Grenier family legacy continues at Hollywood Park harness racing
Jacques Grenier, a famed Long Beach coach turned harness trainer, died of a heart attack a year ago. His son Marc now trains 23 horses at Hollywood Park, balancing driving, training, and announcing ambitions while upholding his father’s racing legacy and public respect.
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Orioles Roll Over Washington for 10th Straight Win
Orioles win 6-2 as Dave McNally earns 24th victory with a four hitter. Frank Howard hits his 44th homer. Twins welcome Rod Carew back after three months as Paul Ratliff delivers a pinch hit three-run homer in the bottom of the ninth to beat Kansas City 6-4. Other AL results include New York over Boston 4-3 and Detroit over Cleveland 4-3. In NL, Chicago blanks New York 2-0 and other headlines include Montreal and Houston wins.
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Kings Edge Black Hawks In NHL Exhibition Fracas
Chicago unleashed a barrage of goals as Kings face resilience from Chico Maki and Gary Dineen. Bob Pulford joined the lineup boosting Toronto trade addition while W. Ward and Regan pushed conditioning as the Kings aim to meet Vancouver next.
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Scores From Roundup of Scheduled Games and Player Notes
A fragmented roundup lists multiple games with players and scores across cities including New York Montreal Philadelphia St Louis and Chicago. Notable names include McDowell Blass Lerseh and Palmer with various point totals as teams like Detroit Milwaukee and Washington are in action.
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Ken Boyer Named Coach by St Louis After Standout Career
Former standout hind baseman Ken Boyer joins St Louis as coach after a storied playing career with the club. The appointment signals a bid to leverage his experience and leadership for the upcoming season.
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Angels Win 5 1 As Johnson Near Silver Bat Milestone
The Angels defeated the Yankees 5 1 as Johnson’s season ends with a .3273 average and his 200th hit, a personal high. He stole 17 bases and reached 90 feet on two fly balls, while Phillips plans to lift him for the batting title if base on balls allows. Rookie Lloyd Allen watches Johnson chase fame in the late season surge.
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Rockets Topple Lakers in Exhibition Thriller
San Diego Rockets defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 127 to 117 as Elvin Hayes dominated with 31 points and strong rebounding. Hayes and John Trapp sparked a late charge after Lakers tied it at the end of the third quarter.
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Pacific Net Favorites Impress at Pacific Coast Open
BERKELEY UPS All favorites scored impressive wins Wednesday in the $22,000 Pacific Coast International Tennis Open but tournament director Barry MacKay fell to the wayside. MacKay beat Joe Brown of Omaha 6 3 4 6 3 in the first round before losing to Bay Raffles of Australia 6 3 7 5. Cliff Richey of San Angelo Texas defeated Ray Moore in straight sets 6 2 6 0 while Arthur Ashe defeated Harosan Rahim of Pakistan and WOLA 6 4 6 2. Billie Jean King, the top woman, defeated Eliza Pande of Palo Alto 6 4 6 8. Rosemary Casals of San Francisco beat Esme Emanuel of South Africa 6 2 6 5.
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Dobson Delivers Eight as Padres Edge Dodgers
Pat Dobson pitched eight shutout innings to help the San Diego Padres nip the Los Angeles Dodgers 2, clinching a narrow victory. He earned his 5th win, scattering seven hits with seven strikeouts and no walks while Claude Osteen suffered his 17th loss. Ollie Brown and Steve Garvey contributed in the decisive moments as the Padres grabbed the lead in the third on Robles and Gaston RBI hits and Brown’s sac fly.
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