Outboard duel new 200-hp V-6 engines from Johnson and Evinrude
Donnell Culpepper reviews the 1976 Johnson and Evinrude lines from Outboard Marine Corp. Both brands unveil 200-hp V-6 models for 1975, plus 2 to 75 hp entries, refined six-hp and four-hp motors, two- and four-cylinder designs, upgraded carburetion and ignition, and new long shaft options for larger boats.
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Johnson
Outboard Marine Corporation
Evinrude
Tom Rathfus
Chrysler
Mercury Marine
Addi
Loude Johnson
Finnrude
Ats
Kalbfus
Evinrude and
Fishing Facts From Anvier Bay Angling Notes
Fragmented fishing report details angler catches by species and numbers. Mentions bass pike perch cod and shore actions with scattered counts and locations, reflecting a busy day on coastal waters.
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Anvier Bay Ifort
Nacre
Aten
le Remont
Saag
Bate
ULS Beats Canada 64 in Intercontinental Cup Tilt
The United States won 64 to Canada to remain unbeaten at 5 0 in the Intercontinental Cup amateur baseball tournament. Steve Lane pitched a one hitter and Jerry Mondale drove in two runs while Lane fanned four and walked ten. Brent Jallet singled in the final inning for Canada.
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Canada
Montreal
Steve Lane
Jerry Mondale
Lane
Suyay
Brent Jallet
Geiberger Climbs Ledger In PGA Tour Money List
Al Geiberger rose from ninth to sixth among the tour’s top earners after winning $50,000 at the Tournament Players Championship, pushing his yearly total to $170,957. Hale Irwin led with $205,015, Tom Weiskopf close behind, and others including Johnny Miller Gene Littler in the top group. the list extended to Tom Watson, John Mahaffey, and Rob Murphy among the top 10.
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Washington
UPD
al Geiberger
Jack Nicklaus
Hale Irwin
Tom Weiskopf
Johnny Miller
Gene Little
Aire Geiberger
Tom Watson
John Mahaffey
Crampton
Rob Murphy
Playground Scores and Names Echo Across Fragmented Page
Fragmented OCR shows scattered words and names including playground, whales, RoReN, and Gess sus with unclear context. Reads as damaged text lacking coherent report or events to summarize into a clear news item.
Miss Tokyo wins Del Mar feature in stretch drive
Miss Tokyo, winless in seven prior starts, captured the Del Mar feature as jockey Darel Melargue rode to a 1:05 six furlong victory over Miss Musket with Lady By Choice third. The upset paid 6.00, 33.40, and 2.20, while Miss Musket returned 3.20 and 2.40.
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Miss Tokyo
Darel Meflargue
Miss Musket
Dan Pierce
Lady By Choice
Our First Delight
America
del Mar
Dewan
Honeysuckle Vine
Hollywood Park
Miss Tokyn
MelTorgue
Fernando Tara
Foguero
Toro
Lonely Sailor
Bill Shoemaker
Dodgers Lose Rookie Hurler With Battered Spine
A Dodgers rookie pitcher exited in the sixth inning with a stiff back and possible spinal issue. Danny Ozark noted the risk of surgery and the odds of him ever pitching again, while recounting past cautions about strenuous activity.
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Hanter
Danny Ozark
Philadelphia
Christenson
Dodgers
Rams star Jessie recalls drafted path and Lions exit
Former Rams receiver Jessie, an 1969 NCAA high jump champion, recounts his draft by Dallas and trade to Detroit. He discusses Lions turnover, pay, and camp tensions, noting a 18,000 salary and a desire for stable team ties as Rams plan to fly out of Ontario to Kansas City.
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Dallas Cowboys
Detrait
Jessie
Lee Bennnett
Rams
Detroit
Cluck Knox
Feam
Jim Yarbrough
Guy Dennis
Yarborough
Lions
Tat
Ontario
Lax
Kansas City
Jack Snow
Lance Rentel
Harold Jackson
Wille McGee
Nox
Ray Prochaska
Don Howity
O.j.shupsoal
Dennis Harrah
DEL MAI HORSE RACING RESULTS SUMMARY
The Del Mai results list multiple race finishers by name and order. Highlights include Automma Coracan Valenzuela 6590 65ay S30 ocha Frost and Time and Shine in the early races, with various bettors receiving exacta and double payouts. The document reads like a fragment with numerous names such as Nautical Rose Fleet Lady and Elegy Returns among others, detailing finishes and payoffs across eight events.
