Moon Lark Wins All-American Futurity at Ruidoso Downs
Moon Lark, owned by Sam Howard and uncles James and Paul Howard, secured $437,500 in the All-American Futurity at Ruidoso Downs finishing 440 yards in 21.84 seconds. Osage Juana, Holme Maid, Vespero and other contenders earned position money, with owners from California to Texas receiving prizes. Capasetti scratched due to a stress fracture but still collected $35,000 for last place.
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Vespero Runs Fourth at All-American Futurity in Muddy Ruidoso
Vespero, owned by Gordon Crone of Lakin, finished fourth at Ruidoso Downs in the All American Futurity on a wet track. Moon Lark won in 21.84 seconds amid off track conditions. Crone noted Vespero’s strong break, but the surface caused him to struggle and stumble. Vespero has earned about $232,000 this year from Rainbow Futurity wins and other starts, despite a prior Kansas Futurity disqualification for breaking wide.
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Florida Wins Legion Title
Hialeah Florida defeated East Springfield Massachusetts 7 to 4 to win the American Legion World Series. Ivan Mesa contributed a homer and a leadoff single for the rally, while Ross Jones earned player of the year honors after a tournament batting average of .381 with six RBIs.
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Newman Wins Race Then Loses Victory After Protest
Actor Paul Newman won a Lime Rock SCCA race by a fender length but forfeited the victory after a protest by rival Dr. William Coykendall of Rochester. Coykendall alleged Newman was negligent when his car bumped another on the straightaway, causing a collision that led to Newman’s protest overturn. The No. 2 finisher, George Alderman, was awarded the win.
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Royals hold off A's as Otis drives in four runs
In Oakland, Rich Gale won to lift Kansas City 5-3 over the Athletics as Al Hrabosky closed out the win. Amos Otis drove in four with two doubles and Tony Armas starred in the field despite a bruised leg after crashing into the fence while catching White's long drive.
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Oilers Acquire Carlson and Mayer From Whalers
Edmonton announces the acquisition of center Steve Carlson and winger Jim Mayer from the New England Whalers of the WHA. GM Larry Gordon says both players will be invited to a five day training camp before Edmonton departs for a two week Sweden Finland tour. their joining status for the trip is undecided.
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Big Eight Teams Name Kickers and QBs For Openers
Big Eight coaches finalize first teams in light workouts on Labor Day. ISU picks freshman Rich Miller to start at Rice opener. Ligons handles kickoffs. Missouri tabs Jeff Brockhaus. Kansas names Brian Bethke quarterback with tight end battle ongoing. Oklahoma State and Oklahoma prep for Saturday games. K State focuses on defensive fronts.
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Guidry First To Reach 20 Guidry First To Reach 20
New York AP Yankee Stadium saw Ron Guidry win the opener of a double header 9-1 over Detroit as he became the majors first 26-game winner. Guidry allowed five hits, walked three and struck out eight while Lance Parrish exited with a foul, two strike count and a standing ovation from 46,896 fans.
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Notice to notify Assessor within 30 days of vehicle sale
The notice requires contacting the Assessor's Office by telephone or in person within 30 days of acquiring purchasing trading or selling any motor vehicle including cars trucks motorcycles trailers and related items. This local regulatory reminder stresses timely reporting to update official records.
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