NBA Sets Playoffs For Four Places
NEW YORK AP Kennedy announced the NBA will start divisional semifinals at four sites next Tuesday. The regular season ends Sunday. Eastern openers pit Cincinnati at Philadelphia and New York at Boston while the West matches Los Angeles at San Francisco and Detroit or Chicago at St Louis. Semifinals are best of five.
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Thoroughfare of Thoroughbreds at Riverside Downs
Multi race card listing purses from 1200 to 1908 dollars for four year olds and up. Entries include numerous horses with odds-like figures and place indicators, names such as Danny Dee, Puree, Warrogat, and Sun Hat, and race lengths from four and a half to one mile sixteenth.
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Woods
Vincent
Rickarue
Florence Bills
Warrogat TV
Mystathe
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Auntie’s Wolf
Prince Primrose
Lord Put
Gay Bay
Kathy
Fickerel Pant
Colonal
Jim Wa Willogate
Sky Shadow
Stall Getter
Results from racing card with multiple claiming events
A dated race card lists eight claiming races for 3 to 4 year olds and up at seven furlongs to four and a half furlongs, with winners and payouts such as Zenith Cun'ham, Coal Chex, Eves Frid, Cross Patch, Look No See, Mr P. Gonsten, Stingum, Lil Winner, and others. Payouts and times vary. a daily double payout of £470.00 is noted and multiple horse names appear alongside owners and trainers.
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Cun‘ham
College
Eves Frid
Myers
Mary’s Alibhal
Wipherst
Mar Caribe
Davidson
Sir Macon
R. Wilson
C. M. Clark
Kercgram
Tima
My Dear
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Hedge
Risten
Randy Orp
P. G.onnsten
Bob
Small
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Charherst
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Cu Mim
Stingum
Cape
Subbo
Addesa
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Detega
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Sir Oasys
Mullipney
Our Bug
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Johnston
Kratz
Ring Snut
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Mile Square
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CM Clark
J. Kratz
Addesaado Harmony Lander
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Storm Alert
Kevel
Allied
Teme
Palmer Misses Cutoff Point In Jacksonville
In Jacksonville Palmer fails to reach the final 36 holes at the Jacksonville Open, shooting 73 after 75 for 148, missing the cutoff by one stroke. Dan Sikes holds a two stroke lead at 136 after a 69, with Gay Brewer Jr. at 138 and Bob Goalby rising with a 139. Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus struggle, Doug Sanders also far back as Don January wins the tournament’s car prize.
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Bob Goalby
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Sanders
Nicklaus
Maryland Racing Commission probe urged by House panel
Maryland House Ways and Means voted to urge Gov. Agnew to name a commission to investigate the Maryland Racing Commission after a heated session. The action followed approval of a bill forbidding the commission from giving two harness tracks the same racing dates, amid complaints the panel favored tracks.
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Bass Named NAIA Coach of the Year for Oklahoma Baptist
Oklahoma Baptist coach Bob Bass, in his 15th season, earned the NAIA Basketball Coach of the Year honor. His career record stands at 274 victories and 145 defeats as his team reached the NAIA tournament semifinals for the sixth time in his tenure.
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Bob Bass
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Shannon Shifts To Third Base Key To Cards Hopes
The St Louis Cardinals plan with Mike Shannon at third base to boost power alongside Roger Maris and Orlando Cepeda. Maris returns after injury plagued seasons, bolstered by the Maris trade from the Yankees to rest against lefties while Cepeda provides strong right handed balance. If Shannon falters, Ed Spiezio Buchek or Gagliano may fill third. Pitching remains led by Bob Gibson with Ray Washburn and Al Jackson backing him.
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al Jackson
Advocat ors Favored At Aqueduct And Louisi ana Derby
Ten 3 year olds contest the 1 1/8 miles Louisiana Derby at Fair Grounds with Advocator as a leading contender in the handicap race. At Aqueduct Advocator is the 2 1 favorite in the six furlong Paumonok Handicap, while Grand Premiere and Diplo mat Way headline a diverse day of racing.
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Grand Premiere Leads Rich Arlington Washington Futurity Contenders
After a fall win and a strong run, Grand Premiere heads the Louisiana Derby field at Fair Grounds. Jimmy Combest rides Grand Premiere with Diplomat Way and Top Bid also set for the finale under weight conditions. Conditions list Dip lomat Way at 126, Grand Premiere six and Top Bid eight. Advocat or is 2-1 favorite for the 58th Paw monarch while Seaman and Michael are in with 115-116. Track conditions remained muddy after heavy snows, canceling Friday races and raising safety doubts for Saturday.
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Wheatley Stable
Fair Grounds
Jimmy Combest
LeComte
Johnny Seliers
Diplomat Way
Pete Anderson
Advocator
Hialeah Park
Michael
Seaman
St Johns School Lands Grade Cagers Night Banquet
The St Johns School held its annual league banquet at St Johns Hall East Second Street. The Falcons, winners of the boys league, and the Royal Blues, girls league champions, received trophies. Timmy Hull was named the boys MVP and Robin James the girls MVP. Also honored were Unsung Heroes Mike Currens Dave Warfield Singy Koogle and Regina Pansa. John Hassett presented the sportsmanship award. A 1966 World Series film showing capped the evening.
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