Alydar Eyes Belmont Showdown With Affirmed Duel
Alydar trains at Belmont with Veitch predicting a strong effort to upset Affirmed in the 184300 Belmont Stakes. Alydar switches to blinkers removed and a forward start to match Affirmed from post two against five contenders in the 110th Belmont. CBS televises the race from 4 p.m. EDT as contenders seek the first Triple Crown since 1977 Seattle Slew.
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Unclear Sale Calendar Item From Fragmented Text
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions sale calendar notes and names but lacks coherent details. Readable bits reference individuals and entities in a May or March style but specifics are faded. The piece appears to mix event prompts with personal names and probable dates without clear context or outcome.
Pfister Mayer win French Open doubles title in Paris
Americans Hank Pfister and Gene Mayer captured the French Open men's doubles crown with a 6-3 6-2 52 victory over Spaniards Jose Higueras and Manuel Orantes at Roland Garros. Pfister 24 and Mayer 22 displayed crisp play to claim the $18,000 prize.
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Blume Enters NAIA Tennis Hall of Fame in Kansas City
Blume, longtime director at Toumey, gains NAIA Tennis Hall of Fame induction. Stakeholders note his pivotal role directing the national tourney across four sites, coordinating from site to site by phone, and introducing major format changes while managing a sporting goods business in Anderson.
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Zarate Defends Bantam Title With Fourth Round KO
Carlos Zarate of Mexico City retained the World Boxing Council bantamweight title by stopping Venezuela's Emilio Hernandez in the fourth round at Caesars Palace Sports Pavilion. Zarate built control after a rough start, flooring Hernandez in the second and finishing him at 2:10 of the fourth, in a bout that sparked controversy over Hernandez's reported 1952 record and ABC tape delay. Enduring a first-round surge, Zarate remained undefeated at 52 contests with 51 knockouts. Hernandez, 25, fought mainly from Caracas and Santo Domingo.
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