Big Triple payoffs in Northfield harness racing encore
The 6 3 2 combination paid 1881.90 as Keystone Gem led from start to finish in the final race. Kiddy Car edged IN ALL among 4757 fans. total wagering reached 77559 with 392475 in nightly bets. Wayne Nickells piloted Don Matheson to win with Repertrix in first, and Hidden Goods led wire to wire. Scotty MacDougall earned his first win in 2:05.3 with Lou Mellert driving Rush Street Boss in the late pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Keystone Gem
Ralph Potts
Wayne Nickells
Chilla
Ernest Kauffman
Hidden Goods
At &1
Dick Wenzel
True Osborne
Scotty MacDougall
Lou Mellert
Rush Street
Perfecta Auteria
Ellen
Geno Song
M. Charles Edward
G. Mueller
W. Nickells
Karen G
Revonah
B. Herninger Ek
D. Bean
Pancho
J Quinn
Irvine
DA Burton
Smith
John Gallon
Hamilton
Wil Ric Straw
Miller Ban
Umber
M. Dillion
D. Hamilton
Lucky
Mor Chiette
Faucher
Libbson
Wiseman
Tim Painter
Brendt
Steady Lew
Lappiatt
Boo Sheen
Sea Dart
Crabbs
Master Tip
M. Dithion
Mary Fitz
R. Thomas
Guy Dancer
Stutzman
Pearl Tos Brendt
Coral Ann J. Sowash
Pace
Steady Skipper
Potter
Brave Andy
Sowash
L Ward
Barn Blum
T Brinkerhoff
L Jenkins
Sweet Baroness
P Smith
L. Mellert
Easy Wantawin
Miss Mindy Tumes
Babe
Kaufman
Cinderella Sue
Matheson
Judy Vi Jo
Turcotte
Ellacott Shirley
Brocklehurst
T. Haught
Mary Painter
Myers
R. Thomas Giaim
Skipppee
Wallace
Dilhen
Io County
Benton Lucky Sampson Osborne
G Brown
Elizabeth
Dean Duane
Brinkerhoff
Cindy Lands
Haight Tel
Miracle Mite
G. Garrett
Zendt
Renny Ho
Booga
el Thea Batsnehi
Bi Winne Montgomery Wenzel
S.moore
Flaming Eyre
P. Murawski
Baron Novasel
P. Smith &l
Hamiler
Hamultan Paladin
Abbott
NFA
Northfield racing results from Monday’s card
Results from First-Reportrix 2400 through Big Triple at Northfield show winners such as Lakewood Belle Adios Key Cherished Dream and True Osborne with payoffs listed. Attendance reached 4 757 and mutuel handle $392 475. Several notable horses and riders are named including Raider John Kiddy Car Four Oaks Adios and Baron Charles among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood Belle
Adios Key
Cinchilla
Cherished Dream
Tom Pat
Danly
True Osborne
Cheeky Labelle
Perfecta
Ellacott
Ricky
Devilstown
Tree Time
Scotty MacDougall
Rush Street
Baroness Connie
Dark Byrd
April du
Snoozin Susan
Buzza Eyal
Xanadu
Tully Jay
Racer Ellen
Haemadoots
Gene Song
Ganda
Hill
Estrelite
Raider John
Mr Sweetwell
Pace
Lucky
Comet
J. Irvine
R. Edwards
Scot
Bear
Laramie
Admiral Redbyrd
Coral Ani
Sowash
Ross Jr
Baten
Charles Tee Brendt
Meadow Tip
Brinkerhoff
Wallys Hooker
Wallace
Nelli J Adios
Woolman Jr
Miracolo
Stutzman
Lovely Chris
Irvine Jr
Frosty Terri
Irvine
Amholtz
Torre hits four double plays in one game to join record
Joe Torre, a lifetime .300 hitter, collected four double plays in a game for the first NL player to do so, part of the Mets 6-2 win over Houston. Felix Millan tied up the action with four singles, while St Louis topped San Diego 4-0 and Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 10-4. Various NL games followed with Cards, Braves, Cubs, Giants posting wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Torre
Torre
New York Mets
Houston Astros
Goose Goslin
Detroit
Mike Kreevich
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis
San Diego
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Montreal
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Felix Millan
Mets
Millan
Cards
Padres
Harry Rasmussen
Ted Summons
Lou Brock
Reds
Phils
Tony Perez
George Foster
Johnny Oates
Cubs
Dodgers
Rick Reuschel
Oscar Zamora
Jerry Morales
Manny Trillo
Andy Messersmith
Giants
Pirates
Chris Speier
Jim Barr
Barr
Phillies
Cleveland California
Lowensten
Remy
Giachestil
Rivers
Rose
Kuiper
Collins
Flynn
Bowa
