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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1975
Page
34
The able winner leads in the BEST-Repurchase event with a strong sixth place finish for Charlene and Jolly age showing. The race features standout performances from imne Y and Benet Bho in a highly competitive field.
Fragmented OCR lists bets and horse names at Hollywood Park with bets like DAILY DOUBLE WHEEL and EXACTA KEY HORSE. No coherent event details emerge beyond a racing card snapshot showing bets and horse names such as Latent Legacy Locke Isa ser Marie s.
In a tight finish a horse named Lucky Louise secured the best bet with a body bend in the fourth. Sofocieto earned a tenth place finish as the best chance bet.
Wayne Lewis from Huntington Beach wins the five lap handicap at Irwindale Raceway with Bob Swartz of Los Angeles and Bill Cody of Garden Grove placing. In the scratch four lap main Rick Woods and Mike Caroso from Huntington Beach and Steve Bast of Van Nuys compete. crowd 6,029.
Official photochart confirms race results at Hollywood Park Inglewood California for Thursday during the spring and summer meeting. Wet Eyes Wilburs Ain’t Easy Elite Ms and Helen Baker paid exacta totals with payouts listed.
With nationals approaching, Long Beach City College and Long Beach State stage 9 am events on Saturday. LBCC hosts the Single A bracket with sixteen teams while LBSU runs the Big Five Tournament. USVBA Championships start next Wednesday in Reno.
Independent press summary notes Roy Betz, Hollywood Park handicapper, selecting six winners including Chief Hawk Bar in the Garden Grove Purse. Betz correctly forecast races one through four, race six, and the featured eighth, bringing his meet total to 60 winners in 21 days.
Cartoonist Jay Ward pillars a patient plan as Chief Hawk Ear, his seven year old Thoroughbred, returns at Hollywood Park. A disciplined ride by Jerry secures a timely victory after years of limited starts due to infirmities. Ward and trainer George Williams see dividends from persistence.
Long Beach State aims for its 30th win as it opens a three game Pac-8 title tilt against Pacific at Blair Field. The 49ers sit 29-18 overall and 8-10 in the PCAA. Pacific stands 10-6. The 1 p.m. start is followed by a 12 p.m. Saturday doubleheader.
In Albany two leading jockeys Roy Yaka and Anthony Baze suffered broken collarbones after a mishap in the featured eighth race at Golden Gate Fields. Baze was unconscious briefly and both riders were hospitalized in Burlingame. their mounts Ticcalert and Jolfonson appeared uninjured. A separate ninth race at Hollywood Park saw Octavio Veraga thrown but unharmed after X rays were negative.
American golf icon Trevino has won five majors and 15 US events but battles a putting yips crisis. After Citrus Open success earlier season, he led Houston Open through two rounds before aPutting troubles resurfaced with 35 putts in a round and missed short putts. He laments losing his form and calls the issue ongoing.
Bruce Crampton fired a five under par 66 to grab the first round lead at the Byron Nelson Golf Classic in Dallas. The Australian veteran missed one green with two birdies inside 10 feet and a decisive finish, while notable players including Miller Trevino Irwin and Allin pursued from mid pack.
Federation Cup in Aix en Provence sees Kuykendall and Uchs wins in singles with Anliot and Gourlay also victorious as Heldman and Newcombe win doubles. Davis Cup note from France features Dominguez over Hombergen. Bavarian Championships in Munich list Vilas and Nastase among winners. World Championship Tennis in Dallas records Alexander and Ashe victories over Tanner Cox and Cox respectively.
Long Beach City College defeated El Camino 5-1 as Mark Farish homered three hits and two RBIs in his first start of the season. Larry Buckle earned the win with a four run fourth inning cushion while allowing five hits and 16 ground outs. Pierce beat Valley 5-4 to claim the Metro second-round title.
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