Pacing king dethroned in $87,237 win pool at Northfield
Nero the pacing king fell to 8-5 Whata Baron in a crowded Northfield program. Whata Baron driven by Lew Williams led from the start, winning the Walter J. Michael $30,000 invitational as Meadow Skip fell back. Over 10,299 fans attended with mutuel handle surging to a single-night record of $791,626 and Big Triple pool at $102,960.
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Baron Too wins invitational in Northfield pacing preview
Northfield racing news notes Baron Too exploding from mid-stretch to win the $15,000 invitational over stars like Baron Gerard To Ri Boy and Natural Ability. To Ri Boy went wide in early trouble, Pickwick Baron led to the stretch, and Baron Too surged for the final move. Miracle Baron places second, Pickwick Baron third as Baron Hanover drives the late salvo.
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Gibron Returns as Winds Head Coach in WFL
Abe Gibron, once an NFL figure, takes the Chicago Winds head coaching job in the World Football League replacing Rabe Parisi. Winds President Gene Pullano announced the move Monday, emphasizing Gibron’s 27 years in football.
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City Open Swimming Championship Opens Tomorrow
The City Open Swimming Championship begins tomorrow night at 6 p.m. with diving at the YMCA Pool and continues Thursday at North Park Pool. Open to all boys and girls through 18, with registration 5 to 5:45 p.m. each night. Ribbons for top five in each event. trophies to overall champions in each age group.
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Phillies Rally Past Pirates to Narrow NL East Gap
The Fightin Phils beat Pittsburgh 5-2 on Monday, their eighth straight win over the Bucs. Cincinnati beat San Francisco 8-4, New York topped St. Louis 11-7, Atlanta edged Los Angeles 5-3, San Diego shut out Houston 2-0, and Chicago defeated Montreal 4-2. Bruce Kison and Larry Christenson were late in a 1-1 game before Philadelphia exploded for three runs. Dick Allen drove in two with a bloop triple, Ollie Brown added the third. Cincinnati widened its West lead to 132 games and set a major league record by not completing a game in 44 straight games. Felix Millan had two doubles and three RBIs for the Mets as New York surged. Braves rallied to beat the Dodgers 5-3 behind a late two-run single by Biff Pocoroba and an RBI by Phil Niekro. San Diego’s Freisleben earned the win in a five-hitter. Cardenal homered for Chicago in a 4-2 victory.
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Economical Mountain Trip With VW Rover And Ruby Mining
Harold Hartman and a companion test an economical travel plan in a five day trip through North Carolina and Georgia mountain country. They drive a $400 VW, camp at a ruby mine, fish at Lake Chatuge, rent boats, and keep meals cheap. Total costs slightly exceed a $100 per person goal but prove frugal travel can work for two.
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Major League results across National and American Leagues
National League action featured Los Angeles defeating Atlanta 7 to 5 with Henton, Marshall and Powell keying the win. New York beat St Louis 12 to 7 as Matlack worked with Apodaéa and Grove in relief. Houston edged Montreal 3 to 1 while San Diego took a 2 to 1 win over Houston as Fresstehen earned the victory. Milwaukee held off Chicago 4 to 2 with Blair and Carter contributing. American League notes show 02 262 WO 92 and 12 Mal- 7126 indicating incomplete scoring lines.
Fragile Baseball Box Score Fragments From Unclear Source
Scattered, unreadable OCR lines describe multiple pitchers, hitters, and innings with abbreviations and partial scores. Mentions include players such as Murphy, Porter, Fisk, Lezcung, Bird, Burgmeier, Wood, and others across various teams, with partial win loss records and home runs noted in fragmentary form.
Newcombe helps Hawaii in World TeamTennis win
Victoria match notes Australian star John Newcombe returning after a month, teaming with Owen Davidson for a men’s doubles victory and with Helen Gourlay for a mixed doubles win as Hawaii defeats Cleveland Nets 29 20. Crowd of 1,436 on hand. Hawaii meets San Diego Friars next.
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Roommates collide in Ohio Pa Big 33 clash
Gettysburg AP Pennsylvania and Ohio clash at Hershey Stadium in the Big 33 game. Starters include Pennsylvania linebacker Larry Graziani from New Castle and Ohio tackle Mike Calhoun, who will be Graziani’s future South Bend roommate at Notre Dame. Coaches praise the line play as Pennsylvania's strong offensive line develops with Rick Zimmerman, Keith Dorney, Al Papay, and Frank Prior.
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DeAnna and Varga win titles in national mat tourney
DeAnna of Bay and Ron Varga of Fairview captured first place in their weight classes at the National Wrestling Federation Tourney in Iowa City, Iowa. Walsh of North Olmsted finished third in the 132 division as over 700 wrestlers from 35 states competed. DeAnna topped 56 entrants in 165 pounds, Varga led 48 in 178, both defeating Greco-Roman champions along the way.
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