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Automma
Coracan
Valenzuela
Ocha Frost
Matarnise
Bard Adverts
Ia Na Edna
Vsions
Movliants
Glacied
Gauci
Hook and Eye
Gee Minh
Sepping
Time and Shine
Fuera Regal Intent
Ram
Thal Valder
Nya
Eile Bisavant
Jene Servant
Paperwelad
Spec Log Destiny
Gun the Pink
Sailenas
Hon
el Segunds
Hie
Lartenwy
Lonely Sailor
T Correct Tine
Qlivarey
Steady Teddieanl
Gi Ish
Seaskenina Hoidoy Plywood
Lovels. Benen
Troian Zed
Peak of Honor
Masou
HS Exacta
Met Redan
Feces
Olly
Fleet Lidy
Toro
le Dalvance
Popher
Natele
Euaca
Marrocami
ETI
Pomona and Los Angeles County fairgrounds racing meet
A gross purse of 380000 in added money will be offered at the Los Angeles County fairgrounds as the 1975 racing season opens September 2. Pomona Quarterhorse Family adds about 100000 in gross purses, with the 30000 added Pomona Handicap the richest of 14 stakes on the final program September 26, a 14 one half mile test for 3 year olds and up.
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Los Angeles County Fairgrounds
New Zealand to Stage 1933 World Rowing Championships
HOLME PIERPOINT England Aug 25 New Zealand will stage the 1933 world rowing championships the International Rowing Federation FISA announced Monday.
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Holme Pirrepont
England
UPD
New Zealand
International Rowing Federation
FISA
Boulder Clinches Nationals by Rally in Finals
In Wichita, Wayne Krenchicsi and Terry Bogner homered in the eighth inning as Boulder, Colorado rallied to defeat Fairbanks, Alaska, 6 4 to win the National Baseball Contests championship tournament.
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Wichita
Kan
Wayne Krenchicsi
Terry Bogner
Boulder
Colo
Fairbanks
Alaska
Ali fights in talks for Cuban Havana bout
Don King revealed Cuban authorities have contacted him about Muhammad Ali possibly fighting Olympic heavyweight champion Theofilo Stevenson in Havana. Castro aide said Castro was interested and King planned to visit after Ali-Prrizer in Manila.
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Don King
Muhammad Ali
Theofilio Stevenson
Havana
Fidel Castro
King
Castro
Dr. Castro
Joe Prazier
Manila
Horace Stoneham’s Giants era remembered in farewell notes
GIANTS’ SALE still recalls the night his father bought the team for him and Horace Stoneham, at 32 the youngest major league president, recalls leading the club since 1936. He laments selling the Giants, noting baseball as sport over business and the lasting memories of Stills.
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Charles
Giants
Horace Stoneham
Glants
Stills
Stone and Noteboom win Bayshore doubles volleyball title
Glenn Stone and Spence Noteboom defeated Doug Timmer and Jeff Tunner 16-14 in the finals as darkness halted play. The pair advanced by ousting Gary Stone and Steve Gaston, while Timmer and Tunnel beat George Reed and Scott Carlson. A 24-team field entered. In coed doubles, George Reed and Debbie Keepple topped Gary Stone and Lisa Ramsey 18-14, 11-4.
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Glenn Stone
Spence Noteboom
Doug Timmer
Jeff Tunner
George Reed
Debbie Keepple
Gary Stone
Lisa Ramsey
Pro grid briefs and roster moves across NFL teams
Chargers waived Howard Strickland. Oilers announced starter Eres Wriahl Gwr who opted out last season. Sears acquitted Ron Shanklin from Finiburgh. Eagles named Mike Bocyla starting at quarterback versus Cincinnati. Browns waived Ghivttze Sapall, Giants acquire. Chiefs check Raclurki draft and Adams injured. Cowboys backs Laingiaw Revbouse Shaytown sidelined versus Houston. Eagles report Ernie Guvees year with injury. Patriots Lind Al Marshal knee injury. Saints cut Lawrence Williams. Broncos signed Marke Cooney, released by Green Bay. Mary Fraz'er cut.
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Pro Grid
Chargers
Howard Strickland
Oilers
Eres Wriahl
Saints
Lawrence Williams
Broncos
Marke Cooney
Green Bay
Mary Fraz
Er Tari
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