Doubt Over Black Sympathy Walkout Before Olympics
Lee Evans released a statement claiming a united stand by black U S track team members against Rhodesia competing. A dinner meeting and scattered attendance created doubt about actual support with several key athletes denying attendance or comment.
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Jay Time ties Northfield Park futurity mark at 1 59 2
Northfield JAY Time won the three year old Grandview Ohio futurity pace in 1 59 2 tying the track record set by Lavender Laddy and Victory Dart in recent years. Baron Gerard was second with Grandview Gene. Reined by Gene Riegle the colt became the third in as many years to clock that time.
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Robinson Captures McCarthy Handicap at Grand American
Robinson, 24, farmer from Tohoka Texas and captain of the All American Trapshooting Team, won the George S. McCarthy Handicap at Vandalia Ohio on opening day of the Grand American Trapshooting Tournament by breaking 98 of 100 targets. Elgin T Gates of Needles California won the introductory international event as the nine day meet began. Preliminary shoots continue through Sunday with the Grand American Handicap set for Thursday and about 3000 shooters expected.
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Bliss & Laughlin edge Northern Ohio Telephone 16 15 in wild LP league game
Medina Bliss & Laughlin beat Northern Ohio Telephone 16 to 15 after a nine run sixth inning by the Steelmen. Telephone rallied with nine in the seventh but a solo run in the bottom half gave Bliss the win. Muller Packaging toppled Simmons Hausted 12 to 6 as Dave Jacobs hit a bases loaded triple and Mike Murray and Dave Durst contributed as well.
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Thorough Race Card Odds and Payouts Summary
The list presents horse names with the corresponding betting odds across multiple races and combined wagers. It includes DAILY DOUBLE and QUINELLA payouts, alongside PERFECTA results, for a sequence of ten races with multiple horses and payoffs.
Off and Running by John I Day
Hollywood Park hosted a high stakes match race that drew Wall Street executives into Thoroughbred racing. Typecast faced Conven ience in a $250,000 purse with Jones and Lavin pegged as the era’s marquee contenders. Conven ience edged out Typecast by a head, leaving open a potential rematch.
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