Artic Plume Upsets In Sixth At Charles Town
Stephen F. Bolen's Artic Plume rallied from off the pace to win the sixth race at Charles Town, completing a 3-1 and 9-1 exacta with 13 winning tickets worth 1,874.20 each. Artic Plume paid 20.20 to win, Lunar Magic was second at 85.40, and heavy favorite Traven finished 11th. Millie Milou captured the fifth race straight wagering at 8.00, Time For The Money runner-up at 4.20. A Grantham Purse field is set for Tuesday at 41.2 furlongs, led by Family Trouble and others.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Stephen F. Bolen
Artic Plume
Artie Plume
Lunar Magic
Traven
Exacta
Pierre Leblanc
Millie Milou
NBA President Predicts Expansion Into Europe
NBA Commissioner Walter Kennedy predicts four European teams within ten years with two in Italy, one in Spain, and one in Greece. He says expansion aims to 20 teams by 1975, potential Hawaii and Mexico City sites, and a future of 28 teams, plus European clubs in Milan and Bologna with backers from Italian and Spanish partners.
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Philadelphia
National Basketball Association
Europe
NBA
Walter Kennedy
Kennedy
Italy
Spain
Greece
TV Guide
Simmentqal Company
Tng
Milan
Bologna
Kenndy
Armando Armanni
Rome
Carlos Pardo
Southwest
Mexico City
Nbai
Taly
Issel Still Holds ABA Scoring Lead
Rookie Dan Issel of the Kentucky Colonels leads the ABA scoring race with 20.46 points per game and a 29.63 average. In second is Pittsburgh's John Brisker at 28.91 and Rick Barry of the New York Nets is third at 27.54.
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NEW York Cap
Dan Issel
Kentucky Colonels
American Basketball Association
University of Kentucky
Pittsburgh
John Brisker
Rick Barry
New York Nets
College Basketball Scores From Recent Games
Scores listed show Tech 102 over Tulane 74 and Stephen F. Austin 115 over St Marys 92. Massachusetts 63 over New Hampshire 60, Boston University 97 over Maine 73, Notre Dame 83 over Dayton, Kentucky 102 over Auburn 38 3, Western Kentucky 94 over Austin Peay 96, Marquette 66 over Creighton 61, Tennessee 79 over Vanderbilt 69, Arkansas State 72 over Abilene Christian 57, Florida 72 over West Virginia 71, Tulsa 93 over Wichita State 69.
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Tech
Tulane
Stephen F. Austin
St Mary’s
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Boston U
Maine
Notre Dame
Dayton
Kentucky
Auburn
Austin Peay
Western Kentucky
Marquette
Creighton
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Arkansas St
Abilene Christian
Florida
West Virginia
Tulsa
Wichita St
Orioles 1971 TV Schedule Sets 52 Games On WJZ
Baltimore's 1971 television slate on WJZ-TV will feature 52 Orioles games starting April 4 with an exhibition against the New York Mets in Norfolk. The first Sunday home game on April 10 against the Detroit Tigers marks the opening of six home telecasts, with all teams except Oakland scheduled. The California Angels appear May 6 in Baltimore, and the schedule lists 20 day games, 27 night games, and four twi-night telecasts.
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Baltimore
ASP
Baltimore Orioles
Wjz-Tv
Norfolk
New York Mets
Detroit Tigers
Oakland
California Angels
Channel 13
Orioles
Area Cage Roundup Highlights Frederick County Basketball Playoffs
The Frederick County Adult Basketball League wrapped its regular schedule with one playoff spot undecided after Routzahn's defeated Boyer's Inn to claim the final berth. Middletown, led by Tom and Jerry Bidle and Mike Kelly, finished undefeated at 10 0, while Panthers, led by Lana Sam Harper, finished 9 1. Playoff schedule opens March 1 with quarterfinals in multiple venues, culminating in a championship game on March 4. Troop and Fost 799 A, B, C teams posted strong weekly wins, including Post 799 A beating Baptist Senior Church League 80 31 and B team reaching 19 5 on the season.
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Frederick County
Routzahn’s
Boyer’s Inn
Divi
Sion
Ner
Middletown
Tom and
Jerry Bidle
Mike Kelly
Panther's
Charles Lana
Sam Harper
Thheir
Troop
Fost
Post
The
Baptist Church
Marc Delauter
Charles Davis
Hutto
Crum
Singapore High School
Ron Neufeld
Dave Gray
Ed Bergmann
Morris
Linganore
Catoctin
Keilholtz
St. Johns
Nazarene Church League
Rob Schantz
Greg Hall
Steve Bitler
Staley
Nazarene
Former Home Of Champions The Death Of A Pool Hall
A St Louis neighborhood around Garavelli's pool hall shows decline with crime up and the Temple of the Holy Life closed. The Grand Olive Billiard Hall, once bustling with old pros like Gus and Sixteen, now hosts empty chairs, quiet games, and aging players lamenting the loss of pool culture as suburbanization and changing times take hold.
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ST. Louis
NEA
Garavelli's
Temple of the Holy Life
Grand Olive
Jesus Christ
Garavelli’s
East St. Louis
International Stock Yards
Gus
Chicago
Sixteen
Bill Thompson
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Margaret A. Whitehair
Family Trouble
Mildred P. Cadwallader
Friendly Count
Kenneth I. Lee
Lady Merit Cest Catmip Kid
Kratz
Vader Lark
Einar Magic
Fitzgerald
Totaline
College Tuilian Lauchrie
Guess
Kloss
Garcia
Lew
Prince Anson i Dalga
Terrey
Detivge
Witmer
Billy
Rivera
Sap
Prin
Pring
Ap. la
Chris’ Crystal
Army Prinsis Play
Red Pel
Juri
Merrylite
Exnacta
Bi Ws
Lewis
Rino Star
Crest Hill
Wilfil Wils
Lauviers
Man’ Casino
Gohaha Louviries
Naomi Bell
Warley
More Bay
Sluti
E Pilgrim
Regal Prin Cellege
Tog Boundawa
Cannon
Enxnacta
Wil White
Bill Breeze
Sing Aloud
Sigher
Mr. Titman Breeden
Wight
Sing’ Heart
Ancient Gate
Adamoud
Jordy
Hell Town
Titan
Miss Ha
Quitaque Nau
Comada
Prince Dow Aidaurhumbahs
Judge's Niven
Kathy Dulin
Magic Line
Proud Ara
Chico
Big Chuckle Sila Ming
Red Alamein
Navy Quest
Choe
Prin G
Asy Tan
Safe Harbor
Lord Ayion
Frien
Tomac
FreCard
Crow Hill
Issel
ABA
Frederick High
Shipley's
Terr
Walkersville High
Routzahn
Winpigler's
D. B. Rice
Winnners
FCC
Troop 799
Wan ‘Panther
Middletown i Fy D.B. Rica
Winpigler
Mt. Airy Bover
Ian Todd Steel
Aerojet
Matador
Pablo Alonso
Arruzz
Madrid
Vista Alegre
Richard Close
United States
Alton
Missouri
Belleville Hall
Pappy
Browns
New York
Ames Pool Hall
Paul Newman
Jackie Gleason
America
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Barton
Barton Distilling Co
Bardstown
Nelson County
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