike Cuellar
Yankees
Brooks Robinson
Boog Powell
LaVida Blue
Oakland A's
Texas Rangers
A's
Chicago White Sox
California Angels
Harmony Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Kansasity Royals
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Joe Torre
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Beman Holds Off Trevino In St Louis Classic Round
Deane Beman carded a three under par 67 to reach 198 at 12 under through 54 holes and hold a one stroke lead over Lee Trevino in the Greater St. Louis Golf Classic at Norwood Hills. Trevino shot 66 to close within one, while Bob Goalby stood five back after a 66 as others faded in muggy heat.
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ST. Louis
Deane Beman
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Goalby
Bellville
Ill
Don Bies
Orville Moody
Bies
Moody
Bert Yancy
Buddy Allin
Rik Massengale
Bob Wynn
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Addison Bulldogs blank Lynn in 6-0 win
Addison coach A. G. Hicks led the Bulldogs to a 6-0 victory over Lynn last night. Other game details were not available at presstime.
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Addison
A. G. Hicks
Addison Bulldogs
Lynn
NC State Domination of Syracuse in Intersection Football
Freshman quarterback Dave Buckey scored once, threw for another, and set up a third with a 57 yard run as North Carolina State beat Syracuse 43 to 20 before 27 100 fans in Raleigh. Syracuse struck first with Greg Allen scoring from the State 12. Chuck Boniti recovered a Bruce Shaw fumble to start State's drive.
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Raleigh
N.C
Dave Buckey
North Carolina State
Syracuse
Greg Allen
Chuck Boniti
Bruce Shaw
Jon State
E Team and C Team Share Decatur Tennis Co Championship
In the final match of the year Sue Bowers of the E squad defeated Billie Curry of D by 7-5 0-6 6-1. The E netters finish 33-9 and share the title with the C team, which also went 33-9.
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Decatur
Sue Bowers
Billie Curry
E' Netters
Waltrip wins Tennessee 200 as Hartman clinches USAC title
Darrell Waltrip from Franklin, Tennessee wins the Tennessee 200 USAC stock car race in Nashville leading all laps in his 1971 Mercury. Bobby Unser finishes second as Waltrip takes the checkered flag. Butch Hartman seals his second straight USAC championship by finishing sixth, needing at least 16th to secure the title despite no race win this year.
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Nashville, Tenn
Darrell Waltrip
Butch Hartman
Waltrip
Franklin
Tenn
Bobby Unser
Hartman
Six Named To Alabama Hall Of Fame Class Of 1973
Alabama Sports Hall of Fame announces six inductees for February 16 including Luke Sewell and Dixie Walker from baseball and four football figures John Cain Jeff Coleman Harry Gilmer and Hoyt Wa Winslett All inductees have strong ties to the state. The roster adds Sewell’s brother Joe already in the hall and lists extended past honorees.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Sports Hall of Fame
Luke Sewell
Joe Sewell
Bob Veitch
Dixie Walker
John Cain
Jeff Coleman
Harry Gilmer
Hoyt Wa’ Winslett
Jackson Riggs Stephenson
Bill Streit
Charles Boswell
Pooley Hubert
Leroy’Satchel
Paige
Derrill Pratt
Fred Sington
Henry Manush
St. Louis Browns
Alabama
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Sewell
Browns
Cain
Washington State
Tennessee
Beattie Feathers
Feathers
Southwest Louisiana
Mississippi
Coleman
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
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Diabetes Trust Fund
Don Belle
Ricky Brooks
Marianne Leech
Bill Jenne
Baileyton
Lucky Bud
Eddie Barrow
Cabintelly
Harold Harris
Biginoff Stables
Prattville
Sus
Apollo
Riden
Joe Clayton, Jr
Arab
Mandy Porteous
Shepard's Sensation
Fleecy Patton
J. D
Bo Mar
Ebony Belle
Don Bell
Boris Boshell
Hazel Denmark Again
Dan's Go
Florida State
Miama
Huff
Tampa
Luis Tiant
Bosox
THE
Associated Press
Fense
Burt Hooton
Atanta Braves
San Francisco Giants
San Diego Padres
Cincinnati Reds
Montreal
Philadelphia
Houston
Los Angeles
Bor
Beman
Bob Goalby
Perrylanes Bowling Center
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Gilmer
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Duke
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Ariers
Grizzley
Magnum
Broadhead
Arrows
Razor Heads
Wiley‘s
St., N.E. Decatur
Dial
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