Tosmah Dominates Arlington Mile Besting Old Hat at 3-Year-Old Pace
Tosmah owned by Anthony Imbesi wins the Arlington Matron at one mile and a furlong, defeating Old Hat and Nubile. The 3-year-old daughter of Tim Tam clocks 1 49 2/5, earns $49,050, increases lifetime earnings to $304,569, and secures her fifth stakes win of the year.
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Reds Manager Fred Hutchinson Granted Leave Of Absence
Cincinnati Reds manager Fred Hutchinson, who turned 45 last Wednesday, re entered Chris Hospital in Cincinnati with cancer and was granted a leave of absence for the current road trip.
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Deming High School Kicks 44 Miles to Sun Bowl
Deming New Mexico high school players kicked a football 2137 times over 4 hours 51 minutes covering 44 miles from Mesilla Dam to the Sun Bowl Stadium as publicity for the Sun Bowl game. YMCA participants joined with over 4000 kicks but finished later. The contest rules required each kicker to boot at least 10 times before handing off.
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Twins Trim Tribe 9-3 in Minneapolis
Lef ty Dick Stigman won his sixth game after a rough first inning as the Minnesota Twins beat the Cleveland Indians 9-3. Tony Oliva drove in three with a 32nd double, Rich Rollins and Zoilo Versailles also produced hits, and Jerry Zimmerman cleared the bases with a seventh inning double. Luis Tiant took the loss. The Dallas Cowboys and Eddie Lebaron connected on the shortest documented TD pass, two inches.
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Emerson Stolle clinch Australian Davis Cup spot in Minneapolis
Ray Emerson and Fred Stolle defeated Patricio Rodriguez and Ernesto Aguirre 6 4 6 4 6 4 to give Australia a 3 0 lead over Chile in the best of five. Sweden clinched the European zone final. Australia advances to interzone finals against Sweden August 29 31 with Newcombe set for singles.
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Pirates Rally Past Cubs 5 4 In Tight Ninth
Pittsburgh Pirates edge Chicago Cubs 5 4 as Don Clendenon hits a go ahead infield single with two outs in the ninth scoring Bob Bailey. Bailey and Mota opened the rally, Williams and Cowan homered for the Cubs, Bailey and Clemente hit solo shots for the Pirates. Al McBean earned the win for Pittsburgh.
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Cavandish Captures .Bama Run at 84th Derby Trial
Miss Cavandish, trained by Harry Nichols and ridden by Howard Grant, overtook Beautiful Day in the stretch to win the 84th running of the .Bama Run. Wheatley Stable’s Beautiful Day held second with Castle Forbes third as Miss Cavandish earned $36,530 for the year’s purse and tied the race record time of 2:03 1/3 for the mile and quarter.
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Regional winners named in nationwide American Legion baseball tourney
American Legion National Headquarters announced regional winners from eight regions. Manchester New Hampshire and Bristol Connecticut each won big in Region 1 while College Park Maryland hosted Region 2 with Staten Island up 6-2 over Brooklawn. Regional action continued in Virginia, Tennessee, Mississippi and beyond with several byes and close scores shaping advancing teams.
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Fatal Indy oval crash kills midget racer Denny Keith
Denny Keith age 24 from Greentown died after his midget race car flipped during the 50 lap feature at the Indianapolis speedway. Officials attributed possible mechanical failure as his car hit a fence, overturned, and stopped on the back stretch. Keith was married six weeks and among 13,500 spectators attended by his bride Glenda.
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Parka Dominates Turf Handicap in Tight Finish
Parka, making his East debut, wins the Turf Handicap as Cool Prince is second by a nose ahead of Turbo Jet with Inbalance close behind. Colorado King, a six-time winner at Hollywood Park last year, finishes fifth after a strong rival performance. Walter Blum rides Parka to a course record in 1:42 for the mile and one sixteenth, earning $19,126 and mutuels of 8.60 4.00 3.20. Cool Prince pays 12.20 7.60, Turbo Jet 7.60. Sweet Duke starts a big double at 23.80, Candy's Ahead at 34.80 setting a $537 Daily Double.
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Costly finish line mistake upsets race winner at Torquay
American Dick Bertram on Lucky Moppie led the Cowes to Torquay power boat race but passed the finish buoy on the wrong side and had to circle and recross. Briton Bob Gardner aboard Surf Rider surged to win in 3:52 as an escort plane nearly touched water while signaling the error.
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