Bute drug taints past Derby fallout and MA tracks
Boston AP reports butazolidin use tainted Derby winner Dancer's Image and now appears at Massachusetts tracks. Traces found in Nashua Breeze and We Salute led Berkshire Downs to suspend two trainers. Edward Hessel faced a drug possession charge and was released on bail. Michigan State players Bailey and Steenken join Spartan golf team.
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Special Race and Day for Olympia Club Members
Olympia Recreation Club opens Saturday with all day member activities including special races and games such as a 40 foot race for younger children, pool lap races, treasure dive, and a beach ball race. No guests on opening day, badges required, and boundary guest policy updated to limit guests to 10 visits per year per family.
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Berg Names Wright Favorite In Dallas Civitan Open
The 50 year old Patty Berg expects Mickey Wright to dominate the Dallas Civitan Open field of 61. Wright, winner of three of four events this year, is the player Berg says they must beat. Also noted are Carol Mann and Cathy Whitworth leading the tour in earnings, with Wright planning about 20 events to reach LPGA world series qualification.
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UCLA Star Booked For Dope Again
Los Angeles AP Luvius Allen star guard for UCLA's national title team was booked with four friends on marijuana possession charges. Police halted a speeding car in central Los Angeles after smelling marijuana. Allen, 20, a junior, has prior marijuana arrest history with charges dropped after hearings.
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Schiller tops poker tourney at Goose Creek Golf Club
Elizabeth Schiller won the championship flight with five threes in a Poker Golf event at Goose Creek Country Club. Jane King claimed the first flight with four sevens, Alice Davis took the second flight with a full house of three Kings and two fours, and Modelle Barsa won the nine hole flight.
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Follow Through in Golf Swing Lessons From Pro Insight
The article contrasts famous golfers like Arnold Palmer and Gary Player with common errors in finish positions. It argues the follow-through is mainly a checkpoint, not a determinant of ball direction, and recommends a high extended finish with weight shifted left.
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San Francisco Takes Over 1st Place In NL
San Francisco surged to first in the National League by winning 4 - 1 at Atlanta as St Louis fell 3-2 in 11 innings to the Dodgers. The Giants’ win, paired with the Cardinals loss, boosted SF four games in the NL standings while the Dodgers and Braves each lost. Marty Martinez driven in the decisive eighth inning run, and Jose Cardenal led Cleveland in a 9-2 rout of California with a 16-hit attack.
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Major League Leaders Show Strong AL and NL Stats
The Associated Press lists top performers in both leagues. American League leaders include F Howard and Campaneris in key categories, with strong showings from Carew and Horton. pitching leaders feature John, Warden, and Perranoski at 4-0. National League leaders spotlight Rose in batting and RBI, with Clemente and McCovey among top hitters and Reed, Kelso, and Selma posting 5-0 records.
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Sour Lake Golfer Edmondson Could Boost Lee College
A Sour Lake golfer, Dave Edmondson, is seen as a strong prospect for Lee College after high school. Edmondson led his team to district and regional titles and tied for district medalist with 73, then placed second at regionals with 145 total, plus third-low in state. He shot 80 at Pinewood despite toe injury and benefited from facing Ole’ Andy who shot 76. Edmondson averages 75.1 across eight tournaments and rarely finishes lower than third, suggesting potential to help Lee win a conference title.
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