Thoroughbred Race Day Results and Payouts
Results outline ten races with winning horses and place betting payouts. Notable figures include Comus Sky and Red Label with exacta and daily double payouts. attendance 3,758 and handle 348,751.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comus Sky
Red Label
Mr. J.M.P
Candy Flower
Exacta
Zanitaville Lady
Nimble Wit
Silver Spirit
Iron Lad
Montequillo
Glint of Gold
Cumya
Trizacta
Sargent
Lady Zorra
Wee Appeal
Drastic Choice
Danang
Brother Len
Industrial League Saturday Schedule at Preston Field
The program lists five matches at Preston Field starting 4:30 with Rubbermaid Office versus Abex, 5:30 Western Union v O'Sullivan, 6:30 U A W v Grove Lime, 7:30 Zuckerman v Rubbermaid Production, and 8:30 Rich Foods against Henkel Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Field
Rubbermaid Office
Abex
Western Union
O'Sullivan
U.A.W
Grove Lime
Zuckerman
Rubbermaid Production
Rich Foods
Henkel-Harris
Major League Leaders Across National and American Leagues
National League leaders include Lacy batting .370 with 54 hits and Garvey 54 hits and 26 RBIs. Pitchers Sutton and Messersmith post 5 decisions 5-0. American League stars Munson and Rivers top batting and RBIs with Munson at .391 and Rivers 48 hits. Pitching leaders include Ryan and Blyleven with high strikeout totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy
Morgan
Cin
Lopes
Cedeno
Hun
Garvey
T.perez
Cash
Phi
Munson
Yount
Mil
R.white
M.nettles
Cal
Rivers
Randle
Tex
Hisle
Min
McRae
Lezcano
Chalk
Evans
Ben
Porter
Remy
Patek
Horton
Del
Burroughs
Otis
Ryan
Blue
Oak
M.torrez
Bal
Kaat
Chi
Blyleven
Scratches 1-Dixie Clover and Other Entries List
A catalog of horse names includes entries such as Dixie Clover Miss Jenny Wren Duke of Will and John E V Bold Coup Air Mark Clu Pac Flame Song Early Phil Favorite Caper Banbury Beau Canada Miss Dark Dudde Prince Wave Warjoy White Charger Killure Bourbon House A Estan Dream Field Whirl O Win Special Someone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sasser
F. Kratz
Aquahorse
Harlow
Heather Kay
Placke
Meadowview Dame
Romaine
Dixie Clover
Bridale
Gimlet
Earthly Flight
Espinosa
Grove
Jenny Wren
Chastine
Cool Dare
Thornton
Diane M. Mays
C.C. Smith
Duke of Will
Maguire
Yo&up
Mr. Goodtime
Lee
Kirk
Pam Pam
College
Baroness Bedros
Todd
Lee Bee
Lopez
Lewis
Elk Valley
John E.V
Quinn
Playboy's Girl
R. Garcia
Bien Chica
Dupuy
Sunday Sada
Harness the Wind
Canizo
Mr. J.R.S
Vain Victory
Kaufman Kid
Inocente
Handsome D
Liz Baby
Deeply Involved
Shelton
Bold Coup
Giraldo
Air Mark
Clu Pac
D. Fillies
Clm
Sweet Smasher
Sea O Rock
Shesasinger
Astro Bunny
Ruth
Freshman
Newman
Williams
Benjamin
Hanover
Tudorette Gee
Effie May
Gordon
Little Surprise
PBS Express
Blueberry Road
Marvin G
Dark Dude
Grandma Bingo
Don's Folly
Ronny Z
Foolish Fun
Prince Wave
Warjoy
Sluti
White Charger
Dalgo
King Tereus
Debrale
Gallant Dip
Nussbaum
Halterman
Frieda
Insanmala
Amos
Trico O Erin
Buck
Send Me
Johnston
Drifting Baker
Peters
Killure
Picconi
Short Hand
Smallwood
Princess Nest
Raining Nails
Bourbon House
Pat Hand
Tom
Kirby Jr
Goshawk
Avestan
CoolWay
Quiz
Casey
Tamber
Dexter
John E V
Flame Song
Early Phil
Banbury Beau
Canada
Dark Dudde
A Estan
Dream Field
Whirl O Win
Colonels Take 2 0 Lead Amid Protest Over Clock
Kentucky topped Indiana 95 to 93 to take a 2 0 lead in the ABA finals. Pacers GM John Weissert announced a formal protest and a $100 fee, with review of game videotapes to seek evidence supporting the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Indiana
Bobby Leonard
Billy Keller
Kentucky
Colonels
John Weissert
Pacers
Controversy Follows Pacers Kentucky Finish in Championship
Indiana Pacers coach and players disputed a late ruling after a 93 93 tie with Kentucky. Artis Gilmore hit a four foot hook to give Kentucky the lead as two seconds remained before a buzzer dispute ended the game. Leonard and Joyce confronted officials. Kentucky's Gilmore and Issel led scoring with McGinnis lifting the Pacers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Artis Gilmore
Kentucky
Freedom Hall
Keller
Ed Rush
Leonard
