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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1973

Page

14

Secretariat fertility saga far exceeds racing headlines

The Triple Crown winner Secretariat faces fertility tests after retirement to Claiborne Farm. A syndicate bought 32 shares for 6.08 million, with Helen Tweedy retaining four shares. If infertile, investors lose prestige and profits. if fertile, he may sire 36 mares in 1974, impacting bluegrass lore.

Lam Helen Tweedy Meadow Stable Secretariat

Tiny Bart Wins Feature At Los Alamitos In 17.74

Tiny Bart, a 4-year-old son of Tiny Charger, trained by W. Lloyd Cox, surged to victory in the Double Bid Stakes at Los Alamitos in 17.74 seconds for 350 yards. Kaweah Bar faded to fourth, hampering his bid to repeat the 1972 title as Flight 109 and Tiny Be Mine posted faster times.

Tiny Bart Palomino W. Lloyd Cox Los Alamitos Weah Bar Tiny Charger Flight 109 Tiny Be Mine Mahorney Elmendorf Harbor Prince Railbird Club Nahallat Gaucho Star Fernando Toro Cancho Star Larry Rose Prince John Toro Reputation Steve Valdez del Mar Divine Grace Star Kaweah Bar Mr. Midland Peccadillo Alamitos Bar Henry Page Six Bar Cougar John Ward Rimrock Wash Gray Dancer Andy Go Bobby Adair Geldip Flight 108 Osage Rocket Come Six Native Empress Shamrocket Ore Reve Sane Santenneh Dandy Wateh Waist Baar Michell Bocker Beach Hank Du—Maby Shnelle Shea Midland Morris Xe Peccaciio Elleeientys Mick Ware Coll Maclean Atal Blair Ate Roy Bet Alamitos Ndicap Rarde Srearisiat Ming Price Sera EIMSE Inyaku Dreyer Clairmieng Wrige Cinder Bird Adgir Odds Rays Gang Morrid Cras Warter Bender Serge Wna Ren Ward Kalant Jimmy Leo Ray Iaird Frigay Morris Aibristos Phil Pave Deck Hayaru Jon Foxe Vandee Myles van Fatles Slim Longskot Etta Marti Hove Richa Pallart Adair Mercia van Kai Fow Crosby Touah Cenfen Ae Vores Byesradi Chabrbas Price Jonever St Hy Bere Krist Custle Gurmer Donaatte Sree Palles Andy Gi Bach

Mahorney and Harbor Prince in Del Mar feature fall

In a Del Mar feature race jockey Bill Mahorney escaped injury after a gate mishap left him thrown. The report notes no broken bones amid a crowded field including Barbar Prince Crimson Clem Ceala Boy and Copenhagen with bets and track details appearing in the postrace listings.

Scripps Memorial Hospital Bill Mahorney Cir Cortese Etsa Rae Power Comeaion Berniret Fernamder TVA Ang Henay Per Towne Ramireh Saale Feirean Duchess de Butt Clem Ceala Boy House OF Porter Parade Itis Sunany Bence Bow Courane Sky Ilare Galisteo Copenhagen Tom Gully Tegus

Jacobs Leads Western Golf With First-Round Lead

John Jacobs of La Jolla fired six under par to lead the eighth Western Tournament Golf Assn. summer tour event in Hemet. He held a three stroke edge over five players including McClean, Carmen, Ewing, Capistrano Beach, Veria to, Petralia, and Spradlin. First prize is $4,000 of a $25,000 purse.

HEMET John Jacobs la Jolla Tommy Jacobs San Diego

UCLA begins 1973 fall football workouts under Coach Rodgers

UCLA started fall football practice with 126 players, conditioning only for three days as Coach Pepper Rodgers prepares the Bruins for a Sept 8 opener at Lincoln against Nebraska. 31 lettermen, 14 starters, reported in good condition, with full pads and contact to begin Thursday.

Pepper Rodgers UCLA NCAA Rodgers Bruin Bruins Nebraska Lincoln

G W Cards bury Dallas in Connie Mack World Series

The Great Western Cardinals remain unbeaten by crushing Dallas 13 to 1 in Farmington. Doug Slettver allowed three hits in five innings as Frank Hardy tied a World Series record with four doubles and three RBIs. Shaughan Lewicki and Slettver had two RBIs each, and Bill Simpson stole a base and scored. The win came via the eight run rule after a seven run fourth inning. In other games Flint beat St Wayne 6-1 and Riverdell edged Chicago 1-0.

Farmington Great Western Cardinals Dallas Doug Slettver Frank Hardy Slettver Shaughan Lewicki Cardinals Bill Simpson Mark Pederson Lewicki Simpson Hardy Ar Slettvet Randy Vanderhook Slettvet Dwayne Gray Vanderhook Pete Tereschuk Gray Flint St. Wayne Riverdell Chicago Cardinal Fae Stauver Vanderhooks Brooks Hotty Everhard Bagland

Race Cancelled After Tampering Fear At Detroit Course

Officials at the Detroit race course canceled the day's ninth and final race after examinations found tampering indications in four horses. Urine tests showed traces of a tranquilizer. Trainer reported favorite Wichita Charles did not seem normal.

Livonia, Mich UPI Detroit

Phillies prep for NL playoffs and World Series plans

Optimists remain in Philadelphia as the Phillies begin preparing for the NL playoffs and the World Series. Giles, the executive vice president, was invited to a Wednesday meeting with commissioner Bowie Kuhn to discuss playoff and Series plans.

Philadelphia Phillies Giles Bowie Kuhn

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