Milwaukee wins series in dramatic fall classic
The World Series features Milwaukee at St Louis with a 3 2 final in a tense comeback. Milwaukee gains control after wins on Tuesday and Sunday while St Louis rallies in the late innings to seal the championship.
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Tell Again edges Pelarin for $40,000 Santa Anita feature
In Arcadia California Tell Again paid $11.40 to win by a neck over Pelarin in the $40 000 Santa Anita feature. The day’s racing lists other results from Arcadia Louisiana Downs Bowie Hawthorne Calder Belmont and a long Champ/Gold Cup lineup.
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LaJer Classic Final Scores and Winnings
Wayne Levi won the LaJer Classic at Fairway Oaks Golf and Racquet Club in Abilene. The results list prize money for numerous players led by Levi with a 271 total and others such as Thomas Gray 277 Johnny Miller 278.
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Sox Moates Win at Jackson Drag Strip
Ronnie Sox won the closed stock race in an 82 Mustang and Marty Moates claimed the Quick 8 bracket in a 77 Vega at Jackson Drag Strip on a Saturday night. Richard Charnock drove a 67 Chevelle in Bracket 2 and Mark Key a 81 Camaro in Bracket 3, with Albert Blackstone earning the Motorcycle win in Augusta.
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Timely Writer Perishes in Jockey Club Gold Cup Collision
At Belmont Park the 2-year-old Timely Writer fell in the Jockey Club Gold Cup causing chaos and injuries to riders including Johnny Dance who was destroyed. Timely Writer died on the track and was slated for a return to Kentucky for stud duties amid an 27,311 crowd. Copelan won the Champagne as Lemhi Gold rose as a top horse of the year contenders.
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Clemson Football Dominates Virginia With Three 100 Yard Rushers
Clemson rushed for 419 yards led by Austin 105, McCall 103, and McSwain 103 as Virginia failed to score and suffered a 48 to 0 defeat in Scott Stadium's first night game. Cavaliers struggle on offense while Clemson strengthens prospects under coach Danny Ford.
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NFL Strike Talks Move Toward Mediation Search
Key negotiators Ed Garvey and Jack Donlan met to pursue a mediator acceptable to both the NFL Players Association and the Management Council. Details on timing and mediator selection were not disclosed, but the talks aimed to resume with external help.
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