Kevin Joyce
Joyce
Gilmore
Dan Issel
Marvin Roberts
George McGinnis
Pacers
Casper Nelson Lead New Orleans Open After First Round
Billy Casper rests and rebounds from a lingering virus to post a five under 67 and share the lead with Larry Nelson at the New Orleans Open. Peter Oosterhuis Allen Miller Gary Sanders Mike Morley Danny Edwards trail by one stroke. Trevino shoots par 72 as Jacklin returns with 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Billy Casper
Casper
Larry Nelson
England
Peter Oosterhuis
Allen
Johnny) Miller
Gary Sanders
Mike Morley
Danny Edwards
Dave Hill
Lee Trevino
Lakewood Country Club
Trevino
Dallas
Tony Jacklin
United States
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Johnny Miller
Gary Player
White Sox acquire Essian in draft of major trades
Chicago collects catcher Jim Essian from Philadelphia as part of a larger swap that sent Dick Allen from the White Sox to the Atlanta Braves and then to Philadelphia. Deacon Jones retires with Washington, and the World Football League signs Babe Parilli as head coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Jim Essian
Philadelphia Philles
Dick Allen
White Sox
Atlanta Braves
Philadelphia
Washington
Deacon Jones
Washington Redskins
Chicago Winds
Babe Parilli
Rainy day postpones Atlanta Montreal schedule
Major league games were postponed due to rain with Friday plans listing Cincinnati at Montreal and Atlanta at Philadelphia among others. Saturday and Sunday matchups include Cincinnati at Montreal St. Louis at San Francisco and Atlanta at Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Montreal
Cincinnati
Billingham
Blair
Capra
Philadelphia
Christenson
New York
Seaver
Houston
Dierker
Chicago
Bonham
San Diego
McIntosh
Pittsburgh
Brett
Los Angeles
Hooton
St. Louis
Gibson
San Francisco
Montefusco
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
West Oakland
Texas
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Tanana
Figueroa
Palmer
Cuellar
Leonard
Lee
Oakland
Blue
Dobson
Lolich
Brown
Goltz
Kern
Osteen
Philphia
St Louis
S.francisco
Foolish Pleasure Heads Preakness as 6-5 Favorite
The Derby winner Foolish Pleasure is the 6-5 favorite in the centennial Preakness at Pimlico, with 9 rivals. Trainer LeRoy Jolley relishes the spotlight though the weight of expectation brings ulcer scars. Other notable rivals include Native Guest and Singh, both undefeated this season, plus Derby runners like Avatar and Diabolo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
John L. Greer
The
Bay
Foolish Pleasure
LeRoy Jolley
Pimlico
Aidan
Jolley
Singh
Native Guest
Avatar
Diabolo
Media
Prince Thou Art
Bold Chapeau
Secretariat
DeBusschere Plans Talks With O'Brien
New ABA commissioner Dave DeBusschere says he will meet with NBA counterpart Larry O'Brien soon to discuss merger possibilities and league issues. He identifies eight solid franchises as urgent and aims to secure a national TV contract to boost exposure and player recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dave DeBusschere
American Basketball Association
Larry O’brien
National Basketball Association
DeBusschere
ABA
Memphis
San Diego
NBA
Detroit Pistons
New York Knicks
New York Nets
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Shenandoah Downs
Crnada Miss
Cape
Capter
Sharwin
Proud N Mighty
Small
Heliodor Gal
Black Brush
Apache Ben
Do Behave
Banbury
ROYAL
Wilson Typewriter CO
Paper Mill Road
Winchester
Major League
Bench
Rose
Grubb
D.parker
Pgh
Kessinger
Bowa
R. Andrews
Htn
Luzinski
Cey
Winfield
S.stone
Messersmith
Sutton
Little League
Robert Mitchell, Jr
Winchester Parks and Recreation Board
Martin Elmes
New
War Memorial Addition
Harold Palmer
Little League Baseball
Chal
Winchester Recreation Park
Casper, Nelson
Stuart M. Perry, Inc
Berryville Rt
Winchester Rt
Preakness
CBS
Carter
Aqueduct
Hawthorne
Hollywood Park
Sharp Gary, Sr. Diplomat
el Bravado
Dr. Pantano
Sportsman Park
Garden State Park
Churchill Downs
Red Cross
Calder
Golden Gate Fields
O'Brien
ICRP
Jacobsen
Miller's Hardware Co., Inc
N. Loudoun
Ronconi Equipment Co
Springfield, Va
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