Jump Racing Flourishes Across Europe At Pau and Pau
Europe sees growing jump racing interest as Pau showcases modern French steeplechasing. The Marquis du Vivier leads the sport with tracks modernized by a $250000 Pau upgrade while stallions at Haras du Bosquetla Leme and Haras de Gelos attract breeders. National Stud offers affordable breedings with varied fees from $12 to $400 as horse meat looms in Paris markets.
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Whitney Tower
Europe
Cheltenham
Pau
Paris
Bordeaux
Dick Francis
Monsieur le
Maurice LaBrouche
Biarritz
Dachau
Maurice
Monsieur LE President
Marquis du Vivier
Steeple-Chase de France
du Vivier
Normandy
France
U.S
Bald Eagle
Sherlock
Sword Dancer
the Scoundrel
Dapper Dan
Tompion
Jim French
Haras du Bosqueta Leme
Jean Laborde
Theze
Laborde’s Place
Porterhouse
Prime Action
Haras de Gelos
Pauis Valdrague
Val de Loir
Guy de Rothchild
Court of Fires
Chateau
National Stud
Napoleon
Jean Col
Monsieur le Director
Two Hawks Lead RS M To 6-2 Mark
Ridge Spring Monetta girls basketball features seniors Sherrie Bell and Ethel Haltiwanger known as Hawk and Hawkits. They lead a strong lineup with Poosh Pooh and M C Cone in starting five and coach Garry Young praising their hustle and teamwork. The team sits 6-2 and eyes the conference tournament with confidence.
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Hawk
Pooh
M.C
Funny Farm
Ridge Spring-Monetta
Geneva Jerry
Mildred Cone
Sarah Boatwright
Hawks
Sherrie Bell
Ethel Haltiwanger
Ethel
Sherrie
Garry Young
Young
FBLA
SAFE
Service Club
Monetta
Trojan
Ridge Spring-Monetta Trojans
Scott Hunter
USC Wins and Clemson Falls in Ranked Matchups
No. 15 South Carolina defeated Lafayette 84-63 as Alex English sparked a late run with a rebound, steal, and fast break. Cincinnati upset No. 11 Louisville 77-70 while No. 5 North Carolina beat Clemson 102-90 and No. 13 Wisconsin edged Ohio 69-68.
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Frank McGuire
South Carolina
Lafayette
McGuire
Alex English
Associated Press
Gale Catlett
Cincinnati Bearcats
Louisville Cardinals
Louisville
Cincinnati
North Carolina
Clemson
Wisconsin
Ohio
Lloyd Batts
Batts
Walter Davis
Bobby Jones
Tar Heels
NCAA Aims Open Season Bowls and Dual Sport Prospects
The NCAA at its 68th convention ends the mid November invitation wait for major bowls admitable to early season matchups. A new rule allows athletes to play pro in one sport while competing in college in others, prompting questions about drafts and eligibility. Notable players include Anthony Davis, Quinn Buckner, and Steve Bartkowski.
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San Francisco
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Bob James
Atlantic Coast Conference
Anthony Davis
Davis
Quinn Buckner
Indiana
Steve Bartkowski
California
Simpson Named Most Valuable Player
O J Simpson receives the Associated Press NFL MVP award after rushing for a league record 2003 yards for the Buffalo Bills. He credits coach Lou Saban and the offensive line for the season as teammates Reggie McKenzie Donnie Green and rookies contributed to a stronger team performance.
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LOS Angeles
Dr. Simpson
Associated Press
National Football League
O.J
Buffalo
Jim Brown
Lou Saban
Reggie McKenzie
Donnie Green
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RS M
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Ed Stahl
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Simpson
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Dial
McTaggart Tire
Ron Henderson
Newberry St
State Farm Life Isurance Company
Bloomington
Illinois
Ames
State Farm
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