Latonia Feature Draws Three 117-Pound Favorites
Heidi's Brother Mr. Muscle and Rolling Dollar, all 117 pounds, head the Latonia eighth race field for $4,000 over 6 1 2 furlongs. Ready four shoes won Thursday in wire to wire fashion by a length paying 12.40 3.80 2.60. Huttmup was second with 2.80 2.40, Angel Missy the show horse at 2.60. My First Hope and Karen's G.G. paid 151.80 for the daily double as 5,774 fans wagered 551,753 on the program.
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Florence, Ky
Heidi
Latonia
Ready Four Shoes
Huttmup
Angel Missy
My First Hope
Karen
S’ G.G
Hoosier hoop aide wounded in window peeking incident
Indiana University basketball assistant coach John C Hulls was shot and wounded by Bloomington Officer William Pease while police pursued a prowler at an Arlington Valley mobile home park. Hulls faces charges of fleeing a policeman and window peeking. Pease was on duty when the confrontation occurred.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
John C. Hulls
Bob Knight
Bloomington Hospital
William Pease
Pease
Hulls
Arlington Valley
Mobile Home Park
Hull
University
Knight
West Point
Carrolls spring camp focus on breaking own saves mark
Cincinnati reliever Clay Carroll arrives for spring training intent on extending his major league record 37 saves set last season. The Reds bullpen, led by Tom Hall and Pedro Borbon, faces pressure to supply more wins as Sparky Anderson notes the starters underperformed last year. Carroll confirms his pay rise to 67000 dollars and aims to defend his record.
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Tampa
Fla
Clay Carroll
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Wayne Granger
Carroll
Reds
Bob Howsam
Tug McGraw
New York Mets
Tom Hall
Pedro Borbon
Hall
Sparky Anderson
Anderson
Big NFL Giants? No, baseball unsigned stars loom large
Spring training enters day two as 90 major leaguers remain unsigned. Rusty Staub and Tom Bradley reportedly reached terms, while 59 unsigned players hail from the American League led by Minnesota, Kansas City, Chicago, New York, and Oakland. Brooks Robinson signs for 105000, Tony Oliva's 1973 salary drops to about 96000.
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Nisa
Rusty Staub
New York Mets
Tom Bradley
San Francisco Giants
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City Royals
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Oakland A's
Lee MacPhail
Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Brooks Robinson
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Rose worries over image as holdout Reds star seeks deal
Cincinnati outfielder Pete Rose, unsigned while six players remain holdouts, voices concern about his image with fans. He notes Reds have offered more than his 1972 salary of 107500, with a gap of about 5000 dollars to GM Bob Howsam as talks continue.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Pete Rose
Cincinnati Reds
Rose
Reds
Bob Howsam
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