Avatar Wins Belmont Stakes in a Tight Triple Crown Finish
Avatar sprints to a neck victory over Foolish Pleasure at Belmont Park finishing the 1 12 miles in 2 28 5 as Master Derby and Diabolo chase. Foolish Pleasure and Master Derby split the exclamation with Diabolo fading to third. Trainer Tommy Doyle guides Avatar to his colt s fifth win this year boosting earnings and stud value amid Shoemaker s record Belmont rides.
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Flesner Named New Manager Of Bluefield Orioles
Paul Flesner, 28, appointed as full time Bluefield Orioles manager for the Appalachian League season. He is a former Bluefield player and current coach, with a goal to build a competitive team as Bowen Field receives a facelift including new bleachers, dugouts and a scoreboard. Opening games are set for June 19 on the road at Pulaski and June 21 at home.
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Final Round Of Kemper Open Set For Sunday Chase
Ray Floyd shot 69 to hold an eight under par lead at 209 while Bobby Nichols also posted 69 to sit one stroke back. Jerry Heard and Jim Masserio shared fourth at 210, with John Mahaffey and Dan Sikes at 211 in a crowded leaderboard ahead of the final round.
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Bench, Driessen power Reds past Cubs on five homer day
Cincinnati routed Chicago 8 5 behind Johnny Bench's 12th and Doug Driessen's first homer. Bench added two more runs later and Ken Griffey Jr. contributed a strong two RBI performance as Cincinnati built an early lead before fending off a Cubs surge.
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Daily Telegraph Sports Stubby Sea Pashon Pome
A fragmented column blends quips and quizzical lines. Light jesting notes touch on optimism age and travel while a few clipped phrases nod to sports and social humor across an as read page.
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Bluefield Industrial Beats Sophia In Extra Innings
Bluefield Industrial defeats top rated Sophia 6 to 5 in eight innings at Bowen Field. Faddis drives in two with three RBI while Rasi and Rosiek key late plays as Bluefield escapes after Sophia ties at 4 in the seventh. Bourne pitches in relief for Sophia with eight strikeouts.
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Phillies Beat Dodgers as Allen Homers Twice
Dick Allen slugged his first two homers of the season and Steve Carlton limited the Los Angeles lineup to two hits as Philadelphia won 4 to 0 on Saturday night.
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