Horse Racing card at Scarborough Downs signals tight, even card
A detailed at a glance listing for Scarborough Downs race program shows seven races with 5 furlong to 6 furlong sprints, purses around 1000 dollars, and entries including many named horses and jockeys such as Nite Reighn, Spotted Clown, Mail Away, Count Swerve, War Beacon, One Last Bid, Southern Yam, Milk Check, Ridge, and High Now. The mix includes runners like Uncle Links, Bell of Marshamn, and King O The Market with jockeys Parker Saint Cooper Miller and others noted.
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Scarborough Downs
Never Will Panel
Andy
Savage
Tale Teller
Nite Reighn
Briggs
Spotted Clown
McNerney
Boanji
Saint
Miss Shrimp Peel
Parke
Settle
Mr. PH. Wowie
Flossie
Parker
Joe Hancock
Saint G. Colfax Lark
Smith
Facetiae
Cooper
Mail Away
Count Swerve
War Beacon
Mark C
Parzaile
Andy's
Bsa le
Uncle Links
Race results and notable sports notes from daily racing card
Detailed results from nine races show winners with payoffs and times, plus scratches and participants. Notable mentions include former Yankee pitcher Whitey Ford eligible for Baseball Hall of Fame voting and golfer Ron Lete winning the 1962 Cala J Open by five strokes, along with a 1963 Waterloo, Iowa listing.
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Whitey Ford
Baseball
Hall of Fame
Baseball Writers’ Association
Marathon Bicycle Race Goes To Post Saturday
The First Annual Down East Bike Race from Kennebunk to Biddeford and back covers 60 miles across Route 1 and coastal towns with juniors intermediates and seniors racing for Camp Waban funds. About 65 riders expected from clubs statewide. registration closes Friday at 5 p.m. at the Kennebunk Sports Center. The event will feature police traffic control in the early stages and three class winners. First, second, and third place trophies awarded.
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Kennebunk
Bob Thibodeau
Waban
Springvale
Eau
Kennebunk Police Department
Alfred
Biddeford
West Street
Cape Porpoise
Kennebunkport
Dock Square
Kennebunk Lower Village
the Landing
Summer Street
Tennis For All Races Spreads On New York Courts
In New York, tennis fans describe a shift as the sport reaches urban youth across races. Eric Werner, director of the New York Junior Tennis League, coaches a multiethnic group at Central Park courts, stressing technique and enthusiasm over tradition. The scene highlights inclusion and rapid growth beyond white country club roots.
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New York
Althea Gibson
Eric Werner
Central Park
Werner
Sheridan G. Snyder
Raymonds
da Girado
Conn
Los
Angeles Lakers
Culmi
Tennis outreach sparks kids at east side center
The NJTL program led by director and coachs taught area youths tennis at a city center. Players like Girado and Werner recalled learning from pros Ashe Pasarell and others, with mentors stressing inclusivity and healthy competition.
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Girado
East Side
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Prince Jan
Dita Gascoigne
Vuvu
Gaffney
Enchanter
Miller
Lois Playboy
Thompson
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April Flight
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Belle of
Vaughn
Ridge
Misty White
High Now
Sharp Aim
Sylvester
V-Charming
Harrower
Dorman
Lucky Kabie
Tedrick
Heliotorpine
Fields
High Aim
Owen
Donna
Prospect
Star
Pussy Cat
Miss Jaksen
Alsoi Amber Sari
Orleans Girl
Miss Bicentinal
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Gwens
Trilla
Faire Bientot
Knox
Huddy May
Dom’s
iDottyjet
Rifty
Asotron
Yemen iChief
Windrush
Gay Lisa
Miss Rapeed
Archon
Chicles Choice
Helioroad
Demon
New Chief
Kings Kettle
Judson S
Quintela
Petarex
King Amber
Bazaar Star
Methuselah
Halandri
Bum Biter
Sno Foolin
Fairy Times
My Boy Louie
Tombawl
Behaving Son
Bob’s Tip
Lava Hill
Al’s Demon Rushka
Peru
By Cecil Munson
Lincoln, RJ
J King’s Circle
Ronald Nambra
Foxboro
Mass
Gene Minbar
Mike Gagliardi
Bay State Raceway
John Lamother
Nates
Ashe
Charlie Pasarell
Ashe i
NJTL
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Kennebunk Rd
Rte
Zayte
Resol
Mer
Pat Tates
Diig
Bonen
Portland
Pine Tree Shopping Center
Saco
Saco Valley
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