Manning Stanton
Griffey
Johnstone
Hendrick
Chalk
Morgan
Luzinski
Arty Sol
Bench
Allen
Hood
Meal Perez
Schmudt
Sudakis
Llenas
Foster
Maddox
Gamble
Doherty Goood Geronimo
Oates
Bellaogod Harper
Concepe
Schueler
Ashby
Balaz
Darcy
Hilgendorf
Brahamt
LaHoud
Carroll
McCaror Dood Duffy
Rodriguez
Twatchell
Crosby
Nettles
Eastwick
Philadel- E
Figueroa
Californie
Cleveland
California
Cleve
Perez
Morganland
Baluz
Concepcion Maddox
Stanton
SB — Kuiper
Lowenstein
Manning
Stanton Carey
Eastwicke
Peterson
Busker
Twitchell
LaRoche
Hoerner
Carey
Royals-Tigers
Kansas City
Pirates-Giants
Mckae
Horton
Thomasn
A Oliver
Killebrew
Knox
Matthews
Stargell
Brett
Freehan
Aang Montanez
Dparker Nerg Otis
Roberts
Zisk
Martinez
Rodnguz
Speter Bmiller
Sanguilla
White
Pierce Bits
Sadek
Taveras
Leonard Odd Wockniss
Kirkotrek
Mingort
Veryzer
Mendoza
Michael
Lalich
Lowe
Candiria
Popovich
Tekulve
McRae
Rojas
Mayberry
Perce
San Fran
Wix
E — Stennett
Thomas
Miller Leonard
Pitts- Mingort
Lolich
Burgh
Hebner
Leon Thomasson
Speier
D Thomas
Candelaria L
Hernandez
Barr W
Brookside names Kaiser as head football coach
Tom Kaiser, previously an assistant football and head track coach at Wooster College, is named Brookside High School head football coach replacing Bill Taraschke. Kaiser, Ohio Wesleyan 1970 graduate and former All Ohio Conference selection, also takes head track duties. He will teach biology science latin and physical education. The article notes 1975 college schedule details with 133 major teams and 779 games across Sept. 4 to Dec. 6, including 32 percent night games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Kaiser
Wooster College
Brookside High School
Bill Taraschke
Nebraska
Kaiser
Ohio Wesleyan
Battling Bishops
Lakewood St. Edward High
St. Edward
Brookside
Wooster
New York
UPI
Dolphins face psyche test after big losses
Veteran receiver Howard Twilley says the loss of Larry Csonka Paul Warfield and Jim Kiick to the World Football League hurt the Dolphins physically but boosted their psychology. He recalls how 1972 saw Bob Griese out and Earl Morrall lead an undefeated title run and notes veterans must rise without the trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIAMI
UPI
Howard Twilley
Larry Csonka
Paul Warfield
Jim Kiick
World Football League
Miami Dolphins
Ans
Twilley
Bob Griese
Dolphins
Earl Morall
Griese
Csonka
Warfield
Kiick
Plastics Top Grinders in Cherry Ridge Golf League
In a July 21 1975 match at Cherry Ridge Golf Course Plastics defeated Molders 45 21 Shafts beat Engineers 47 19 Grinders 44 22 and Bays topped Sales 39 29. Plastics and Grinders tied atop the team standings at 114 while Buyers 110 Shafts 109 Sales 93 Engineers 90 Metals 84 and Molders 79 follow. Stan Dumsk posted low gross 27 and Bob Carey posted low net 23. Dave Rankin and Earl Spensler each had most putts with 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General, Industries Golf League
Cherry Ridge
Bayers
Stan Dumsk
Bob Carey
Four-ball title won by Elyria club pairings combine 182
J Aldrich B Barrett T Haywood and R Thompson posted 182 to win the Four-Man Best Ball Tourney at Elyria Country Club Last weekend J Van Slickle B Cameron R Kilmer L Reichert finished one stroke back with 183 Third place with 185 included T Sommer T Douglas N Petroff J Smith and a squad led by Dr Hoke Dr McLaughlin R Friedly and Dr Siat Two other items mention baseball lines and football box scores with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Aldrich
B. Barrett
T Haywood
R. Thompson
Elyria Country Club
J. van Sickle
B. Cameron
R. Kilmer
L. Reichert
T. Sommer
T. Douglas
N. Petroff
J. Smith
Dr. Hoke
McLaughlin
R. Friedly
Dr. Siat
Pease Criticizes Fox Hunting Bill In Ohio Senate
