Unbeaten Flashy Dash Faces Turn Test at Inglewood
Flashy Dash, an undefeated filly from the powerful Charlie Whittingham stable, will run two turns for the first time at a mile and one sixteenth in a $10,000 Southern California Podiatry Association day feature at Hollywood Park's Inglewood track. Go Annie Go and Word of Honor head the rivals. Bill Shoemaker rides Flashy Dash.
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Trojans Face Downey Reds in District 8 Prep Game
USC freshman pitcher Eric Raich from Dominquez High will start tonight as the Trojans, District 8 champions, meet the Downey Reds at Quigley Field in Commerce. The 7:80 start opens a five game stretch before the College World Series in Omaha.
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Beach leagues spark chaotic score roundup
A jumble of scores and team matchups fills the page with scattered results from parks and streets. Teams like Dodgers Cubs Yanks and Tigers appear amid standings, player notes, and upcoming games at Park Ave with no clear single lead story.
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Like Father Like Son Not If Dad Meade Has Way
The Meade family story centers on jockey Don Meade and his son Don Meade Jr. The elder rider recounts a life of suspensions and scandals, including a 1930s lifetime ban and later return, yet notes the son seeks to learn and may surpass him with guidance and hard work. The father pressed the boy to study his clippings, hoping the younger Meade avoids past mistakes.
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Liquori Mile Favorite But Not a Cinch at Compton Invite
Milers race top names from Villanova UCLA and Washington State contesting the Compton Invitational at the Coliseum with Marty Liquori favored but facing stiff challengers. Predicted winning time around 3 56, nine sub 4 minute efforts expected, including Quay and Quax among others, with fierce competition across distances and international entrants.
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Washington State
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Stanford
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New Zealand
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UCLA
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Oklahoma
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Dave Wright
JPost Stimulus Readers Discuss Racing Records
Readers quiz on trainer Noble Threewitt and jockeys. Questions explore a string of consecutive winners, notable records by Bill Shoemaker and others, and Pharlap’s origins, earnings, and race tally.
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Hawks Lose Title Game in San Bernardino Tourney
Hawthorne Hustlars defeated Long Beach Nite Hawks 54 to win the San Bernardino Invitational softball final Sunday night. George Mendia homered with two on and doubled to drive in three. Hawthorne, after a 3 0 loss Saturday, advanced from the losers bracket to beat San Bernardino Flame and Norton Air Force Base before falling to the Hustlers.
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Vikings Honor Baseball Track Banquets Tonight
Two Long Beach City College spring sports teams will be honored at separate awards banquets. The baseball team will be recognized at Chister's Cafeteria in Lakewood Center and the track team at Lakewood County Club. The highlights include the Norm Meager Viking of the Year trophies for each sport. Both events begin at 6:30 p.m.
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Golden Gate Fins Race A lartange: aes see Gajez
Race results and event notes from Golden Gate including prize totals and participant names. Mentions Sailor, Ship and various athletes, with scattered scores and entries for races and tennis results.
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WIBC Names 1972 San Jose as Tournament Site
Delegates at the 44th California Women's Bowling Assn convention approve San Jose as the 1972 tournament site by a 237 to 220 vote. Foothill will be the bidding bidder with a split-session extravaganza planned. Minnie Hirat and Bob Colburn announce a new doubles tournament at Crown Bowl Long Beach with 30 couples invited for a 6:20 p.m. kickoff and a $10 entry fee.
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Bowling events staged at Arrowhead and Riverside venues
Entries due January 16, 1971 for team events at Arrowhead Banes San Bernardino and Riverside Bowl Riverside. Competition starts April 7 1971. Bugg Barnard led Cal Bowl with a 087 four game block 245 210 214 212. Rip Van Winkle posted a 693 series with 220 210 high games. Laymon Slimey first Mojave 600 series 207 199 200 2606. El ton Clapp honored for big game at Clark Center Bowl Bellflower. Jean Worthy posted 926 series at Clark in Tuesday Gels Trio.
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Romania Seeks Narrow World Cup Start With Benched Keeper
In Guadalajara Romania excluded star keeper Raducanu for their opening World Cup match against England, with backup Adamincke stepping in. Coach Nichescu cited a minor training hand injury and team discipline concerns, while England rested and prepared for the clash after two warmups in Colombia and Ecuador.
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