Sunday Racing Sparks Debate Over California Profits
The piece argues California leads in attendance but profits remain modest while land value gains from racetrack properties offer real, if limited, upside. It criticizes overextended schedules across multiple tracks and cites Sunday racing as a symptom of broader legislative overreach and market saturation.
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Bucks Push Streak With 7-2 Win Over Keystone
Buckeye baseball clinched its ninth win of the season by defeating Keystone 7-2. They built a two run lead in the first, allowed two in the second, then exploded for four runs in the third to chase pitcher Tom Campbell. A shutout defense finished the game as Buckeye added a final run in the seventh. Steve Union started at shortstop for Buckeye.
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Tom Campbell
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Fairview Eagles top Medina Bees in tight 3-2 tennis win
North Olmsted defeated Medina 3-2 as Chad Brenner beat Mike Ahern in three sets while Jeff Loop topped Bob Volodkevich. Brien McGill swept Chad Jennrich, and Medina doubles teams Bailey-Yeatter and Carpenter-Galloway won to keep the match competitive. Medina to face Wadsworth and Cloverleaf next.
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Chad Brenner
Mike Ahern
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Jeff Loop
Bob Volodkevich
Brien McGill
Chad Jennrich
Kevin Bailey
Tad Yeatter
Dave Brown
Don Searey
Mike Carpenter
Gary Galloway
Dave Weber
Bob Povotny
Wadsworth
Cloverleaf
Rhern
Brenner
Loop
Volodkevich
McGill
Jennrich
Bailey-Yeatter
Brown-Scarey
Carpenter-Galloway
Weber-Pavoling
Big Heel and Galion Telegram Win Medina County Series Legs
In Northfield Park opening leg action Big Heel driven by Dick Richardson Jr wins the co featured eighth pace in 2 04 flat as Martown loses unbeaten run. Galion Telegram with Bob Cheney wins the second division in 2 04 2 with Bench Mark second by a head.
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Medina County High School Track Top Performers
Top three athletes in Medina County high school track and field this season across events. Notable marks include Don Forbes and Scott Chrislip sharing 47-3 in shot put, Jim Kazee leading discus at 137-4, and Marc Hunter posting 4:27.2 in the mile. Individual school records are bolded indicating breaks or ties.
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Don Forbes
Brunswick
Scott Chrislip
Cloverleaf
Tom Morlock
Buckeye
Jim Kazee
Dana Leasure
Mike Berken
John Bassett
Pete Wood
Medina
Jerry Coleman
Jeff Fitz
Dave Brockway
Jerry Favret
Bob Kelly
Wadsworth
Roger Potter
Mark Neutenbach
Dan Morris
Larry Mull
Steve Watson
Ivan Reed
Marc Hunter
Brad Starkey
Ken Trent
Gary Winkler
Rick Bukstar
Tom Kuksar
Tom Russ
Joe Telmanik
Tough Tests Await Browns Early In Upcoming Season
Cleveland faces two early tests with Miami and Pittsburgh on the 1973 schedule. The Dolphins game is Oct. 15 at Municipal Stadium. Pittsburgh visits Sept. 23 and returns Nov. 25. The Browns open Sept. 16 at home vs the Colts and end Dec. 16 in Los Angeles. The schedule includes seven home and seven away games and a Sept. 30 meeting with the Giants.
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Cincinnati
Brewer Signs Long Pact With Cavaliers In Brief Bargain
Jim Brewer a 6-9 center forward from Cleveland agreed after only one day of bargaining to a multi year contract with the Cleveland Cavaliers of the NBA.
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Cleveland
UPI
Jim Brewer
Cleveland Cavaliers
National Basketball Association
Brewer
University of Minnesota
New York Nets
American Basketball Association
Cavs
Nick Mileti
Ickx and Redman Win 1000 Kilometers of Monza
Ickx and Redman led Ferrari teammates Reutemann and Schenken across the Monza finish in 1 000 kilometers, setting a race record time of 4 hours 7 minutes 34.4 seconds at an average speed of 150.333 mph.
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UPI
Jacky Ickx
Brian Redman
Ferrari
Carlos Reuteman
Argentina
Tim Schenken
Australia
Ickx - Redman
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