Charles Town horse race results from a meets summary
The report lists race placements and wagering outcomes at Charles Town with multiple exacta payoffs. Bets included Big Exacta combinations with results featuring owners or riders like Lewis, Grove, and Fitzgerald. Attendance stood at about 2,228 and handle around 189,059 dollars.
Eastern Stars Meet West In Midget All Star Game
The Eastern Division faces the West in a Midget League All Star game at McCurdy Field at 6 30 p m top young county players compete East coached by George May Jr West by Bing Keeney MVP award to be announced Rod Bowie leads West and Jay Hart tops East rosters list players from Giants Rams Vikings Packers Lions Orioles and others in a regional showcase
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Donnie Hammond
Doug Himes
Neil Frey
Marty Humberson
Mark Gaspick
Doug Blickenstaff
Buster Saucier
Vikings
Hal Waxter
Bob Dailey
Doug Dailey
Mark Full
Dan Rivers
Kevin Blair
Bo Bargaw
Packers
Ken Litchinger
David Weedon
Lions
Jeff Comer
Jay Hart
Billy Crone
Mike Ditto
Mark Danner
Steve Sandower
Paul Debolt
Tom Wilkens
Ron Saylor
Scott Ruetten
Scott Decker
Dean Stone
Redskins
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Mark Moss
Ronnie Biser
Chuck England
William Staley
Colts
Norman Jennings
David Johnston
Ken Cam
Newcomers Seek NHL Scoring Title Rise in Standings
Boston's Phil Esposito leads NHL scoring with 14 goals and 20 assists for 34 points. Vancouver's Wayne Maki, an expansion pick, sits seventh with 9 goals and 12 assists. Chicago's Bryan Campbell ties for eighth with 20 points, after a February trade that reshaped rosters.
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Bears Lose Douglass in Bears Victory and Injury
CHICAGO AP Left hander Bobby Douglass out for season with a broken left wrist after guiding the Bears to a 31-13 win over Buffalo. He believed the injury was a sprain when it occurred in the second quarter. Jack Concannon returns as starter with Kent Nix backing up.
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Kick boxing gains fame in Japan through American fighter
Edler, a 23 year old former Marine from Pasco Washington, trains six days weekly in Tokyo as the only known American kick boxer in the Orient. He fights in Bangkok earning fifth in Thai rankings, nets about 350 dollars per bout with a two fight monthly minimum, and plans to retire in two years to study at Sophia University while teaching English.
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Cornell Looks To Marinaro
Cornell’s Ed Marinaro, 210 pounds from New Milford New Jersey, is poised to carry the ball heavily again as the Big Red open the season. He set school and Ivy League rushing marks last year and has drawn early All America attention after 937 yards in six games this fall. Marinaro aims to finish as the nation’s top rusher, a title eluded last year by Steve Owens. He also excels as a receiver and blocker and has drawn NFL interest.
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Field Hockey On Ice Bandy Growing In Sweden
Sweden shows growing bandy interest with 3 327 rink teams and 198 women’s teams. Sport originated in England, introduced to Sweden in 1895, and featured in Oslo 1952 as an exhibition. Russia’s Soviets dominate world championships, with Sweden hosting 1971 with strong participation across leagues.
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Mets Sign Cleon Jones for 1971 Season
The New York Mets agreed to a contract estimated at 55000 with outfielder Cleon Jones, the team's first 1971 signing. GM Bob Scheffing says no player will be cut despite a drop to third in the NL East as Jones posted .277 in 1970 after .340 in 1969 with 10 homers and 63 RBIs.
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Thanksgiving Week Car Specials 1965 70 Fords and More
Thanksgiving week sale ad lists numerous classic cars with V8 engines, automatics, power features, and color details. Highlights include 1965 Ford Galaxie Convertible, 1969 Ford LTD 4 Dr, 1966 Plymouth Barracuda, 1965 Mustang Fastback, and various wagons, sedans, and a 1968 Chrysler New Yorker. Prices and mileage not provided, but stock emphasizes low miles and attractive trims.
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