Drumtop Captures Bowling Green Handicap At Belmont Park
Drumtop, the 5 year old bay mare owned by James B. Mosely and ridden by Chuck Baltazar, beat six male rivals including Fort Marcy in the Bowling Green Handicap at Belmont Park on a course record 2 25 2 for 1 1/4 miles on the grass. Advance Guard won the Inglewood Handicap at Hollywood Park with Manta second. Gleaming won the Long Branch Stakes at Monmouth Park in 1 42 4 5.
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Associated Press
Belmont Park
Fort Marcy
West Coast
Inglewood
Hollywood Park
Manta
Drumtop
James B. Mosely
Chuck Baltazar
Advance Guard
Bill Shoemaker
Calumet Farm
Cialist
Gleaming
Monmouth Park
Liberty Bells Park
Saxony Warrior
Golden Gate Fields
Arlington Park
Suffolk Downs
Major League Leaders American League Batting and Pitching
The list shows Oliva Minnesota leading AL batting at .371 with 76 hits from 115 at bats. Burdens include Murcer and others with 359 at bats and 41 runs. Pitching leaders include Cuellar Baltimore with 7 decisions and a 2.67 ERA, Blue Oakland 125 strikeouts.
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Murcer
N.Y
Buford
Ball
R. Smith
Bost
Killebrew
Minn
White
Petrocelli
Boston
Oliva
Tovar
B.conigliaro
Cash
W.horton
Patek
K.C
Otis
Cuellar
Balt
Blue
Oak
Lolich
Det
W.davis
L.A
Brock
St.l
St. L
Stargell
Pitt
H.aaron
Atl
Garr
Stl
M.alou
Harrelson
US athlete wins discus at Athens meet
Jay Silver of the United States won the discus with a 204 feet 6% inch throw at the international track meet held Sunday night at Karaiskakis Stadium in Athens Greece.
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Athens
Greece
Jay Silver
United States
Third Straight Championship For Porsches
West German Porsches clinched their third consecutive world sports car title with a dominant 1-2 finish in the Le Mans 24 hour race. Porsche 917 drivers Helmut Marko and Gijs van Lennep won, while Richard Attwood and Herbert Muller finished second. The victory signals a shift from the one make dominance as the sport shifts to a 3 liter formula, with Enzo Ferrari hinting at future Le Mans involvement and potential entrants like Alfa Romeo, Matra Simca, Lola, Chevron, BRM, and Toyota. The event set a distance record of 3,315 miles at an average speed of 138 mph.
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LE Mans
France
Rico Steinemann
Helmut Marko
Gijs Var Lennep
Richard Attwood
Britain
Herbert Muller
Switzerland
Enzo Ferrari
Alfa Romeo
Matta Simca
Lola
Chevron
BRM
Japan
Toyota
Mexico
Pedro Rodriguez
Derek Bell
Ferrari
Porsche
Marko
van Lennep
Jochen Rindt
Brewers Sign Rob Ellis From Michigan State
Milwaukee signed Rob Ellis the Brewers number one choice in the secondary phase of the free agent draft. Ellis is a hard hitting outfielder from Michigan State and will join the roster and travel with the team to Baltimore for the next series.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Brewers
Rob Ellis
Ellis
Michigan State
Brewer
Baltimore
Mt Sneffles Named for Fictional Moon Mountain in Colorado
The Colorado peak Mt Sneffles earned its name due to its resemblance to the fictional mountain created by Jules Moon. The naming links a real landscape to a literary reference, illustrating how authors influence geographical nomenclature.
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Mt. Sneffles
Colorado
Jules Moon
Adopt New Plans For Qualifying In Tournament
AUGUSTA Ga AP The Masters Tournament Committee will invite winners of all major PGA tournaments to the 19 Masters. Cliff Roberts said the one year qualifying period now covers 1971 to 1972 and the former Champions invitation rule is dropped. The new plan replaces the US eight player point system. Roberts noted tour events now attract strong fields.
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Augusa
PGA
Cliff Roberts
Roberts
United States
Utica Bowing Quint Prospers In State Event
Utica's Sam Montana Sport Shop team won first in the scratch division and second in handicap at the New York State Bowlers Association championships in Utica. Terry Howell of Canandaigua won the singles handicap title, John Simonelli of Rochester won the scratch singles. Team and individual divisional scores list scattered names across Utica, Rochester, Buffalo, and Albany with multiple clubs earning top spots.
