Cloverleaf Racing Results and Quiniela Totals
Cloverleaf Wednesday races show varied payouts and quiniela results across multiple heats. Notable figures include Ben And Paul, Persona Grata, Great Mystery, and Fearless with tallies and time 40.17, attendance listed as 813.
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Bo Manners
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Pinte
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Ors Sander Lee
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Sno Fancy
Jackson Square
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Fearless
Goldie
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Quinielin
Ridley
Quinkela
Tavin Quin
Janelle
World sports roundup held with racing and hockey notes
Racing notes from Tour Trophy in Britain and Belmont stakes. Hockey headlines include Hall of Fame inductions and trades in Montreal and Vancouver. Soccer updates feature North American League firing and replacement. Local track results include Castle Flower’s victory at Liberty Bell and other minor stakes across Newark, Delaware, and Arlington.
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Douglas
Isto
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Britain
Jayarese
Yamaha
Sktory
Monicom Caney Dhens
National Hackey League
Rong
Ely
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Terry Sacehuk
Harvey “Quaker’ Dacksan
Ralph “Deonry
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Gordon Roberts
Chicago Black Hawks
Arthur M. Wirtz
Teague
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Montreal Canations
National Hockey League
Byo Tiwor Teague
Hay Martyn
Mike Hyndman
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George Meier
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Trocess
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Castle Flower
Liberty Belt
Stanton Lel
Secret Controls
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Arlington
Rocket Rookies to Meet U.S. Pan-Am Cagers
Denver Rockets rookies face the Pan-American team at Auditor ium Arenia on July 10. Pan-Am selections come from 47 players at the Olympic Development Camp starting at the Air Force Academy. Appearing for the Rockets are Marv Roberts of Utah State and Al Smith of Bradley.
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Denver Rockets
American Basketball Association
Auditorium Arenia
Rocket
Alex Hannum
Air's Force Academy
Marv Roberts
Utah State
The
Rockets
al Smith
Bradley
Greeley Soulley Club Golf Notes Winners and Flights
Winners of the Greeley Soulley Club 18 hole weekly tournament finish with tight races in several flights. The article lists first through fourth flight placings for women players including Thelma Allely Doris Vermden Pat Schaumberg and Tina Adamson, and notes the Junior Girls Association season start on Monday June 21 at 8 am with a City vs Washington game ending ninth inning on a bases loaded single.
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Greeley Soulley Club
Thelma Allely
Dt ‘Jommie Jleele
Bette Brown
Virsk
Doris Verminden
Pat Schaumberg
Ant ‘Tina
Adamson
Mighty
Nita Nostron
Ava Vans
Doris Flood
Faye Lair
Fussy Broegemueller
Peg Anderson
Virginia Florio
Sandra Dorstey
Meh Anderson
Pam Piltock
de Jan Reid
Jane Sumner
iPat Schaumberg
Cora Himmel
Edie Nottingham Ist
Dolores Marich
Jo Middaugh
Norma
Kinden
Pran Gilbert
JoAnn Schreiber
Davis Toot
Evans
Pat Porter
Eles Wheeler
Edith
Kroger
Jacquie Carlsen
Wourld
Shirley Baisley
Tsi
Pee Rymes
Betsy Hitting
Chick Harrison
Martin
Pam
Piltock
Royals
Junior Girls Association
Kan
Washington
Services Held for Freddie Steinmark
Funeral services for Freddie Steinmark 22 former University of Texas safety and Wheat Ridge high school standout were held at Church of the... crowd attended by former classmates and coaches. Steinmark died Sunday night in Houston after a cancer battle. He became a national symbol of courage after his leg amputation following a December 12 1969 game. He is survived by his parents a brother and two sisters.
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Freddie Steinmark
University of
Yesas
Wheat Ridge
Cola
Church of the Rison Clust
Benaral
Artilete
Jey
Syoull
Wheat, Ridge
Texas
Steinmark
Fred G. Steinwark
Sanmy
Gigi
P. K
Associated Press
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APY- Bari
NCAA
el Paso
Diesing
Jamweight
Francisca Cabanig
Fleck
Philippines
Teter
Impire
Clovis
Cabanig
Paris
Jean-Claude Boul
Fier
France
Carlo Duran
Italy
Boultier
Elpaso
Earl Large
el Pago
Francisco Cakanig
Las. Vegas
Bedici Mazun
San Diego
Johny Copeland
Phoenix
Ariz
Omaha City Hosts College Baseball World Series
Omaha prepares for the 22nd annual College World Series as NCAA officials confirm Omaha will host. Officials expect record attendance beyond 4000 from last year, highlighting civic effort to keep the event in Omaha and noting the city’s unique support for baseball as a midwestern showcase.
