Hulme wins Buckeye Cup pole at Mansfield midway
Denis Hulme of England took the pole position for Sunday's 80 lap 192 mile Buckeye Cup Pan Am road race at Mid- Ohio, clocking 98.405 mph in his McLaren M3D Chevrolet. Lothar Motschenbacher, Peter Revson, and Peter Gethin followed in a rain-dampened qualifier.
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McLaren Factor
Pace-Dandy Express Leads Latonia Card, Late Times Listed
Race results from Latonia Race Course show Pace-Dandy Express winning a 2:10 time in Race 1 with Teens Time and Montana Byrd second and third. Subsequent races list winners such as Rolling Harry, Indian Lang, Moot Queen, Shiney Babe, Kendall, Shadydale Dragon, Born Yesterday, Bert Wilson, with payoffs and exact times. The Daily Double paid 58.80 for a 3-5 wager.
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Kendall
James E
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Shadydale Dragon
Jeffery S
Krishna
Pace
Hurry Home
Jim Blackstone
Bert Wilson
Tronia’s Son
Lusty
Expos edge Braves 4 1 in Montreal shutout effort
Montreal Expos pitcher Steve Renko and two relievers held Atlanta to six hits as the Expos defeated the Braves 4-1 on Saturday night. Renko allowed only two infield singles until the ninth, when Sonny Jackson hit a ground rule double and Hank Aaron added a single to spoil the shutout. Tony Gonzalez and Bob Aspromonte produced the Braves’ threat before Howie Reed finished.
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Tony Gonzalez
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Howie Reed
Ohio Oven Golf Tour Opens In Columbus
Ohio’s Best To Tee Off in Columbus as 15 percent field features top professionals and amateurs. The 72 hole event at Walnut Hill Country Club begins Monday with 18 hole rounds through Wednesday.
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Angels top Orioles in 10th for 3 2 win
Jim Fregosi drove in the go ahead run with a single in the 10th inning lifting the California Angels to a 3-2 victory over Baltimore, snapping the Orioles six game winning streak. Sandy Alomar opened the inning with a hit, Rodger Repoz sacrificed, and Alomar scored on Fregosi's single after a wild pitch.
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Eddie Watt
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Ken McMullen
Bill Voss
Voss
Joe Azcue
Same Old Albatross Is Back With Cowboys
Dallas coach Tom Landry outlines cautious changes for the 1970 Cowboys as he retools the offense and defense after a series of playoff losses. Key moves include shifting Ralph Neely to guard and Rayfield Wright to tackle, Renfro fixed at free safety, Dave Whitsell added at strong safety, and Lance Rentzel slated for backfield duties with Calvin Hill increasing carries. The unit aims to improve pass defense and overall balance while vying for QB stability amid a competitive camp.
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John Niland
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Tony Oping
Liscio
Loss Of Leg Doesn T Stop Texas Gridder
Freddie Steinmark of Texas, who lost his left leg to cancer, adapts to life with humor and faith. The 21 year old safety plans to coach freshmen defensive backs while pursuing a full academic load and piano practice. He skis, jokes about his leg, and relies on religion to stay resilient amid lingering doubt from others.
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Austin, Tex
Freddie Steinmark
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James Street
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Ruscher Takes Double Honors At Wildwood Golf Club
Fred Ruscher earned two honors with a 73 round for low gross and a net 70 in 0-8 handicap after tying with two others. Chuck Kent and Joe Herr also posted 70 net. Mort Taylor led 9-14 with 78-66. Otis Grant had 94-69 for best net in 11-and-over. Joe Maroon Jr. won closest to the pin on No 2. Paul Galeese led on No 18. Tom Gorder won blind bogey with 80.
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Wildwood Golf Club
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Joe Herr
Mort Taylor
Otis Grant
Kent
Gene Turner
Ralph Conner
Joe Maroon, Jr
Tor Bell
Paul Galeese
Tom Gorder
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