Big Perfecta Pays $43,887 At Vermont Track
In Pownal Vermont over 10 000 fans watched a bettor win a record 43 887 on a 2 wager. The mystery bettor correctly picked the first two finishers in the fifth and sixth races at Green Mountain Park. Autumn Harvest 4 won the fifth and Thy gal 49 won the sixth with Cherory Bounce second.
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Pitman Drives Appalachian Past High Point in NAIA Playoffs
Rocky Pitman powered Appalachian State to a 6-4 win over High Point College in the Area 7 NAIA playoff, driving in five runs with two doubles and lifting Appalachian to 35-11 on the season and into the national NAIA tournament in Phoenix starting Friday. High Point had won the opener 9-7 in 15 innings, and Appalachian won the league final 3-1.
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Nicklaus Returns From Vacation for Atlanta Classic
PGA champion Jack Nicklaus ends a three week break to play in the $125,000 Atlanta Golf Classic at Atlanta Country Club. Nicklaus Gary Player and four former Atlanta Classic champions enter the field as the event opens after a celebrity pro am with Bob Hope. Nicklaus has won three tour events this year including the PGA. Former champions Bob Charles Bob Lunn Bert Yancey and Tommy Aaron also tee off.
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Mississippi State Wins Championship in Gastonia
Mississippi State defeated Georgia Tech 5-2 to claim the district title in Gastonia and secure a berth in the College World Series after Tech won the previous night 20-8. Bulldogs lifted the winner in the bottom of the ninth on Sunday to finish the series.
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Moe Drabowsky Remains Baseball's Clown Prince
Moe Drabowsky, a longstanding figure in baseball, reflects on his career from Chicago Cubs start in 1956 through stints with Houston Milwaukee Cincinnati Kansas City Baltimore and now St Louis. He recalls pranks on rivals and battles as a reliever while preparing for a new National League chapter with the Cardinals.
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