Typecast Favored In Saturday's Hollywood Match Race
In Inglewood California Typecast is the public favorite in Hollywood Park's $250000 match race with Lavin's Convenience. The 6 year old Typecast carries 120 pounds facing 4 year old Convenience at 120 though owner Jones argues for 126. Odds have Typecast at 1 2 with Convenience even money.
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Inglewood
Calif
Fletcher Jones
Leonard Lavin
Hollywood Park
Jones
Lavin
Glen Hill Farm
Convenience
Computer Sciences Corp
Westerly Stud Farms
Gener
Ally
Alberto Culver Co
Glencoe
Hollywood Turf Club
Phillies trade first baseman to Braves in lone deadline move
The Philadelphia Phillies sent ace reliever Joe Hoerner and first baseman Deron Johnson to the Atlanta Braves for right handers Jim Nash and Gary Neibauer. The deal, the only major trade of deadline day, fills rotation needs as Philadelphia drops to last in the NL East. Nash is 1-1 with a 5.50 ERA this season. Neibauer adds starting and relief versatility. Andy Thornton moved from Eugene to Richmond to complete the exchange.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Joe Hoerner
Braves
Jim Nash
Gary Neibauer
Phils
Montreal
Tim McCarver
Expos
John Bateman
Hoerner
Paul Ownes
Nash
Neibauer
Frank Lucchesi
Richmond
Owens
Deron Johnson
Johnson
Andy Thornton
Eugene
Casals warned for future conduct at West of England
Rosemary Casals, a top Wimbledon hopeful, was given a formal warning by an umpire after a disruptive display in a previous match at the West of England championships in Bristol. She later lost the semifinal to Mrs. Kine of Long Beach, while Kerry Melville defeated Evonne Goolagong in another women's semifinal. Clark Graebner and Alex Olmedo advanced in the men's singles, with Graebner beating Koch and Pash, and Olmedo defeating de Mendoza and Barthes.
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Bristol
England
Rosemary Casals
Jim Huntington
Billie Jean King
Miss Casals
U.S
Kine
Long Beach
Calif
Kerry Melville
Australia
Evonne Goolagong
Cecil Collet
Betty Stave
Netherlands
Ciplinary Committee
Clark Graebner
New York
Alex Olmedo
Encino
Graebner
Tomaz Koch
Brazil
Britain
John Pash
Olmedo
John de Mendoza
Pierre Barthes
France
Messersmith sidelined by season-ending finger surgery
Anaheim AP reports Angels pitcher Andy Messersmith underwent finger surgery on a lingering injury. The operation will keep the right-hander from pitching for at least six more weeks, extending his season pause and delaying the team’s pitching plans.
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Anaheim
California Angels
Andy Messersmith
Solunar Tables From Knight's Tables Guide Daily Hunts
Solunar Periods schedule printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables urges planning fishing and hunting around peak times to maximize success. It notes good territory and cover during specific periods each day.
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Richard Alden Knight
NBA Board to Decide Punishments for Ex-ABA All Star Players
In White Sulphur Springs West Virginia AP report ten NBA players and possibly one more face fines or suspensions for participating in an unsanctioned all star game against the ABA on May 25 in Uniondale New York. Names include Wilt Chamberlain Gail Goodrich John Havlicek Nate Archibald Bob Love Paul Silas Connie Hawkins Archie Clark Oscar Robertson Bob Lanier and Dave DeBusschere with Robertson as MVP. The case involves Section 17 of the NBA players contract and potential retaliation from the players association led by Robertson. The board will also discuss Julius Erving who played for the Virginia Squires last season and signed with the Atlanta Hawks during the playoffs. Attendance for 1971-72 rose to 6 642 634.
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W. Va
National Basketball Association
Board of Governors
American Basketball Association
Uniondale
N.Y
NBA
Wilt Chamber
Robertson
Playrs’ Association
Julius Erving
Erving
Virginia Squires
ABA
Atlanta Hawks
Milwaukee
Boston Celtics
Chicago Bulls
Hope Star Friday and Sunday Major League Schedule Summary
The Hope Star lists Friday games including Los Angeles at Chicago and San Diego at Pittsburgh, plus New York at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Houston. Saturday features four more matchups and Sunday closes with Montreal at Atlanta and San Diego at Pittsburgh among others, with standings and leaders noted for the American League and National League.
