Track meet results across multiple schools and events
Readout of boys and girls track results with multiple clubs listed. Highlights include New London, Western Reserve, and Clearview performances across 120 high hurdles 440 dash mile runs relays shot put long jump and more.
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Jeff Greve
Terryce
Jeff Horn
Steve
Steve McGuckin
Mike Nestor
Terry Munroe
Dan Mushett
the River
New London
Je ‘Braden
Jim Sullivan
Jerry Braden
Mike Scheerer
John Burras
Jerry Morrow
Virgil Harris
Pat Rinner
Bob Hemchak
Mike Rosso
Bob Carpenter
Ter
Keith LaVine
Bill Hoelzer
Lee McClish
Owen Woolever
Clearview
Edison
Willard
Bill Simsa
Dan Moyer
Harvey Garcia
Hector Garcia
Mike Ross
Jim Jesberger
Ray Krohn
Dan Gardner
Rusty Hayes
Dave Noegle
Keith Ostheimer
Dudley Cramer
Tom Harlow
Rich Ciarrone
Brian Keller
Betty Phillips
Anna Dandar
Shereen Hashmis
Connie Burcaw
Firelands
Kaye Kovacs
Robin Swert
Jackie Burns
Karen Hoffman
Mary Tackett
Debbie Treaster
Marthan Bickley
Char Miers
Debi Wilmoth
Tami Carpenter
Anna Burcaw
Jill Eisenhower
Trish Hillman
Kathy van Hook
National League East Standings and Schedule Summary
The standings show St. Louis leading NL East with 9 wins. Montreal 8, Pittsburgh 7, Chicago and New York 6, Philadelphia 5. Weekend results include Pittsburgh at New York rained out, Chicago over Cincinnati, San Francisco over Montreal, Houston over San Diego in 10 innings, and Los Angeles over Atlanta. Tomorrow's matchups feature Rasmussen versus Krukow in St. Louis at Chicago and Billingham versus Messersmith in Cincinnati at Atlanta.
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St. Louis
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Houston
San Diego
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Goday
Rasmussen
Krukow
Cincinnati
Billingham
Messersmith
Rhodon
Jones
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Toronto
Detroit
Cleveland
West Chicago
Oakland
Minnesota
California
Seattle
Kansas City
Boston
Texas
Stanley
Tiant
Lemanczyk
Garvin
Seattle Slew Captures Wood Memorial Ride to Derby Favoritism
Seattle Slew won the Wood Memorial by 3 1/4 lengths in 1:49 3/5 for 11/8 miles. Jockey Jean Cruguet let the Derby favorite ease ahead after the three-eighths, defeating Fratello Ed in a weak field to remain undefeated at six-for-six.
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New York
UPI
Seattle Slew
Taylor
Churchill Downs
Anne Saturday
Bold Reasoning
My Charmer
Jean Cruguet
Fratello Ed
Gotham
Cruguet
Middleton Wins In OT as Bruins Top Flyers 4-3
Rick Middleton scored at 2:57 of overtime lifting the Boston Bruins to a 4-3 win over the Philadelphia Flyers to take a 1-0 lead in the Stanley Cup semifinal. Bernie Parent misdirected Middleton’s shot into his own net after a save. Bobby Clarke and Bob Dailey scored for Philadelphia to force OT.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Boston Bruins
Philadelphia Flyers
Rick Middleton
Bernie Parent
Bruins
Flyers
Parent
Middleton
Bobby Clarke
Bob Dailey
Jean Ratelle
Bobby Schmautz
Don Marcotte
Montreal Canadiens
New York Islanders
Montreal
Referees Blasted By Coaches In Playoff Comeback Wins
Boston's 124 119 win over Philadelphia drew protests over a late inbounds call with Celtics officials split on the timing. Coaches Shue and Heinsohn blasted the reform calls as the series shifts toward mounting referee scrutiny across multiple playoff games.
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Mike Tully
UPI
Joe Crawford
Richard Jackson
Boston
Philadelphia
National Basketball Association
Crawford
Jackson
Celtics
Gene Shue
Cubs Blast Reds 7 1 in Chicago rout
The Cubs defeated the Cincinnati Reds 7 to 1 as Cincinnati slipped to 4 10 in the Western Division. Ray Burris earned the win in a complete game for Chicago, while Woodie Fryman took the loss after an early exit. Bobby Murcer hit a three run homer and Jerry Morales added a solo shot as Chicago built a 3 0 lead and cruised. Pete Rose's error helped the Cubs add two runs in the sixth.
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Chicago
UPI
Cincinnati
Sparky Anderson
Reds
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Woodie Fryman
Ivan DeJesus
Ose Cardenal
Bill Buckner
Bobby Murcer
Jerry Morales
Fryman
Burris
Cub
Buckner
DeJesus
Pete Rose
Rose
Mike
Yarborough Tops Virginia 500 to Lead Short-Track Run
Cale Yarborough won the Virginia 500 at Martinsville Speedway, the $104,150 NASCAR Grand National race. The 37 year old from Timmonsville has won eight short track races since Aug 29 last year and 11 of 13 short track events overall, surpassing Richard Petty. Petty still looms, but Yarborough says he won’t be counted out soon and notes the fickleness of racing history.
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UPI
Richard Petty
Cale Yarborough
Yarborough
Martinsville
Speedway
Petty
Timmonsville
D.C
Johnson
Simons Wins New Orleans Open by Three Strokes
Jim Simons captured the New Orleans Open with a 273 total to finish 15 under par at Lakewood Country Club. He overtook Stan Lee who rallied with four birdies but bogeyed the final holes to fall short. Simons, a Wake Forest alum, earned his first victory since joining the PGA in 1972.
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New Orleans
UPI
Jim Simons
al Hirt
Pete Fountain
Simons
Lee
Lakewood Country Club
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Chris Reynolds
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Maple City Ice
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Sandusky Sweeper Service
Warren St. Sandusky
Home Improvement Commission
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R. & J. Miller
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