Secretariat bows out with win at Canadian International
Secretariat wins the Canadian International Championship at Woodbine in his final race, ending a storied 21-race career. Trainer Lucien Laurin and Meadow Stable plan to retire him to stud at Claiborne Farm in Kentucky for a record $6.08 million syndication, with jockeys Turcotte and Maple reflecting on the horse as a machine.
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Lakers Edge Blazers in Injury Hit Clash
The Lakers beat Portland as Wicks sat out with a shoulder bruise and Roberson was doubtful with a tender ankle. Portland coach McCloskey praised Gonditch and planned a rematch at home Tuesday while noting Wicks is likely to play. Lakers limited miscues to 16, their best this season, and coach Sharman said he would be pleased with a one point win.
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Stanford Loses Hill for Season in Football Injury
Stanford quarterback Anthony Hill tears ligaments in left knee during 48 14 win over Washington State and will undergo surgery at Stanford Medical Center ending his season. Hill left after making his fourth catch of the game and is out for the year.
Money Lender wins Norfolk Stakes at Oak Tree meet
Money Lender overtook Merry Fellow in the final yards to win the $96,750 Norfolk Stakes at Oak Tree Santa Anita by a half length. Holding Pattern was third and Such A Rush finished fourth. Jockey Jerry Lambert rode Money Lender for a $37.66 exacta, with payouts of $19.20 and $4.20 for the other placings. Deb Rickey caused a spill that injured Alexander Fernandez, who broke a collarbone. apprentice Danny Winich fell from his horse but was not injured.
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Snead Wins Australian Open After Last Minute Pick Up
i J Snead fired a final round one under 71 after pulling last minute guidance from veteran Bobby Locke. He edged Jerry Breaux by two strokes to win the Australian Open Golf Championship, securing $6,000 of a $27,500 purse with a four round total of eight under par 280.
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Gonzalez eyes Japan title bout on way to defenses
Gonzalez, WBC lightweight champion from Long Beach, weighs two offers for a Japan title defense with possible January fight. He beat Antonio Puddu by 10 rounds, earning 64,000 and a 57th win with 47th KO. Manager McCoy cites Japan purses of 95,000 and 75,000 and hints at a possible bout with Jimmy Heair.
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Mahaffey Glanville retains posts at Sahara Masters
John Mahaffey, a 24 year old on tour, won the Sahara Invitational with a three under par 68 totaling 271 to capture $27,000 from a $135,000 purse. He beat Dave Eichelberger by three strokes as Eichelberger tied the course record with 64. Saskatchewan 34 Hamilton 48 Ottawa 16 Montreal 9 also reported. Harriet Glanville defended the Long Beach Women's Masters title at Costa Mesa with a final total 923.
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Du Quoin Loses Hambletonian Race To Philadelphia
Du Quoin State Fairgrounds manager Fred Huff said the loss came as the track was outmuscled. The Hambletonian Society awarded the harness racing classic to Liberty Belt Park in Philadelphia for three years starting in 1975, moving it from Du Quoin, Illinois.
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