Television Studio Bypasses Belmont For Aiken Training Advantage
Aiken trainer Anthony Basile will skip the Belmont Stakes with Television Studio, preferring Arlington Park where the 3-year-old gelding is stabled. Basile cited travel, good races at Arlington, and a $20,000 supplementary fee if entered at Belmont. Television Studio recently advanced from 11th to 3rd in the Sheridan Stakes at Arlington. The next race targets Arlington Classic on June 13.
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Chicago
Arlington Park
Bramazon Farm
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Pacers honor student‑athlete on All-State baseball team
Columbia USC Aiken center fielder Daniel Wilson earned All-State honors after a .348 average as the Pacers posted a school record 30 wins 15 losses. South Carolina Clemson each placed three players on the squad with several regional standouts from Winthrop The Citadel Furman Coastal Carolina Newberry and Wofford also recognized. Coastal Carolina coach Larry Carr named coach of the year after a 29‑12 season and district title.
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Usc-Aiken
Daniel Wilson
Wilson
Ehrhardt
Pacers
South Carolina
Clemson
Dennis Lubert
Paul Hollins
Jim Curl
Mike Mahoney
Greg
Aiken County Boxers Rise On National Stage
North Augusta High student Noah Newman Jr. joins the United States boxing team bound for Caracas Venezuela for his first international competition. He is the Georgia ABF and Golden Gloves champion and ranked second in the southeastern United States. Joel Bennett, 15, won the 80 pound class at Region III Junior Olympic Championships in High Point NC earning a trip to nationals in Colorado Springs. Both boxers belong to the Augusta Boxing Club.
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Noah Newman Jr
Caracas
Venezuela
United States
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Jo-Anne
Noah
Newman
Miami
Georgia
Southeastern United States
Joel Bennett
Jackson
High Point
N.C
Bennett
Colorado Springs
Colo
Greg Slusher
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Tennessee
Newman and
Augusta Boxing Club
Stadler Captures Kemper Open in Easy Victory
Craig Stadler wins the Kemper Open by six strokes at Congressional Country Club with a 10 under par 270. He earns 72000 dollars as the trophy and prize money lift his U S Open chances. Tom Watson and Tom Weiskopf tie for second. John Cook finishes three under and Dave Edwards fourth. Stadler says he can knock it in from anywhere as he eyes the U S Open.
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Bethesda, Md
Craig Stadler
Stadler
Congressional Country Club
Tom Watson
Tom Weiskopf
John Cook
Dave Edwards
White Wins Golf Capital Invitational Amid Weather Delays
Jim White of Houndslake Country Club overcame rain wind lightning and falling trees to win the 18th annual Golf Capital Invitational at Goshen Plantation. He finished 36 holes with a 145 total after a 76 on Sunday following a 69 Saturday, edging Mike Jackson and Danny Williams by one stroke.
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Augusta
Jim White
Goshen Plantation
White
Recreation Results And Standings MEN S CITY LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE
City league scores show Southeastern Tool and Allied General leaders with 7 5 records amid forfeit results. Hitters, standings, and this week schedule list many players from ST BJ and TU across divisions with wins losses and upcoming games.
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Snazzy
Allied
Don Wal
Gary Fulmer
Rick Willard
Dwight Hobbs
Bill Jones
Danny Fi
Chris Chi
Freddie Hill
Keith Johnson
Doug Rains
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Don Brooks
Steve Dufour
Joe Issac
Heyward Barnwell
Waldhem
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Pest Rapti
Lewis Bus
Sealtest
DuPont
Devs Welding
Suzanne Collins
Knight Sealtest
Phyliss
Emil
Andrea Meeks
Sheri Fallon
Davis
Julie Ganttoe
Joyce Chavis
Debbie Curzon
Lewis Bus Lines
Davis Welding
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Tanta Belen
Mixed NBA and MLB style scorecard fragment
A garbled slate of scores shows teams like Pittsburgh, New York, Los Angeles, and Cincinnati posted results with Montreal and Philadelphia appearing in a sparse, unclear schedule. Several parenthetical player annotations mix with city abbreviations, producing an unreadable game list.
Weekend baseball and racing notes from the sports wire
The scoreboard lists Chicago at Pittsburgh Montreal at St Louis Houston at San Diego Atlanta at Los Angeles Cincinnati at San Francisco Baltimore Milwaukee Cleveland New York Boston Detroit Toronto Oakland Chicago Texas California Kansas City Seattle Minnesota. Saturday games include New York 1 Cleveland 0 and Boston 7 Milwaukee 6 in 10 innings. Weekend horse racing reports mention Bold Tropic winning at Hollywood Park and Yankee Fashion prevailing at Suffolk. Other tracks feature Match The Hatch and Colonel Moran in key races.
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Houston
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Commans Surges to NCAA Golf Individual Crown
Ron Commans of Southern California overcame a six stroke deficit to pass defending champion Jay Don Blake and win the individual title at the 84th NCAA golf championships in Stanford. Brigham Young claimed its first team title aided by Keith Clearwater’s 1-under 70, edging Oral Roberts by two strokes. Houston finished third.
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Ron Commans
Southern California
Jay Don Blake
Brigham Young
BYU Cougars
Keith Clearwater
Oral Roberts
Houston
Redman leads Lola to easy win at Mid-Ohio Camel GT
Brian Redman piloted a Lola driven by Chevrolet power to a dominant victory in the Red Roof Inns 200 Camel GT at Mid-Ohio. He outran John Fitzpatrick in a Porsche Turbo 935 after a tense duel before Fitzpatrick slowed on a lap.
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Lexington, Ohio
Brian Redman
Redman
John Fitzpatrick
Villeneuve Wins Monaco Grand Prix In Turbo Ferrari Triumph
Gilles Villeneuve secures Canada's first turbo Ferrari victory in a dramatic Monaco Grand Prix. He completes 76 laps around the Riviera course in 1 hour 54 minutes 23.38 seconds at 81.99 mph, taking the lead four laps from the end after fuel problems felled Alan Jones. Grete Waitz wins L eggs Mini Marathon in New York for third straight year.
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Monaco
Canada
Gilles Villeneuve
Ferrari
Villeneuve
Riviera
Alan
Reynolds Edges Betsy King For LPGA Golden Lights Victory
Cathy Reynolds won the LPGA Golden Lights Championship at Stanwich Club with a 285 total three under par, securing $18,750. Betsy King finished second at 287 while Reynolds played ill with bronchitis and credited her husband Dana Derouaux and Tom Watson for support and improved putting.
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Cathy Reynolds
Betsy King
Reynolds
Stanwich
Reynold
King
Beth Daniel
Furman University
Nancy Lopez
Tulsa
Dana Derouaux
Tom Watson
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