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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1975
Page
10
Hollingworth says spring decisions shape the regular season. He cites Carlos thriving and Tony struggling, noting he chose the better hitter. Musce questions others’ spring form, while Tony laments morale but vows effort despite uncertainty about acquisitions.
Canadian jockey Sandy Hawley opened at Mlollywood Park with wins and built to a five race burst including a thrilling neck victory aboard Native Guest in the Debonair Stakes at Santa Anita. Native Guest, trained by Gold Mills Farm, rallied from well back to edge Udonegoon and Cute and Deadly.
Harness racing stars led by Robert Williams and Billy Haughton converge at Los Alamitos for the first Driver's Hall of Fame night honoring the Southern California Grand Circuit. The seven Hall of Fame drivers compete in three races as Hawley’s Native Guest wins again, while jockeys Shoemaker and Pincay trail in standings. Hollywood Park dark. racing resumes Wednesday with the Senorita Stakes.
Reno Las Vegas lines show Foolish Pleasure favorite at 5-2 for the Kentucky Derby on May 3. Prince Thow Art, who beat Foolish Pleasure in the Santa Anita Derby, sits as 7-2 second choice. Avatar, winner of the Santa Anita Derby, rises to 3-1 in the latest betting updates.
A garbled sports note references Mason's Specials at Holly Woot Park with scattered phrases about parlay plays and players. The readable items point to a local or amateur contest setting with names and playful bets, but critical details are unclear.
Race meet at Alamito features multiple pace events with names such as Stormy Defiance Native Mt and Tenale D Deloth. Purses notable with Exacta payouts around 17 dollars and a total pool near 537 thousand. The text lists horses including Jack Orbit Mon and Grand Breaks with varying placements and speeds across mile and harness races.
Fragmentary racing notice mentions Lucky Louise at Los Alamitos and a last bet scenario with Realmania and CHANCE ARE. Details are garbled but indicate a horse race card entry with bets and participants.
Father Jim and son Pat Grossaint delivered a notable display as Jim, a Gal Bowl regular with a 17 league average, uncorked a strong performance. Official results documented the pair’s surprising back to back innings and a memorable Raul dip from last week.
Bowler Grosaint carded a 277 at Brunswick Rossmoor Lanes Los Alamitos as part of a four week Play Bowlers tournament. His son Pat, 11, led Cal Bowl juniors with a 2645 series at Plaza Lanes Long Beach, anchoring Year-of-a-Kind to A Division team title amid a 2643 handicap total. Other divisions and individual results highlight strong showings by Nebble, Anderson, Hart, Horton, Lussman, and Debbie Maire among seniors and girls.
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