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Faul Attner
NCAA
Omaha
Ned
Yamaha
Phoenix
Jack Diesing
NCAA Notes on Omaha Tournament Promotion and History
The article discusses the Omaha NCAA tournament, its nonprofit funding since six years ago, and ticket sales surpassing 80,000. It highlights community interest, player hospitality, sponsor roles, and promotional efforts aimed at youth, along with attendance records for various teams and regions.
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Diesing
Omaha
Acs
Faery Squad
Maine
WHS
Southern California
Arizona State
Florida State
Missouri
Minnesota
Tawa State
Kansas City
Canonero Stricken With Infection in Leg
Canonero AI the Venezuelan owned colt who failed to win racing's Triple Crown has developed a new infection in his right hind leg. Dr. Michael Gerard reported the horse shows no bone damage but blood count is low and an infection is present in the hock after a skin rash and hoof infection earlier.
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New York
Canonero AI
Michael Gerard
Buddy Hirsch
King Raneh
Gerard
Pasa
Dolphins Sign Mumphord and Irawn to 1971 Contracts
Miami Dolphins announce 26 year old defensive backs Lloyd Mumphord and Dean Irawn signed 1971 contracts. Mumphord has been a regular for two seasons at right cornerback. Irawn previously played for the Browns and was a reserve safety and cornerback with Miami last season.
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Lloyd Mumphord
Dean Irawn
National Football League
Miani Dolphins
Brown
Miami
Cleveland Browns
Mumphord
Dolphins
Major League Leaders Baseball Leaders Summary 1969 Stat Rankings
American League leaders include Oliva of Minnesota top batting with 981 runs Byford of Baltimore 415 runs and Jastrzemski of Boston in runs. Oliva leads in doubles with 43 and triples with Clarke 45. Home runs list Cash and Oliva with 12. Stolen bases feature Campaneris 15 and Oliva 14. Pitching shows Cavalaro 9-4 2.80 and Pine 5-? with 1.80 era. National League batting at bats Brock St Louis 360, runs Brock 50, RBIs Stargell 20, H R. Seaver leads strikeouts 105.
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Cavilar
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Gak
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M.alou
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Harrelson
N.Y
Clemente
Pill
W-Davis
Stargell
Brodk
All
Dierker
Houst
Carlton
St.l
Seaver
Stoneman
Starr Is Own Boss at Green Bay Packers
Earl Starr of the Green Bay Packers is described as his own boss regarding working season and goodwill appearances. Andrall F Pearson, president of the firm, comments on Starr's independence in making appearances.
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Earl Starr
Green“Bay Packers
Andrall F . Pearson
Soviet Ship Seized For Damage Suit at Alameda Port
Federal marshals seized a Soviet freighter in Alameda California as security for a 377000 damage suit filed by New England fishermen claiming Soviet trawlers destroyed their lobster gear. The seizure was confirmed by Deputy U S Marshal Clifford.
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Marty
Thompson Associated Press
Alameda, Calif
San Francisco Bay
New England
U.S
Clifford
Prelude Corp
Westport Point
Mass
Tassim
Prelude
Suil
Cline
Edward Rangom
Graydon Starling
San Francisco
Suleyman Stalskiy
Anatoly Rogachev
Wadivostok
Colorado Traffic Toll Reaches 212 After Mo Victims Die
The Colorado traffic death toll rose to 212 after three more fatalities including a Denver teen Edward Artzer 17 and Grove Springs Missouri residents Lawrence Bateman 5 and Terry Bateman 17 in a crash on U.S. 40 near Maybell. Missouri residents injured as car hit a bridge abutment and overturned. The State Patrol noted additional injuries as the toll climbed compared to the prior year.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Denver
Grove Springs
State Patrol
Edward P. Artzer
Lawrence T. Bateman
Terry Arnold Bateman
Artnur
Arapahoe Conny
La Junta man charged in eagle slaying case
A 40-year-old La Junta, Colorado man, Elwood Lundt, is charged in U.S. District Court with shooting two golden eagles near La Junta on March 28. The offense violates a 1962 protection statute, described as a petty offense, usually tried before a U.S. magistrate. This filing marks an early district court use of the statute in Colorado.
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la Junta
Colo
Elwoot Lundt
U.S
Leonard Campbell
Taundt
Campbell
Vie
U.S. District Court
Calerate
Moss Becomes First Pro Driver to Register as Medic Alert Donor
Stirling Moss, a leading race driver, becomes the first professional athlete to enroll with the Medic Alert Foundation as an organ donor. His bracelet notes his wish to donate vital organs after death, part of a growing list of potential donors. The story links vehicle injury risks to road behavior and urges caution.
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Calif
Stirling Moss
Athdete
Medic Alert Foundation
Moss
Medic Alert
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