Shoe Rides 7th Stakes Win At Santa Anita
T V Commercial hauled the pace into the stretch and repulsed Onondaga's late bid to win the $33,200 San Macrin Handicap on closing day of the 1970 Santa Anita meet. Onondaga paid $3 and $4.60 with Gray Power at $3.40. Never Confuse led early before fading.
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Betz Best Picker Captures Santa Anita Handicap Title
Roy Betz, exclusive handicapper for the Independent, finished the Santa Anita meeting with 122 winners to claim the unofficial handicapping championship. He averaged 2.75 winners per day at a meet disrupted by a lengthy ice and selected four winners on the closing day including the daily double.
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Angels overcome Brewers as Voss drives four runs
Angel of Day Bill Voss triple four driven runs while Sandy Alomar added two hits in a 6-4 Angels win over Milwaukee. Ken Tatum rose to the occasion amid nervous debut as Brewers fans urged a break up the Angels.
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Shoemaker and Pincay Sweep San Marino Day Wins
Laffit Pincay Jr. rode three winners to close the meeting in style, taking the opener on Type Cast, the fifth on Shoosh, and the sixth on Gay Turn. Shoemaker trailed by seven stakes wins but boosted his season total to 71 victories, with John Longden still the all‑time leader at 117.
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Angels rally ends lengthy game on late miscues
The Angels won after six strong innings by a starter who was chased in the seventh when Tommy Harper drew a two out walk and scored on Russ Snyder's double. Phillips, ahead 2-1, summoned Rudy May.
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Arnold Palmer's Trouble Shots hints for downhill lies
The article outlines how clubhead path and weight shift affect shots on downhill and uphill lies. It notes specific guidance from Arnold Palmer's booklet Trouble Shots and invites readers to request more details by sending a self addressed envelope to Arnold Pulmer in care of the newspaper.
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May Lifts Career Hit Off Perry On Opening Day
Carlos May delivered the biggest hit of his baseball career by drilling a fourth inning grounder off Minnesota pitcher Jim Perry. The shot came for an opening day crowd of 11,473 in Chicago, a moment May called a lasting memory after missing part of last season due to a thumb injury at Camp Pendleton. He spoke of preparing for the moment during spring training and noted the significance of the performance.
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Tennis and sports notes from a mixed week
ILTF plans a grand prix world-circuit to boost professional support for open events while players like Newcombe Roche and Riesden pursue pro circuits. Ted Green cleared for play amid assault trial as NHL suspensions loom. Lebanon exits Asian soccer bracket due to political tensions with Israel.
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Gates Swing Open Friday at Hollywood Park
Hollywood Park opens Friday with a season preview described as highly successful. The opening program features the $30,000 added Premier Handicap a six furlong race expected to draw top sprinters from the West. Officials tout a $6.5 million purse program including 49 stakes for $2 million and aim to attract Southern California racing fans.
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Golden Gate Race Day Details and Changes at Hollypark
Thoroughbred meet at Golden Gate features top runners like Pickled Wood and Ride A Cloud with post times 1 45 pm weekdays and 1 18 pm Saturdays. Janes D Stewart notes enhancements including a modernized amphitheatre paddock, clubhouse and grandstand garden areas, with general admission 3 dollars and clubhouse 3 dollars.
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