Hancock Family Legacy In Thoroughbred Racing
Arthur B. Hancock III heir to the Claiborne Farm legacy in Paris Kentucky. The Hancock name built an internationally renowned breeding program producing a large share of today’s top horses. The Clai borne roster includes Secretariat Nijinsky II Buckpasser Round Table and other legendary stallions.
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Arthur B. Hancock III
Bull” Hancock
Hancock
Claiborne Farm
Paris
Kentucky
United States
Claiborne Group
Secretariat
Tom Rolfe
Nijinsky II
Buckpasser
Herbager
Round Table
Arthur Hancock III Builds His Own Stable Near Home
Arthur Hancock III runs a commercial operation from Kentucky and has begun a broodmare band. James W. Maloney trains for Hancock after leaving William Haggin Perry’s team. Florist, a filly by Hasty Road from Nasrullah Rose, won maidens then an 11-16 mile race, signaling strong potential. Tastefully, a rival filly owned with Seth Hancock, lagged behind in the first win.
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Arthur
Claiborne
Arthur Hancock III
James W. Maloney
Aiken
Maloney
William Haggin Perry
A.B. Hancock III
Florist
Tastefully
Arthur Hancock
Seth
Copernica Narrowly Edges in Colleen Stakes Finish
Mackenzie Miller sent the two year old Copernica to Monmouth for the Colleen Stakes where she ran second to Fair Wind. Copernica trailed early but moved up to challenge, spotting the winner two pounds. Analysts expect a longer distance race later in the fall to favor Copernica.
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Copernica
Monmouth
Nijinsky II
Belmont
Fair Wind
Monday AL softball scores from city league games
Addico Gas 10 beat Southern Bell 9 in a tight contest while Pizza Villa No 1 edged Quattlebaum Contractors 7 0. Beech Island Construction defeated Southeastern Tool 8 3 to close the slate.
Colonels name Hubie Brown new ABA coach in Louisville
Hubie Brown, 40, was named head coach of the Kentucky Colonels in Louisville. He leaves Milwaukee Bucks duties and inherits a team that fired Babe McCarthy after four straight playoff losses to the New York Nets. The Colonels will not play in Cincinnati next season and have added Wilbert Jones and Bird Averitt to the roster.
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National Basketball Association
Milwaukee Bucks
Babe McCarthy
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New York Nets
Ellie Brown
Louisville
Hubie
Milwaukee
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Lynn Challenges In Golf Tourney
Qualifying rounds open for the 26th Florence Junior Invitational Golf Tournament with 172 players from South Carolina North Carolina and Georgia. Defending champion Jackie Donnelly faces strong challenge from Pat Lynn of North Augusta and a field including Johnny Ellen Art Hightower Charles Statler John Cubellc Bert Atkinson and Jack Walters at Florence Country Club.
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Florence
Pat Lynn
North Augusta
South Carolina
Charlotte
Johnny Ellen
Art Hightower
Monck’s Corner
Charles Statler
John Cubellc
Columbia
Bert Atkinson
Jack Walters
Bowling Results Show Palmetto State Bid Tops Scores
Palmetto State Bid leads with high games 700 and 817 in scratch series 2030 for Ho Downers 2320 team total. Diddle Boppers 194 and Chamber of Commerce 663 headline a varied list of high series and games across men and women including Tom Watson 638 and Mary Ann Jackson 479 in standings.
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Diddie Boppers
Downers
Ho Downers
Diddle Boppers
Tom Watson
Mike Hadley
Richard Verenes
Family Affair
Chamber of Commerce
Rinky Dinks
Burrell Whitley
Frank Shallo
Mike Roper
Gene Caudle
Mary Ann Jackson
Jewel Hair
Corrie Hayes
Standings and Monday and Tuesday MLB Games Recap
Standings show Philadelphia and Montreal leading the Mets at 8 and 2. Tuesday games feature New York at Chicago and Philadelphia at Montreal with several other matchups including Pittsburgh at St. Louis and Atlanta at Los Angeles. Wednesday schedule includes Detroit at Baltimore and Milwaukee at Boston among others.
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Pitlock
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Fitzmorris
Minnesota
Corbin
Texas
Bibby
California
Stoneman
Oakland
Hunter
Philaphia
San Fran
Pony League Post Season Tourney Opens
The Aiken Pony League post season tournament opened with Maxwell Brothers defeating J. B. White 10 to 1 and Kaolin Industries beating Aiken Life Insurance Underwriters 1 to 0. Coca Cola will face Satcher Motors at 6 30 p m and Maxwell Brothers will play Kaolin after. The final game is set for Wednesday night. Coca Cola finished first in the regular season followed by Maxwell Brothers Kaolin Aiken Life Insurance Underwriters J. B. White and Satcher Motors. League President Sheldon Rideout named Earl Tate as the Panty League All Star team manager. the all star team will be announced after July 4 with the district tournament starting July 15 in North Augusta.
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Aiken Pony League
Maxwell Brothers
J. B. White
Kaolin Industries
Aiken Life Insurance
Pony League
Coca-Cola
Satcher Motors Company
Kaolin
Satcher Motors
Sheldon Rideout
Earl Tate
Coca Cola
North Augusta
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