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N.Y
Sam Montana
Sport Shop
New York State Bowlers Association
Canandaigua
Terry Howell
Rochester
John Simonelli
Chet Gomski
Albany
Bruce Clemmey
Buffalo
Gassi Restaurant
San Montana Sport Shop
Morgan Trust Co
Nyc
Tony's Spaghetti House
Collision
Syracuse
Walt Gokey
Bob Watson
Sherrill
Frank Schulz
Jim Laffery
Don Chiara
C. Ornam
Geneseo
Joe Hanus
John Longo
Fairmount
Frank Selitto
D. Borello
Harry Piechowiak
Ayes Clemmey
Bob Lewis
Queens
John Humphrey
Sylvan Beach
Mike McBride
Versace Bowling Shop
Poughkeepsie
VanWie
Chevy
Ae Supply
Mene
Masters
H. Schwabi
J. Schroeder
Ang Santucci
Bob Ritz
Fred Doell
W. Payne
Richard Plysind
George Bonacci
Ae Simonelli
Joe Goelbieski
Ed Kennedy
George Baird
Poughkepsie
Bob Babiarz
Canadiens not for sale says Molson president
Montreal Canadiens president David Molson states the NHL club is not for sale despite persistent rumors. He cites stock activity reports from Canadian Arena Co. which owns the Forum and the Canadi ans, noting shares rose from 9.50 to 14.50 on the Montreal Stock Exchange after the Canadiens beat the Boston Bruins in the Stanley Cup semifinals.
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Montreal
David Molson
Montreal Canadiens
Molson
Gazette
Ted Blackman
Canadian Arena Co
Forum
Canadiens
Montreal Stock Exchange
Boston Bruins
Sunday Stars: Williams drives Braves past Astros in rout
Earl Williams of the Braves drove in six runs with two homers as Atlanta crushed Houston 9-0. Sam McDowell of the Indians held Milwaukee to two hits in an 11-0 Cleveland win after retiring the first 16 batters.
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Associated Press
Earl Williams
Braves
Atlanta
Houston Astros
Sam McDowell
Indians
Cleveland
Milwaukee Brewers
McLaren Domination Opens Can Am Series at Mosport
In Mosport Park Ontario Jack Stewart’s Lola Chevrolet led early before transmission problems sidelined him as McLaren duo Denis Hulme and Peter Revson dominated the Can Am opener. Hulme won by one second over Revson with Stewart finishing fifth after a strong start. Hulme and Revson split $30,000 of the $75,000 purse and gained 35 points toward McLaren’s fifth straight title. Also at Michigan International Speedway Bobby Allison captured the Motor State 400 in a Mercury, setting a track record and beating Bobby Isaac by a bumper.
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Scotland
Jackie Stewart
Jack
McLaren
Denis Hulme
Peter Revson
Mosport Park
Bowmanville
Ont
Hulme
Revion
New York
Stewart
Revson
Dan Gurney
Lothar Motschenbacher
Newport Beach
Calif
Bob Bondurant
Tustin
John Vordts
Cambridge Junction
Mich
Bobby Allison
Hueytown
Ala
Michigan International Speedway
Allison
Bobby Isaac
Isaac
Catawba
N.C
El Cordobes Wins Big In Jaen Bullfight Spectacle
Manu el Benitez El Cordobes claimed four ears and a tail in the so called Bullfight of the Century at Jaen as Santiago Martin El Viti and Jose Fuentes shared in nine ears and two tails. The crowd praising performances amid weak bulls while a TV audience watched the first Spain color network telecast. About 5,000 attended Madison Square Garden in New York with 80 protesters at the auditorium.
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Jaen
Spain
Manuel Benitez
el Cordobes
Santiago Martin
Cortland goalie Roy stars in North-South lacrosse victory
Cortland State goalie Peter Roy was named most valuable player after stopping 18 shots as the North beat the South 9-6 at Tufts University. First period goals from Hallenback, Rim mer, Sevcalise, Wood and Topichak sparked a 5-0 lead, with two goals apiece by both sides in the middle period. Rom Cafaro added two for Army in the final period as the South closed to 9-6.
