Summer Squall shares fetch 2 million in deal
Dogwood Stable's Summer Squall is valued at about 10 million before the Derby. Twenty five percent of the horse was sold for 2 million to Will Farish, who will stand the horse at Lane's End Farm starting 1992. Campbell confirms Lane's End as stud venue and outlines fall race plans including the Pennsylvania Derby and Breeders Cup.
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Winstead
Aiken
Storm Bird
Baltimore
Summer Squall
Will Farish
Lane’s End
Versailles
Dogwood
W. Cothran
Cot
Campbell
Lexington
Keeneland
Lane's End
Farish
Lane's End Farm
Neil Howard
Kentucky
Louisville
Churchill Downs
Willie Woods
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Park
Louisiana
Belmont Park
New York
California
Chicago
London
Arlington Park
Randy Romero
Orangeburg Forces Decisive Game Five In Post 26 Series
Lefthanders Hal Hayden and Wesley Williams limited Aiken Post 26 to four hits as Orangeburg beat them 6-1 to even the American Legion second round series at two games each. Hayden improved to 6-1 with six innings, while Williams struck out two in three scoreless frames. Post 25 starter Robbie Crisp took the loss after 3 1/3 innings. The decisive Game Five will be at Mirmon Field at 7 30 p.m. tonight, with the winner advancing to the Lower State Championship against Sumter.
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Orangeburg
Hal Hayden
Wesley Williams
Orangeburg Ost
Aiken Post
American Legion
Mirmon Field
Sumter
USC Aiken
Satcher
Satcher Field
Hayden
Citadel
Aiken
Bulldogs
Chal Port
Williams
Tracy Fleming
Robbie Crisp
Jim Dudley
Crisp
Calvin
Stewart Early Leads Open After Second Round At St Andrews
Stewart carries Green Bay Packers colors to the Open leader board with a 4-under 68 in the second round at the Old Course. He sits 8-under 136, one shot ahead of James Spence, Jose Maria Olazabal, Jodie Mudd, and Peter Jacobsen as the field completes 36 holes on a cool, cloudy day. Nicklaus and Palmer also finish strong while others chase the low early scores.
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Green Bay Packers
Stewart
James Ce
Spence
Jose- Maria Olazabal
Spain
Jodie Mudd
Peter Jacobsen
Mudd
Jacobsen
Jack Nicklaus
Sunder
Arnold Palmer
Sam Torrance
Malcolm MacKenzie
Michael Allen
United States
Greg Norman
Australia
Pete Rose sentenced to prison five months for earnings fraud
Former baseball star Pete Rose received five months in prison for failing to report earnings from memorabilia sales. He also faces a three month halfway house term, 1000 hours of community service and a $50000 fine. Bud Harrelson and Dallas Green offered somber reactions as Rose’s ban for life remains a defining turn in his career.
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Pete Rose
New York Mets
Bud Harrelson
Rose
A. Bartlett Gia~matti
Dallas Green
Philadelphia Phillies
Green
Jack Lang
Sportsticker, Inc
BBWAA
Should Pete Make The Hall Of Fame
The article weighs whether Pete Rose belongs in the Hall of Fame after a life ban for gambling and his tax violations. It quotes Jim Street and Hal McCoy on potential votes, notes Rose’s 1992 ballot debut, and explains the 75 percent BBWAA requirement with lingering questions about unanimous selection.
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Pete Rose
Hall of Fame
Jim Street
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Hal McCoy
Rose
Dayton Daily News
Hin
McCoy
Baseball Writers Association of America
Nixon praises Hall of Fame baseball great amid gambling caution
Former president Richard Nixon recalls the all time hits leader and urges avoiding gambling while praising the player’s talent and Hall of Fame credentials. He also supports Shoeless Joe Jackson’s induction, stressing the player’s dominance and impact on baseball.
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Richard Nixon
Nixon
CNN
Joe Jackson
First paid baseball crowd watches All Stars top Brooklyn
In 1858 about 1500 fans pay 50 cents to attend a baseball game as the New York All-Stars defeat Brooklyn 22 to 18 marking the sport's first paid admission.
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New York All-Stars
Brooklyn
VRA and NA win Sub Districts in youth baseball action
In a night of double header results, VRA defeated Belvedere 2-0 as Timmy Jones powered a two run homer in the sixth. Kirby Langley earned the win while Jason Oremand took the loss. WRA advances to district playoffs in Prosperity Monday. Barnwell and Aiken clash for the District 3 title after Aiken’s late rally. Barnwell must win twice to claim the championship. New Ellenton loses to North Augusta in the 11-2 year-old Sub-District, with North Augusta moving on to Prosperity for the district tournament.
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Valley Recreation Association
Citizens Field
Belvedere
VRA
Timmy Jones
Kirby Langley
Jason Oremand
Michael Polk
Jeff Holley
Kenji Coach
Kevin Adams
Bill Daniels
WRA
North Augusta
Aiken
Barnwell
Riverview Park
New Ellenton
Sfx
Josh Miller
Shawn Heath
Danny Webster
Eric Jackson
Kevin Lynn
Darren Mabrey
Willie Webster
Prosperiy
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Gregg Hollhouser
Byiien
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Payne Stewart
AP Laserpnoro Bleah
Mark Calcavecchia
Pete
Boxscore
Vra, NA Win Sub-Districts
Valley Recreation
Bamberg
Dwayne Caldwell
Brian Mitchell
Sherman Caldwell
Tommy Burkhart
Bamnwell
Tri-County
Heggie Myers
Colin Stiffel
Tri- County
Jody
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