Shenandoah Downs Race Report Sevenths Highlight Exacta
Shenandoah Downs featured a seventh race with Dark Conflict ridden by Benjamin finishing 25.00-5.00. Spicy Babs with Grove placed second behind Ther Sis ridden by Saavedra. Exacta paid 106.40 while Prime Tam Gordon King’s Companion Matherne and Judge Loveless Bratz are noted in the field. Attendance 3,356, handle 2,635,910.
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Benjamin
Grove
Saavedra
Gordon
Matherne
Judge Loveless
Bratz
Sam
Small
FURST
Morton
Roberts
Lee Foerth
Peters
Baber
Lajatess
Sintideavoe
Chevy Fuchs
Don Galen
Deege
Descoser
Late Lane
Figgins
Botley
Lewis
Bluenes
Bosal Price Na
Arbrath
Todd
Kirk
Atreek Las Hoa
Sam Brick
Gag
Tun Turner
Horns Williams
Burdeeiges
Spastatis
Lia
Foguet
Debege
fEthatt
Ritt Gee
Vmiulerm
Achrema
Ofan
Sunny Harb
Trade Split Red Sox and Brewers in Big 10-Player Deal
Ken Brett blasted Boston for lack of communication as the Red Sox sent pitcher Jim Lonborg and seven others to Milwaukee in exchange for Marty Pattin Lew Krausse Tommy Harper Pat Skrable and others. The deal reshapes both clubs as World Series play paused.
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Baltimore
Boston Red Sox
Milwaukee Brewers
Ken Brett
Red Sox
Brett
Brewers
Jim Lonborg
Billy Conigliaro
Joe Lahoud
Don Pavletich
George Scott
Marty Paitin
Lew Krausse
Tommy Harper
Pat Skrable
Boston
Southpaw
Eddie Kasko
Billy
Tony
California
Jerry Mosex
Ray Jarvis
Ken Tatum
Jarvis Tatum
Dee Gets
Tony Consiglaro
Scot
Lonborg
Carl Yastrzemat
Reggie Smith
Rico Petrocell
Seat
Mesto
Yestrzemat
Pattin
Billy Contigiaro
Yastrzemski
Scott
Petrocelli
Yastrzemsky
Smith
Lahoud
Billy Consigiaro
Kaslo
Dick) O’connell
Frank Lane
Harper
Krausse
Skrable
Evansville
Aversee
Consigiaro
Congilaro
RBI
Pavletich
Knicks Open Title Chase Against Pistons in Season Opener
The Knicks boosted by Jerry Lucas and Dean Meminger begin the 26th NBA season at home versus the Detroit Pistons. New York aims to reclaim the title with a familiar core led by Read DeBusschere Bradley Frazier Barnett while Detroit hopes for a bounceback after a 45 37 record.
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Bert Rosenthal
Associated Press
New York Knicks
Jerry Lucas
Dean Meminger
National Basketball Association
Detroit Pistons
New York
Willis Read
Dave de 3Usschere
Bill Bradley
Walt Frazier
Dick Barnett
Detroit
Knicks
Pistons
Clear Spring Edges Lancers 1-0 in Soccer Clash
Clear Spring defeated Singapore 1-0 with eight minutes left in the first half as Yost converted Andersons cross. Singapore launched 19 shots but found the target few. Clear Spring defense held after the breakthrough. Singapore hosts Catoctin next in a county standings non league game.
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Singapore
Clear Spring
Yost
Anderson
Lancer
Bob Dawson
Williamsport
Washington
Catoctin
UNC players dispute heat safety after Bil Arnold death
A group of eleven former UNC players calling themselves the Committee of Concerned Athletes charged inadequate preventive measures before Bil Arnold's fatal heat stroke during football practice. They disputed the UNC Faculty Athletic Committee report citing neglect and aired accusations of abuse by coaches and trainers.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Heven
University of North Carolina
Bil Arnold
Arnold
Staten Island
N.Y
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
UNC
Committee of
Athletic Committee
Bill Richardson
Sooners Rise to Second in AP Top Ten
Oklahoma defeats Texas 48-27 to rise from eighth to second behind Nebraska in the AP poll. Michigan drops to third after beating Michigan State. Alabama moves to fourth after routing Vanderbilt. Georgia climbs to eighth as Penn State, Texas round out the top ten.
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Sooners
Uerschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Texas
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Missouri
Michigan
Michigan State
Wolverines
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Autorn
Southern
Minalar Ligt
Coloredh
Bena State
Alan
Georgia
Mississippi
Penn State
Army
Nittany Lions
Longhorns
Arizona State
Colorado State
Louisiana State
Ohio State
Tennessee
Stanford
Arkansas
Toledo
Washington
Florida State
Purdue
Duke
North Carolina
Arizona
LSU
Phillies Astros Close To Deal Sees Morgan Move Likely
The Philadelphia Phillies near a trade with the Houston Astros to acquire Joe Morgan for three players led by Deron Johnson. Details include Denny Doyle and Joe Hoerner as possible Phillies pieces, with Houston weighing Doyle’s value before finalizing. GM John Quinn did not confirm names or deal terms.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Astros
Astros
Joe Morgan
Phillies
Deron Johnson
Associated Press
Johnson
Denny Doyle
Joe Hoerner
Houston
Morgan
Doyle
John Quinn
Quinn
Frederick Adult League Names Officers and Meeting
Larry Callahan was elected president of the Frederick Adult League with OX secretary treasurer and Sonny Blank as Public Relations. The lead will spar teams this year and applications from interested teams to attend a meeting next Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the gym. The Kansas City Royals swept the Boston Red Sox 11 times in 12 games during the 1971 season.
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Atlanta
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Seattle
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Phoenix
NBA
Perio
Ore American Staketball Association
Denver
Utah
Elmore Smith
Walt Hazzard
Pete Maravich
Larry Callahan
Frederick
Sonny Blank
Kansas Cit Royals
Boston Red Sox
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Buck) Bystrom
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