Pineda and Cordero duel for national jockey crown
Alvaro Pineda and Angel Cordero Jr. fight the closest year end race for the national riding title in 11 years with Cordero leading 296 to 295 as winners and recent results show strong activity in Puerto Rico and Mexico.
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Angel Cordero Jr
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Joe Culmone
Jorge Velasquez
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Aqueduct
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Praise Jay
Corder
Principe
Chuck Baltazar
Tropical Park
Sea Castle
Mark
New Orleans Fair Grounds
Hartford
Lincoln Downs
Bucks Prospectus Forecast for Expansion Draft
Milwaukee Bucks show two established stars Embry and Rodgers around whom Larry Costello can build. Prediction places them seventh in the East with Love Hetzel Gambee front line and Rodgers McGlocklin Weiss backcourt. Rookie Charlie Paulk could fit up front as BI Cunningham battles for No. 2 center behind Embry.
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Costello
Bob Love
Fred Hetzel
Dave Gambee
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Gambee
Wayde Embry
Celtics
Russell
Guy Rodgers
John McGlocklin
Bob Weiss
Seattle
Charlie Paulk
BI Cunningham
Murray State
Rangers No 1 for a Little While
Rangers celebrate a 3 1 win over Toronto to hold top spot in the NHL East briefly. Montreal then beat Chicago 3 1 to reclaim first as Rousseau and Vachon star. Other action: Boston shut out Minnesota 4 0, Philadelphia 3 3 Detroit, Pittsburgh 4 4 Oakland. weekend results include New York 4 Boston 1 and St Louis 1 0 Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
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Jim Johnson
Kent Douglas
Red Wings
Alex Delvecchio
Garry Unger
Flyers
Ed van Impe
Don Blackburn
Basketball Season Opens in Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference
The Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference opens its basketball schedule with 10 teams in action. Defending champion Henderson hosts College of the Quarks in Clarksville, Arkansas College plays Ouachita, Hendrix meets Harding, Arkansas A&M visits Arkansas Tech, and Southern State travels to State College of Arkansas. Quarks and Henderson sit undefeated, Ozarks 4-0, Henderson 2-0, Harding 4-1, Hendrix winless at 0-4.
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All-State football picks honor Fort Smith grads and more
Fort Smith Northside stars earn AP All-State honors with six Grizzlies named among 25. Names titled include Ayles Lowrey Bishop Borman Bannister and Releford, plus standout back Stancil. Springdale Conway Hall Pine Bluff also place multiple players across positions and special teams.
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Bill Kennedy
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Saturday College Basketball Scores From Across Regions
Yale defeated Connecticut 89 to 70 while Massachusetts beat Rider 78 to 49. Numerous other games featured Kentucky routing Xavier 115 to 77, Maryland topping Penn State 66 to 56, and Duke prevailing over Virginia Tech 87 to 76.
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Straws in the Wind on Names and Comebacks
A collage of sports buzz and what-ifs includes Mantle contemplating elbow surgery after retirement, Ditka returning Oilers money, Smith auctioning socks, Tarkenton tweaking looks, Namath and Sample curfew fines, and AFL and ABA expansion chatter. Also mentions Simpson, Brown, and Sayers as trade talk, with odds on other players and upcoming events.
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Tommie Smith
Mike Ditka
Namath
Johnny Sample
Jets
Weeb Ewbank
Oakland
San Diego
Raiders
Joe
John
Johnson Leads Bullets Past Bulls in 20 Point Comeback
Gus Johnson came off the bench for the Baltimore Bullets and scored 19 of his 20 points in the second half to power a 110 to 100 victory over the Chicago Bulls. The win, aided by O'Donnell’s solo officiating, pulled Baltimore 14 games ahead of idle Boston in the Eastern Division. Other NBA results included Los Angeles over Milwaukee 119 to 112 and San Diego over San Francisco 116 to 105.
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National Basketsball Association
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Johnson
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Chicago Bulls
Boston
O'Donnell
Bullets
Miss Wilson Wins First Tournament
Peggy Wilson captured her first tourney victory in six years at the Hollywood Lakes Open. She shot 69 70 70 for a final-under-par 209, finishing ahead of Carl Mann and earning a winner’s purse of 1,875 dollars as Kathy Whitworth fired the day’s best 67 on the 6,210-yard course.
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Peggy Wifeson
Miss Wilson
Carl Mann
Kathy Whitworth
Hollyw Lakes
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