Ready or not Team Tennis comes to Los Angeles
A 16 team league will launch next May with both men and women per club. World Team Tennis drafted 311 players in August in New York. Los Angeles's team, the Los Cel es Strings, announced signing a drafter at a news conference.
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Tenacious Tennis Talent Heads List Of Prospects
A sprawling list of players including Warumi of Japan Penny Moor of Great Britain and several others such as Bruce Manson Trey Waltke Butch Watts Robin Tenney Jerry Van Linge and Alexander 22 of Los Angeles who is the ninth pick and has played Lamar Hunt's World Championship Tennis circuit this year. At 17 he was the youngest Davis Cup competitor. The Queen Mary field features James Walker Steve Cook Jack Hopper Jim Petraia Sam Gabriel Ken Ellaworth and Jack Spraillin among others with many top club pros also in the mix. Local Long Beach players Mike Krantz and Larry Benson debut in the pros.
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Dulittle Seeks Rematch In Los Robles Pace Feature
Dolittle, the 3-2 favorite, faces a rematch with Mr. Hark B. in Hollywood Park's Los Robles Pace. The race is the sixth on a nine race program beginning at 7:45 p.m. Qualifying heats start at 6 p.m. A harness racing clinic follows in the winner's circle.
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Secretariat smashes grass track record at Belmont Park
Secretariat sped to win the Man O War Stakes at Belmont Park in 2:24.45, besting Drumtop’s previous turf mark. The Triple Crown winner led Ten Tam by five lengths, earning $68,100 from a $118,600 purse and moving to sixth on all time money list with $1,224,053 career earnings. Jockey Ron Turcotte said the horse relaxed and took the lead early, drawing away in the stretch after Tentam challenged on the backstretch.
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Pin leaders face MEK burn issue on tour
Bowling pros led by Don McCune Barry Asher Karl Anthony Jim Godman and Nick Ruger embrace soaking 16 pound balls in methyl ethyl ketone to soften surfaces for better grip on oily lanes. ABC moves to ban MEK in sanctioned events as officials assess safety and rule implications.
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Howie Returns to Hockey Pride and Prospects Ahead
Gordie Howe’s comeback visit to Detroit in a non Red Wings jersey marks a return to hockey for love, not money, after three days of practice convinced him. Also notes NASCAR officials weighing penalties after a controversial finish, with Yarborough declared winner and Petty second. Tigers GM hints at a possible management offer to Ralph Houk.
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