Horse Racing Roundup Highlights Major Stakes Wins
The week features wins across circuits with William Hagin Perry's Dewan taking the 357,600 Weatchester Stakes while Arte and the 18 dominates 1960s headlines. Terlago duplicates sire Terrang by winning the Santa Anita Derby with Bill Shoemaker aboard. Corn Off The Cob, defending Fountain of Youth winner, stays in Kentucky Derby contention. multiple stakes results include Pimlico Stakes won by Ali bi Music and California Oaks won by Tales To Tell at Golden Gate Fields.
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Jack Stable
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Terlago
Terrang
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Golden Gate Fields
Rilo Bravo
New Orleans Fair Grounds
Russall
Narragansett Park
Unclear OCR fragment hints at game schedule notes
Fragmentary text mentions Los Angeles and East West game references with money. Readable items include a scattered schedule motif and names lacking full context. No clear event, date, or participants to confirm.
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Mr. Star of East
Archibald stars in all star game showing pro potential
Nate Archibald of Texas El Paso scored 35 points as his West team fell 126 to 102 in the East West college basketball all star game in Indianapolis. East star Charlie Scott earned MVP honors with 18 points and 11 rebounds while Buck Mount added 25 points for Purdue. Archibald earlier starred in Memphis, totaling 63 points across two all star games.
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Associated Press
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Texas
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National Basketball Association
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Charlie Scott
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Buck Mount
Jim McMillan
Columbia
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Tenn
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Pilots sale under court order eyed in bankruptcy case
Federal referee weighs petition by Pacific Northwest Sports to approve selling the Pilots for over 8 million dollars as the team, losing 12 800 dollars daily, faces debt. Seattle group led by Fred Ruge and an AL ruling could keep the franchise there or force a redemptive sale.
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Ron Santo
Detroit
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Lakeland
Fla
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St. Louis
Bob Veal
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Thurman Munson
New York Yankees
Washington
Danny Walton
Quikland
le Maye
Cincinnati
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Las Alvarado
Boston
Minnesota
Bob Christian
Lothigalig
Darius May
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Baltimore
California
Cleveland
Lussen
Houston
Jap Datsun First in Africa Safari
A Japanese Datsun driven by Germans Edgar Herrmann and Hans Schuller finished first in the East African safari rally in Kampala. They are expected to be the final overall winners. A second Datsun driven by Kenyan pilots Joginiler Sigh and Ken Ranyard was next, followed by a Peugeot 504 crew Pe eer Shankland and Chris Rothwe.
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Nissan Motors
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Peugeot
Edgar Herrmann
Kenya
Hans Schuler
Stuttgart
Germany
Fort Portal
Uganda
Joginder Sing
Kennedy Ranyard
Robert Shankland
Minium
Nissan Tea
Kampala
Ugenus Yar
Hans Schuller
Benefit Game Honors King With Charity Showdown
The East beat the West 5-1 in the East-West Baseball Classic at Dodger Stadium, a charity event for Dr Martin Luther King Jr. interests. Minnesota Twin Frank Quiller did not play, while Rui Fairly and Ron Santo homered for the East, awarded MVP Fairly as Coretta King started the game with the first pitch.
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Frank Quiller
Quiller
Minnesota Twins
Dodger Stadium
Martin Luther King Jr
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Memorial Center
Atlanta
Rui Fairly
Montreal
Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
Fairly
Jim
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Oakland
Ala Coretta King
Trevino wins National Airlines Open in Miami thriller
Lee Trevino edges Bob Menne in a 72nd hole playoff for the National Airlines Open title near Miami. Trevino earns 40 000, Menne 22 800, with Lotz fourth, Stanton in contention, amid strike disruptions and postmatch drama as a rock incident injures others nearby.
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Treving
Bucky Way
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NBA Playoffs Western Semis Atlanta 124 Chicago 104 leads 2-0
Scores from the NBA playoffs show Atlanta defeating Chicago 124 to 104 to move two games ahead in the best of seven series. Baltimore beat New York 127 to 113 while Phoenix topped Los Angeles 114 to 101 in the Eastern Semis, with the latter series tied 1-1.
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Atlanta
Chicago
Baltimore
New York
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Loughery fuels Bullets win over Knicks in gritty playoff clash
Kevin Loughery returned from injury to spark Baltimore past New York 127 113 as Connie Hawkins and Paul Silas led Phoenix past Los Angeles 59 points combined. Wes Unseld dominated with 34 rebounds aiding Baltimore’s first win in three in the Eastern semifinal series. Hawkins scored 34 and Silas 25 for Phoenix in a strong comeback against the Lakers, with Jerry West scoring 33 for L A. The Bulls and Bucks prepared for their Eastern showdown while Atlanta led Chicago in the Western semifinals.
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Phoenix
Sun Power
Los Angeles
Kevin Loughery
New York Knicks
Connie Hawkins
Paul Silas
National Basketball Association
Bullets
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Lakers
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Chicago
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Philadelphia
American Basketball Association
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Knicks
Hawkins
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Jerry West
Suns
Hawks
McCarthy to Enter Hall of Fame, Sports News
Che Dave Clem McCarthy, noted sports announcer, will be inducted into a Hall of Fame this week. The selection honors his 1962 Kentucky Derby descriptions and broad broadcasting career with national outlets and the Saint Louis area sportswriting community.
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Salbrary
Dave Clem McCarthy
Sathya
Ah State
Allison Wins Atlanta 500 Behind Speed of Youthful Racer
In Atlanta, 14-year-old Hueytown, Alabama driver Allison sped to victory in the Atlanta 500-mile stock car race. He chased down Mercury’s Cale Yarborough to win by about five seconds. The race featured top NASCAR competitors as all eight drivers battled for the lead under the watchful eye of industry officials and sponsors.
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Atlanta, Ga
Bobby Allison
Atlanta
Hueytown
Ala
Nascar
Bob McCracy
General Minlager
Dodge Ubvision
Crysler Corp
Detroit
Duige
Allie Sul Reat
Mercury
Cale Yarborough
Jeuehalige
New UA Shot Put Record Shatters Relays
Feverback of Emporia Kansas, a 235 pound senior, set a shot put mark of 63 feet 2 inches to win the event at the 19th Arkansas Relays in Razorback Stadium. He also won the discus at 171.9 feet and was named meet outstanding athlete as 27 teams from nine states competed. Missouri led with five golds, while Emporia and Oklahoma State each earned three.
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Ark
Feverback
Emporia
Kan
State Teachers Core
Arkansas
Hope Star Hope Ark publishes weekly edition details and rates
The Hope Star of Hope Arkansas 1899 1927 edition shows publishing staff and contact details for The Star Building Hope Arkansas with circulation managers and advertising heads. It lists members including Alex Washburn Donal Parker C M Rogers Billy Dan Jones and others and provides subscription rates by period and by region both in and outside Arkansas.
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