Livewire Leonard Tops Monday Night Dog Race Card
Race day results show Livewire Leonard winning the first race in 31.12 within a 5 16 Grade D field. Quintela paid 115.20 for win with Trifectas 6-5-1 grossing 1,389.60. Other races featured winners such as Ami Robyn 30.8 and P's Case Ace 30.99, with varied Exacta, Trifecta and doubles. Attendance noted at 3,478 and handle at 424,495.
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Evening TV Schedule and College Results Highlights
College basketball tonight features Oklahoma at Kansas State and Duke at North Carolina among several late games. women’s play includes Kansas versus Oklahoma replay. Thursday adds Ohio State at Michigan and UNC State at Wake Forest. a long list of men's scores follows, with notable games across conferences and the Bennetts, LSU and Stanford in action.
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Baseball By W. Palm Bel Fort Myers Gold Coast
In the Northern Division standings the Wekmer S B and Petersburg lead with Key games listed. West Palm Beach sits 7-4 and Fort Myers 0-0 while Bradenton shows 9 and St. Petersburg 8 with 11 innings noted in a Gold Coast win over St. Lucie. Today's schedule features Fort Myers at West Palm Beach and Gold Coast at St. Lucie among other matchups.
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Australian Open results first round highlights at Melbourne
Top seeds and players from many nations advance in the Australian Open first round. Notable wins include McEnroe Gomez Muster Noah and Becker leading men, Sabatini Sukova and Garrison pacing the women as seed favorites move forward amid tight comebacks and decisive straight sets.
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Czechoslovakia
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France
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Luxembourg
Helen Kelesi
Canada
Wilfred Probst
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Mary Joe Fernandez
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Petra Thoren
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Tine Schever- Larsen
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Angelica Gavaldon
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Tenn
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College results scatter across Associated Press list
A crowded slate shows numerous NCAA basketball results. Notable scores include American U 73 over UNC Wilmington 70, Connecticut 10 over Syracuse 59, Loyola Maryland 81 over Navy 74 in OT, and Penn State 64 over Duquesne 56. Other outcomes feature Le Moyne 43 over Gannon 40 and Mount St. Mary’s 82 defeating Bucknell 78.
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PBA Showboat Invitational standings after first round
Bowling standings list after round one in Las Vegas with eight game pinfall totals. Notable names include Bob Benoit Topeka Rick Steelsmith Wichita Bill Busby Topeka and Tony Figuiera Torrance. Final tallies show Saijo and Baresch tied for eighth with 1,872.
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Bob Benoit
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Kan
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Wichita
Bill Busby
Tony Figuiera
Torrance
Calif
Dave Husted
Milwaukie
Ore
Ryan Shafer
Elmira
N.Y
Tommy Martin
Memphis
Tenn
Lennie Baresch Jr
Kenosha
Wis
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Japan
Jon O’drobnniak
Glendale Heights
Billy Young
Tulsa
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Colorado Springs
Colo
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Medford
Brad Snell
Des Plaines
Hockey Scores From North American Matchups
Toronto defeated Chicago 7 6 while Boston edged Hartford 4 3 Montreal beat Minnesota 4 3 Vancouver plays New York Islanders New Jersey visits Washington Philadelphia hosts Pittsburgh Quebec visits Winnipeg Calgary meets St Louis Detroit faces Edmonton Buffalo travels to Los Angeles.
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OSU fires Dumas as stellar forward battles relapse
Oklahoma State coach Leonard Hamilton announced Richard Dumas has been dismissed to seek treatment for a substance abuse relapse. The 6-7 forward had averaged 12.7 points and 5.4 rebounds this season, and previously earned All-Big Eight honors. Team officials hope he uses this time to address his health issues as the Cowboys sit 0-2 in the Big Eight.
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Jackson Signs Reds In One Year Deal For 1.15 Million
Left hander Danny Jackson agreed to a one year contract with the Cincinnati Reds for 1.15 million dollars, matching his prior season. The pitcher, 28, went 6-11 with a 5.60 ERA last year after joining the Reds in a 1987 trade that also brought Angel Salazar. Jackson avoided arbitration despite eligibility and cited uncertainty over the Reds’ new management as a reason for preferring a shorter deal.
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McCants Leaves Alabama For NFL Draft
Alabama All American linebacker Keith McCants announced he will skip his senior season to enter the NFL draft. He told the Mobile Press Register that the decision was hard yet necessary and he prioritizes family. McCants, 6 foot 5, 255 pounds, is expected to be a top pick and may be Atlanta Falcons’ first choice.
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Kansans lead Showboat Invitational after opening round
Three Kansans top the PBA Showboat Invitational in Las Vegas Monday. Bob Benoit leads with 1,905 pins after eight games, 53 ahead of Rick Steelsmith who has 1,852. Bill Busby sits third with 1,847 as 280 entrants begin 16 more qualifying games to reach the top 70, then eight more to 24 for match play.
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El Dorado to host Kansas NBC baseball tournament
NBC selects El Dorado as site for the Kansas National Baseball Congress tournament. The event runs July 25 to 30 alongside the El Dorado Prairie Port Festival. Defending champion Wichita Broncos and Liberal BeeJays return, with all Kansas teams eligible if players have no pro contracts before June 1, 1990.
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Baseball and basketball free agent signings and contracts
Transactions from AP list baseball moves across AL clubs including Detroit Cecil Fielder Ed Romero Tracy Jones and Larry Sheets on two then one year terms plus Kansas City Steve Farr Oakland Terry Steinbach Seattle Jerry Reed Mickey Brantley Texas Geno Petralli and NL Atlanta Dane Leibrandt Cincinnati Danny Jackson also NBA deals Atlanta Hawks John Long on second 10 day contract Philadelphia 76ers Lewis Lloyd on 10 day deal
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Team Scores From Mixed Rec League Play
Men's power results list Byters 2 over PEAC One 0 and Pinheads 3 over PEAC One 0. In Women's Rec Div 1 West Coast Beaches 3 over Working Girls 0 and Lollies 0 over NMGVP 2. Div 2 Golden Girls 3 over Near Side 0 and Maupintour 2 over TNT 1. Div 3 Coed Lasers 2 over Sallie Mae 1 and Cable Six 3 over InterX Two 0.
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