Bama Horse Wins Show at Tennessee Walking Horse National
Willy Walk ridden by Sandy Flemming and owned by Alabama breeders wins the show pleasure walking horse championship at the 35th Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration in Shelbyville. Event drew 10,618 spectators as classes featured Manila Bay Smokey Air Gun Mr. Charcoal and other named horses and riders from Alabama, Kentucky, Georgia, Missouri, North Carolina, and beyond.
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Manila Bay
Tommy Kerkeles
Archer & Kerkeles
Chattanooga
Nashville
Mr. Charcoal
Ken Wulff
Wulff & Wulff
Vienna
Willy Walk
Sandy Flemming
Edith Wilcox
Chatham
Ala
Delight’s Senorita
Mary Ellen Carson
Chuck Nash
Buford
Lucien Scott
Lewisburg
Cool Hand
Luke
Neil Robinson
Mack Grove
Marked Tree
Ark
Wallace Brandon
Sun Stables
Brewton
Delight
Bud Dunn
Jack Brewer
Florence
Nick McGowan
C.B. Odgen
New Orleans
The
Modernaire
John Hall
R.C. Richardson
Albany
Ray Swinger
Leon Hall
Hillsboro
Judy Tillett
Deedy Whitamore
Riderown
County Football Preview: Reds, Raiders Face Strong Rival Picks
County teams eyed key players and new coaches as West Morgan aims to defend a strong postseason run. Notable returnees include Jeff Farley and Larry Tucker for West Morgan, while Falkville fields quarterback Randy Nelson alongside other veterans. East Limestone and Decatur showcase youth and rebuilding depth under new leadership.
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Russellville
West Morgan
Reds
Jeff Farley
Larry
Arrowhead
Joe Caracappa
Indians
Falkville
Devils
Randy Nelson
Carty returns to National League with Braves clash
Aaron, traded to Texas in winter, rejoined the NL two weeks ago and faces his old team Atlanta. The 33 year old Carty, mainly a designated hitter with Texas, belted four RBIs in the game, remarking on the unusual sight of wearing a new uniform and his luck turning. He praised Hank Aaron as one of the best ever and noted Rico’s .317 Braves mark.
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Texas
Atlanta
Braves
Carty
Rico
Aaron
Hank
Playoff series set for Southern League title
OPELIKA Ala AP Montgomery and Jacksonville will open the best of five series for the Southern League baseball championship next Monday night. Games in Montgomery start at 7 30 p m CDT and the Jacksonville games at 7 30 p m EDT. If needed games move to Jacksonville for Wednesday Thursday and Friday.
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Opelika
Ala
Montgomery
Jacksonville
Billy Hitchcock
Ray vows no return after failed contract talks
NFL camp notes show teams trimming rosters to 49 men as Minnesota trades Gene Washington to Denver for Rod Sherman and a draft pick. Washington, 28, veteran of seven seasons, had 172 receptions for 3,087 yards but dealt with a foot injury. Sherman, ex-Raiders and Bengals, has 104 catches for 1,558 yards. Saints new coach John North says not aiming for instant turnaround for a 2-11-1 club.
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Minnesota Vikings
Gene Washington
Denver Broncos
Rod Sherman
Washington
Michigan State
Sherman
Oakland Raiders
Cincinnati Bengals
Oakland
Denver
Oliver Ly Delivers NY Victory Over San Diego 8-6
Jon Matlack survived a two-run rally by San Diego in the first as New York beat the Padres 8-6. Henry Aaron hit his 706th homer and drove in four, but Chicago rallied to beat Atlanta 9-6 with a three-run eighth and two-run ninth. Aaron’s three-run shot in the first narrowed Ruth’s record gap to eight. Atlanta’s star has 33 homers this season.
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New York
San Diego
Jon Matlack
Cubs
Braves
Henry Aaron
Chicago
Atlanta
Aaron
Babe Ruth
Atlanta Star
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