Night of Dog Racing On TV Shows Scoreboard Highlights
Monday night racing results across nine races feature dogs like Mr Roley Quintela and V's Shaka Kawn with winner times around 31.0 seconds. Trifectas and exactas produce payouts from modest to high, while Pick Six carries a large carryover. Tonight's lineup includes basketball games and hockey scores with Montreal at Quebec and Minnesota at Detroit noted.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From West Coast League
The report shows Northern Division standings with St. Petersburg leading, West Palm Beach close behind, and Fort Myers, Bradenton, Winter Haven, Orlando, and St. Lucie in the mix. It notes a 7 4 loss for St. Petersburg and 8 4 results for Gold Coast and 12 2 for Fort Myers in Monday’s games, plus matchups today including West Palm Beach at St. Petersburg and Winter Haven at Fort Myers.
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Front Office Moves Across MLB NFL NBA and College
Baseball executives named for Orioles Tigers Twins and Expos. NHL suspends Zombo for three games after a Dec 27 stick swing. Flyers recall players from Hershey. Canucks trade away stars for Penguins package. College and university programs announce coaching hires and retirements across Indiana Kentucky Navy Northeast Missouri State Northwestern Oklahoma City Wisconsin.
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College Basketball Scores and Standings Summary
Multiple conference results and national scores across basketball, with Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa State, Oklahoma and Missouri among key teams. Includes game recaps, upcoming fixtures, and NAIA and NCAA references, plus historic record trivia and tournament notes.
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Boxing results and Royals sign Meacham summary
In Inglewood Edward Peewee Parker won a unanimous decision to claim the WBA Americas featherweight title over Abe Gomez. Tony Tucker stopped Calvin Jones in a heavyweights bout. Alex Garcia stopped Andre McCall in another heavyweight clash. In Kansas City the Royals signed former Yankees shortstop Bobby Meacham to a minor league deal and invited him to spring training as a non roster player.
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Stoneham dies at 86, Giants founder who moved club west
Horace C. Stoneham, who moved the New York Giants to San Francisco for riches by the Bay, died at 86 in a Scottsdale nursing home after 13 years near spring training. He led the club for 40 years, built teams with Hall of Famers Willie Mays and others, and helped launch West Coast baseball with Walter OMalley. He sold the Giants in 1976 amid changing attendance and a storied era.
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Lemons to retire after OKC University contract ends
Abe Lemons announces retirement after his Oklahoma City University contract expires in June. The 35-year coach with a 586-335 record says he knew it was time once he saw his team play and jokes about not reaching 600 wins. He began at Oklahoma City in 1955, led six NCAA appearances and two NITs, then coached at Pan American and Texas before returning to OKC in 1983.
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Nagurski Dies Spurting NFL Legend at 81
International Falls Minnesota AP Bronko Nagurski died Sunday at age 81 from natural causes. The 235 pound fullback defined early NFL play and transcended the sport. A Minnesota native and Bears icon, he starred at the University of Minnesota and Chicago from 1930 to 1937 and 1943, becoming a Pro Football Hall of Fame charter member. His contemporaries call him the greatest football player ever.
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Campanella Improves at Northridge Hospital
Hall of Fame catcher Roy Campanella, 68, hospitalized since late December with respiratory issues and diabetes complications, was reported improving on Monday. He remains in serious but stable condition and is being weaned from a ventilator at Northridge Hospital Medical Center.
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DeLong Shines With Three Tackles In NFC Semifinal Win
Former Lawrence High standout Keith DeLong, San Francisco 49ers first round pick, logged three tackles in the 41-13 playoff victory over Minnesota. Rookie also posted 11 tackles, eight solo, eight assists and one interception during the regular season while mainly contributing on special teams.
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