State Senator Donald J Pease criticized a Senate bill regulating fox populations as removing county officials flexibility. The measure would establish a November 18 to March 1 fox hunting season and limit non killing hunts to horseback chases. Pease voted against the bill while Anthony Celebreeze Jerome Stano and Thomas Van Meter supported it. The bill returns to the House for concurrence on a horseback amendment. Pease said eliminating a $1.5 bounty removes a tool to control fox numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Donald J Pease
Oberlin
Senate
Anthony J. Celebreeze
Cleveland
Jerome Stano
Parma
Thomas van Meter
Ashland
House of Representatives
Marigene Valiquette
Toledo
Pease
Elyria netters beat Big Creek 4 2 in NS TA action
Elyria Pioneers defeated Big Creek Racquet Club 4 2 in Northeastern Ohio Tennis Association play. Elyria swept singles, while Big Creek claimed both doubles. Notable results include Ene Zifeak and Joel Martineau among winners with tight sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parma
Elyria Piooneers
Big Creek
Ohio Tennis Association
Elyria
Ene Zifeak
Joel Martineau
Jum Berman
John Ulin
Rick Peddicord
Jack Englis
Phil Elder
Jam English
Browns suffer first casualty at rookie camp
AP reports Browns rookie camp injury as tight end Bruce Nelson required six stitches above the eye after a helmetless drill. The club will limit contact briefly, with more sessions and scrimmages planned at Dix Stadium and Cleveland Stadium, August 2 open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NFL
New York Giants
Ron Johnson
New York Jets
Hempstead
N.Y
David Knight
Amherst
Mass
New England Patriots
Steve Zabel
Jets
Kansas City Chiefs
Chicago Bears
Joe Taylor
Bears
George Farmer
Green Bay Packers
Bart Starr
Kent
Cleveland Browns
Bruce Nelson
Nelson
Browns
Dix Stadium
Kent State University
Cleveland Stadium
Thunderbird Hills Hosts Junior Golf Tournament
HURON The Thunderbird Hills Golf Club will sponsor the 36 hole National Junior Invitational Golf Tournament August 14 and 15 open to boys and girls ages 10 to 18. Boys split into three divisions while girls compete in a single division. Entry is 12 dollars with trophies for each age group winner. Contact Thunderbird Hills Golf Course for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Thunderbird Hills Golf Club
Thunderbird Hills Golf Course
Dan Sweiger
Rt. 13
Ohio
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George Verban
C-T
Quando Hill
Don Matheson
Ocala Lu Lu
Northfield Racing News
Mr Sweetweil
John B. Ellimac
Lararue
Jangee Jugette
Chef Arwn
Baron Charles
John
Wonder
Frank Tona
Duce Laird
Flawless Pearl
Master To
Worth Vow
Beau
Eitacon Shirley
Slopes Babe
Benton Lucky
Baroness
Kenny Hope
Howard Smith
Earl Williams
Braves
Mike Beard
Giaganal
Qoel
ERB Radio & TV
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6Th St
Geter Sharps
Eiinerinard
Lotta Games
Norm Evans
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Fosse
Tenace
Torrez
Garland
Duncan
Holtaman
Mayilith
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Moore Osteen Upshaw
Downing
Osteen
Darwin Ilth
Dobson Lyletz
Munson
Blyleven
Borgmann
Boston
Texas
Tiant
Elyria Netters
Enc Zifcak
Jim Berman
Jim English
Mike Krumener
Steve Myers
Todd Quinn
Houston
Forsch
Johnson
Stone
Sanders
Webb
Baldwin
Grote
Staub
Kingman
Thompson
Beard
Sosa
Correll
Warthen
DeMola
Foote
HR — Williams
St. Louis OG
San Diego Ee
Rastaussen
Simmons
Strom Spillner
Prisella
Davis
Strom
Vox
Candelaria Tekulve
Sanguillen
Candelaria
HR — Ask
Marlin Briscoe
Nat Moore
Melvin Baker
Don Shula
Freddie Solomon
Ee Bee
Chicago Los Angeles
Reuschel Zamora
Swisher
Messersmith
Yeager
Reuschel
MIDAS
Mon
Tess
Tern
Ridger
Compania
Milgtals
Thunderbird Hills
Alcoholics Anonymous
Nake
Jaymar Jockey Varsity Town
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