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Osteen
Chicagzo
Hooton
Montreal
Morton
Renko
Atlanta
Reed
Kelley
San Diego
Norman
Pittsburgh
Blass
New York
Koosman
Cincinnati
Nolan
Philadelphia
Carlton
Houston
Wilson
San Francisco
Carrithers
St. Louis
Wise
Chicago
Detroit
Coleman
Clark
Boston
Texas
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Minnesota
Cleveland
Oakland
California
Associated Press
National League East
W.L. Pet. GB
de St. Louis
Montreal Philadelphia
West Cincinnati
Emprise Corp Faces House Hearing Over Crime Ties
In a House Select Committee session Rep. Sam Steiger accused Emprise Corp of Buffalo of doing business like organized crime, citing intimidation and bribery. Max Jacobs testified denying wrongdoing while asserting Emprise once owned 86 percent of the Tucson Turf Club amid SEC and state racing board questions.
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Washington
Organized Crime
Sam Steiger
R-Ariz
Emprise Corp
Buffalo
N.Y
House Select Committee On Crime
Max Jacobs
Jeremy
Emprise
Steiger
Jeremy Jacobs
Tucson Turf Club
Arizona
Arkansas and
New Mexico Racing Commissions
Jacobs
SEC
Tucson Club
Arkansas Racing Commission
Cloudburst Sours Texas League Tilt Texas Brewers Edge Arkansas 2 1
Gorman Thomas powered a third inning homer as rain shortened the Texas League game between San Antonio and Arkansas to a 2 1 Brewers win. A downpour halted play with San Antonio batting in the bottom of the fifth and no tarpaulin deployed.
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Gorman Thomas
Lexas
San Antonio Brewers
Arkansas
Texas
Thomas
San Antonio
Nicklaus Leads Open After Scrappy Pebble Beach Round
At Pebble Beach Jim Wiechers, Gary Player and Orville Moody complain of the course as 150 players, led by Jack Nicklaus at 71, start the 72nd U S Open. Moody Rodriguez and Tom Shaw follow at 71 and 69 72 with a large logjam. Trevino and Casper sit at 74 as Palmer shoots 77 in a brutal opening day.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Jim Wiechers
Gary Player
Orville Moody
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Tom Shaw
Tennessee
Mason Rudolph
Kermit Zarley
Bob Hope
Bobby Cole
Don Massengale
Cesar Sanudo
Tom Weis
Kopf
Lee Trevino
Bill Casper
Pirates reclaim NL lead with rain delayed doubleheader win
Pittsburgh moved into first place in the National League after a rain delayed doubleheader sweep of the San Francisco Giants 4-1 and 9. Bob Robertson sparked the surge with three hits and four RBI, erasing a slump as he delivered key run scoring hits including a two run single in the first game and a run scoring single in the nightcap. Nelson Briles and Dave Giusti combined on the nightcap victory as Pittsburgh climbed to a half game ahead of idle New York Mets.
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Bob Robertson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Pirates
San Francisco Giants
New York Mets
Robertson
Vna
Chicago Cubs
San Diego Padres
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City Royals
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
California Angels
Mets
Nelson Briles
Dave Giusti
Giants
Billy Wiliams
Twee Reime
Bobby Murcer
Stan Bahnsen
New York
Chicago
Yankees
Bahnsen
Bernie Allen
Murcer
Horace Clarke
Rubin named new head coach of Philadelphia 76ers
Roy Rubin, 45, formerly Long Island University basketball coach and athletic director, was named Thursday to replace Jack Ramsay as coach of the Philadelphia 76ers. He vows to start at the bottom and rebuild the struggling club, now 30-3 last season and near the division bottom after losing star Billy Cunningham to the ABA.
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Philadelphia
Roy Rubin
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia 76Ers
Rubin
Long Island University
Jack Ramsay
76Ers
Buffalo Braves
Billy Cunningham
Carolina Cougars
American Basketball Association
LSU
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