Sedgefield Show Draws Big Field
The 29th annual Sedgefield Horse Show opens with 250 horses entered and more expected. Two rings host classes led by Green Jumpers won by Later ridden by Dale Thiel of Camden. Notable entries include Ramblin Wreck and Crossfire with multiple owners and riders from North Carolina, New Jersey, Virginia, and beyond. The event, run by Dillon brothers and Dillard, promises an outstanding display at Sedgefield Stables.
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Johnny Lucas
Red Spice
Maddox Whitley
Asheboro
Earl Frazier
Don Follmer
Sedgefield
William J
Robert A. Dillon
David P. Dillard
Dale Thiel
Camden
D. C
Ramblin Wreck
Wick Largen
Charlotte
N. C
Crossfire
Bill Bouick
Sarah Callaway
Concord
Oh Johnny
Manages $132,232.80 Twin-Double Payoff At Roosevelt Raceway
Michael Sherman of Freehold New Jersey heads a seven man syndicate that won a record 132 232 80 from a twin double at Roosevelt Raceway Westbury New York The payout set a new American pari mutuel record with six other partners named including William Bresnahan Jr John Saker Jr and Joseph Saker The IRS may tax the windfall and the group kept some details private Partners include a dairy distributor supermarket stockholders and associates in Fair Acres Farms each benefiting from the seven way split with taxes to be determined The previous record payoff was 84 692 20 at Gulfstream Park Florida last April 22.
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Larry Friedman
Westbury
N.Y
New Jersey
Roosevelt Raceway
Michael Sherman
Freehold
N.J
Sherman
Roosevelt
Suageeee Sherman
Internal Revenue Service
William J. Bresnahan Jr
John ©. Saker
Joseph J. Saker
Sakers
Bresnahan
Fair Acres Farms
Frehold
Morris Landis
John Saker Sr
William L. Bresnahan Sr
John E. Saker Jr
John
William Bresnahan Jr
Gulfstream Park
Florida
Tar Heels Strengthen ACC Lead
North Carolina edged Wake Forest 4 3 at Chapel Hill to move to 8 0 in ACC play and extend the league lead. Pitcher Bill Haywood earned his seventh win after a relief role as Jim Speight drove in the deciding run with bases loaded in the ninth. Wake Forest fell to 4 3 in ACC games with Lou Howard taking the loss.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Wake Forrest
Chapel Hill
Tar Heels
Wake Forest
Jim Speight
Charlie Fleming
Bill Haywood
Wake
Mike Budd
Jim Israel
Lou Howard
Clemson
Tigers
Maryland
Duke
South Carolina
Virginia
N.C. State
Craft's late move backfires as Astros top Dodgers 7-3
Houston manager Harry Craft benched left‑handed hitters in the seventh, replacing them with righty batters. Rusty Staub cleared the bases with a bases‑clearing double, driving in three and ending Los Angeles’ four‑game win streak. Bond homered earlier, Bond and Spangler had hits, and White delivered a clutch single. Dodgers fall amid the bayou crowd boos.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Craft
Houston
Eddie Kasko
Dodger
Walt Alston
Jim Brewer
al Spangler
Brewer
Walt Bond
Mike White
White
Kaska
Bob Aspromonte
Rusty
Staub
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Minnesota
Kansas City
Detroit
San Francisco
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
New York
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
Colts
Bond
Nellie Fox
Aspromonte
Dick Farrell
John Verhas
Ron Fairly
Patton Hopes to Repeat at North and South
Billy Joe Patton, defending champion from Morganton North Carolina, leads a tight North and South Amateur semifinal run at Pinehurst as he battles Wayne Jackson and others. Patton emphasizes putting skill as key to maintaining his title and chase for a fourth straight win on the tough No. 2 course.
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Kenalyta Associated Press
Pinehurst
N.C
Billy Joe Patton
Patton
Paton
U.S
Grimsley Golfers Roll In Big Lead At Blair Park
Grimsley posted a 282 total six under par to lead the Central 4A Conference loop at Blair Park. Medalist Charles Snipes shot 68. Reynolds second at 296, Burlington 305, High Point 311, Salisbury 312, Page 317, Gray 325, Lexington 334. Grimsley overall lead after seven matches, 2 119 against Reynolds 2 130.
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Grimsley
Blair Park
Whirlie Crew
Charles Snipes
Reynolds
Burlington
High Point
Salisbury
Page
Gray
Lexington
Grimsley Club
Black Demons
Eddie Dyer
Worth Parker
Mike Hed- Tick
David
Dar-rell Parker
Indians Win on Wagner Three-Run Clout in 84 Victory
Leon Wagner of the Indians slugged a three-run homer, doubled and singled as Cleveland defeated Minnesota. Dick Farrell of the Colts improved to 3-0, halting the Dodgers' four-game win streak in Houston by a 7-3 score.
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Farrell
Dodgers
Phillies
Dennis Bennett
Richie Allen
Joe Nuxhall
Tony Gonzalez
Twins
Dick Stigman
Leon Wagner
Vic Davalillo
Indians
Wagner
Davalillo
Cleveland
Minnesota
Dick Farrell
Colts
Houston
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Folly Rama
Claude Shifler
Lou Mar Farta
Norwood
Midnight Cloud
Robert McCray
W. H. Henderson
Stockton
N. J
Belews Creek
Madox Whitley
Ashehoro
Jim Dandy
Cash Lavell
Frank Fulcher
Winston- Salem
Claude Alexander
Investigator
Dave Becker
Lake of the Woods
Woodland
Prince Chevelle
C. R. Chamberlain
Tina Thomas
Combine
ACC
Ues States
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Squaw Iwakes
Calif
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Los Angeles
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Harry Craft
Spahine
Billy Joe
Morganton
M.C
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Little Wayne Jackson
Hampton
Allen
West Hartford
George Dunlap
Jackson
Dave Boyd
Atlanta
Morey
Dick Sidjerowf
Westort
Pattoy Brady
Reidsville
Dale Morey
Igh Point
Dave O'Hara
Ter
Irons
Warren Spahn
Greensboro
Milwaukee Braves
Atlantic Coast
Frank Strafaci
Thej
Miami
Fla
Raleigh
Braves
Wisconsin
Billy Hoeft
Spahn
Denny Lemaster
Tony Cloninger
Hank Fischer
Bob Sadowski
Lemaster
Cloninger
Fischer
Andy Sadowski
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
Jim Bunning
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