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Medford
Mass
Peter Roy
Cortland State
N.Y
Tufts University
Roy
Yankees
Don Hallenback
Cortland
al Rimmer
Cornell
Bob Sevcalise
Brown
Steve Wood
Army
John Topichak
Hobart
Rom Cafaro
South
Whitworth Won LPGA Title Aims U S Open Next
Kathy Whitworth won the LPGA championship at Pleasant Valley CC with a four under par 288, earning $7,950 and boosting career earnings to over $326,000. She eyes the U S Open, joking that it could be played on this course. Kathy Ahern finished four strokes back at 292 with $5,800.
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Sutton
Mass
Kathy Whitworth
Miss Whitworth
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Pleasant Valley
Shirley Englehorn
Kathy Ahern
Sandra Haynie
Kathy
Miss Ahern
Sandra Post Elliott
New England
Jane Blaylock
Miss Haynie
Mrs. Elliott
Miss Blaylock
Wanamaker Captures National Decathlon Title in Porterville
Rick Wanamaker, 23, won the AAU decathlon with 7,989 points in Porterville, 11 shy of 8,000. Guss Hodge was second at 7,958 as Wanamaker heads to Berkeley to face Russia in a World All Star team event. Wanamaker plans to pursue the 1972 Olympics. His best events were javelin 214-5, discus 159-6, and high jump 6-7.
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Porterville
Calif
Rick Wanamaker
America
Wanamaker
Drake University
Guss Hodge
Hodge
U.S
Berkeley
Russia
Nikolay Avilov
Vladimir Scherbatykh
Cleveland
National Basketball Association
Forfeit Decision Highlights Fort Ontario Baseball Standings
Broadwell's No 1 beat No 2 12 to 8 at Fort Ontario but Amercan Legion was awarded a forfeit over Post 5885. The circuit preserves its perfect forfeiture record. No future league coverage unless two games are played as scheduled. Upcoming: VFW Post 5885 vs Broadwell's No 2 at 6 PM Saturday on the main diamond. Legionnaires vs VFW Post 2320 on the auxiliary field. all-star contest at 8 PM Saturday. post-game at Murray's Grove. League meeting July 14 at 7:30 PM.
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Broadwell
Fort Ontario
Circuit
Amercan Legion
VFW Post
VFW
Legionnaires
Broadwell's
Murray's Grove
Past Champions Lose on Diamond
In Omaha Southern Illinois knocks Southern California 8-3 as Busby exits in the eighth inning. Tulsa answers with a 9-8 win over Harvard on Rich Stonebarker's sixth inning homer. The winners meet Monday at 8 p.m. LIU trails 3-3 before a four-run eighth. Southern Cal and Brigham Young prepare for Monday’s losers’ bracket game.
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Omaha
Neb
Southern Illinois
Southern California
Jim Busby
Tulsa
Rich Stonebarker
Harvard
Liu
Busby
Larry Calafetti
Mike Eden
Eden
Southern Cal
Brigham Young
Daryl Arenstein
New York Trio Among Leaders in Canadian Cup race
Three New Yorkers led the opening Canadian American Challenge Cup for Group Six sports cars at Mosport. Tom Dutton of Gloversville finished 11th in 1 hour 49 minutes 14.2 seconds on the 80 laps. Bob Brown of Huntington was 6th in 1 hour 50 minutes 2.1 seconds. Bill Wender of Glen Cove was 16th in 1 hour 48 minutes 44.2 seconds. Denis Hulme of New Zealand led the event.
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Mosport
Ont
Upstate
Tom Dutton
Gloversville
N.Y
Bob Brown
Huntington
McLeagle
Brown
Bill Wender
Glen Cove
McLaren
Denis Hulme
New Zealand
Kavalek Takes Lead in International Chess Tourney
Netanya Israel AP reports Tubomir Kavalek of the United States leading after 11 rounds by defeating Dragoljub Janosevic of Yugoslavia. Kavalek Pal Benko of New York, 74 es in points, with four sons left.
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Netanya
Israel
Tubomir Kavalek
United States
Dragoljub Janosevic
Yugoslavia
Kavalek
Pal Benko
New York
Across the Counter Insurance Advice Debate
A client Monty Davis questions scattering fire insurance across multiple companies. An experienced agent argues against it, saying conflicts, delays, and split responsibility hinder claims, while a single strong insurer handles the entire risk for prompt fair settlements. the exchange ends with an offer to serve all insurance needs.
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Monty Davis
Charles
Harringson
Monty
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