Savannahson to lead field in Los Alamitos Oxnard Purse
Savannason a four year old sprinter faces nine rivals in the 40 yard feature at Los Alamitos tonight. He has earnings over 5000 this winter and seeks his first victory this season after five wins in 90 starts. Opponents include Three Os Lass Guajillo Bella Tu Vegas Ringo Call Me Buddy Al's Alibi Dusty Parr Kitty's Drum and Jeremiah Bar. Post time 7 45 p m.
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Heidegger Upsets Stenmark In Giant Slalom Victory
Klaus Heidegger of Austria won the giant slalom, giving his first World Cup victory by edging Heinz Hemmi of Switzerland by one hundredth of a second with a combined 3:22.29 for three heats in Austria. Phil Mahre finished fourth as Willi Frommelt led a crowded field in the event.
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Navratilova tops Evert in 1977 net debut final
In Landover Maryland Martina Navratilova defeated top seed Chris Evert 6-2 6-3 in the Virginia Slims tournament final. Navratilova earned 20000 dollars and Evert 10000 as the season opener on a 12 city tour.
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Scheckter wins Argentine Grand Prix in scorching heat
Jody Scheckter of South Africa won the Argentine Grand Prix driving a Wolf Ford, finishing 1 hour 40 minutes 11.19 seconds at about 117 mph. Carlos Pace of Brazil was second in a Brabham and Carlos Reutemann of Argentina third in a Ferrari amid high temperatures that overheated many engines. James Hunt retired after 30 laps in a McLaren M23 crash. Niki Lauda also exited with a Ferrari engine failure while Mario Andretti faced engine trouble late in the race.
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