Dodgers Rally Halts Pirates as Lefebvre Drives Four
Jim Lefebvre, a 22-year-old former Dodger batboy, drove in four runs with three hits to lift the Dodgers to a 7-1 win over Pittsburgh. Osteen and Perranoski combined on a winning effort, while Cincinnati and the Dodgers’ rivals also won, keeping LA in a one game NL lead. The Pirates dropped extra-base opportunities as Lefebvre’s timely hits spurred Los Angeles.
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Pownal Horse Entries Page Draws Wide Field At Gala Day
The Pownal entries for premium races list multiple horses with odds and jockeys across age divisions. Key contenders include Cima, Gala Day and Blue Road, with owners and riders such as Legio, Pruden t, Pasquarelli, and Kelly. the page shows firsts, seconds, thirds and larger fields for three and up races.
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Where Are They Ask Coaches Reeves Ziter Benhi Football
Don Ziter backfield coach at Benhi notes small turnout with 29 players, expects more for a potential Vermont Football Conference season. Ron Reeves, Benhi head coach, emphasizes experience gaps and depth while stressing conditioning and fundamentals before adding plays.
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$100,000 Stakes Prize Saturday at Rockingham
Four contenders head the field for the $281,720 New Hampshire Sweepstakes Classic at Rockingham Park in Salem New Hampshire. Hail to All leads a strong contingent with 11 three year olds set to break, while ticket holders across several states stand to win large prizes from first to fourth place. The event marks the nation’s richest for three year olds though ticket sales lag, with 1,300,532 sold and gross revenue of 3,901,596.
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Mighty Sue wins first trot at Saratoga at 12.40
At Saratoga, Mighty Sue with Leslie aboard wins the first mile trot for a $600 purse, with Cheerio Pick and Success Fe following. time 2:11.4. Also listed are Tyson D, Chiro, Royal Glory and a long attendance of 3,228. Handgie $169,230.
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One More Season For Tommy Go
Boston CBS reports that Tom Heinsohn plans to play one more season with the Celtics, with an official decision likely by Sept. 12 at the club’s kickoff dinner. At 31, the six foot seven forward weighs an eight month insurance leave and a potential lucrative deal with Ruppert Brewing or State Mutual, following Red Auerbach’s push. He has scored over 14,000 points for eight titles in nine seasons, and his next move hinges on contractor offers and club negotiations ahead of September training camp.
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