Dog Racing Results at The Woodlands Saturday Matinee
AP reports a long list of dog racing results from The Woodlands with multiple races on June 16 and 18, detailing dog names, odds, times, and payout figures for quinellas, trifectas, and superfectas. Notable entries include Enstok Charley, Get A Lit, and Northernvelocity with times around 31 seconds, plus attendance and handle figures for the day.
Baseball standings and schedules from the American Association
The page lists Easter Division standings for Nashville, Louisville, Buffalo, Indianapolis, and Iowa with records and games back, plus Western Division noting Omaha Royals, New Orleans, Oklahoma City, and Tulsa. It also details Saturday games: Louisville at Iowa, Omaha at Indianapolis, Nashville at Oklahoma City, New Orleans at Buffalo.
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Iowa
Omaha
Indianapolis
Nashville
Oklahoma City
Buffalo
New Orleans
Louisville
Butlato
Louisvilla
Tulan
Rangers
Tobey
el Paso
Wichita
Ford Senior Players Championship leads after third round in Michigan
Rocky Thompson Bell, Bob Charles, Ferree, and Aoki atop a crowded leaderboard at TPC of Michigan as scores range from 66 to 89. The 1.2 million event features a 6876 yard par 72 setup with many legends like Palmer, Nicklaus, and Trevino among the notable names competing alongside veterans and former stars.
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Dearborn
Mich
Ford
Championsip
Club of
Michigan
Rocky Thompson
BBFI
Bon Dim Colbert
Bob Charles
Vim Ferree
Jeno Aoki
Ray Floyd
Jack Kiefer
Larry Mowry
al Galberger
Larry Gilbert
Dim Dent
Babe Hickey
Tom Walskopf
Dim Albus
Chi Chi Ra
Walter Zambile
Dick Rhyan
Homero Blancas
Arnold Palmer
Don’ Bian
Tommy Aaron
Dewitt Weaver
Ack Nicklaus
Bully Casper
Tom Shaw
Dick Gontz
Don January
Gay Brower
Gary Player
Orvilla Moody
Gibby Gilbert
Harold Hennin
Bobs Reith
Dale Douglasa
Miller Barber
Bob Brun
Bill Kennedy
Ken Stitt
Harry Toscano
Ban Smith
Larry Ziegler
Bert Yancey
Walter Morgan
Cromwell
Conn
River Highlands
Corey Pavin
Don Poolay
Nick Price
Kenny Parry
Roger Marble
Steve Lowery
John Huston
Keith Clearwater
Dan Forsman
Mike Springer
Mark Calcavecchia
Frank Conner
Scott Gump
Kirk Triplett
Bruce Fisisher
Davis Lovell
Tom Byrum
Chris Tucker
Bob Lohr
Accen Madiate
Fullan Allan
Ted Tryba
P.M. Horgan
Bal Brad Bryant
Jeff Sluman
Greg Kraft
Bill Kratzert
Lance TenBroeck
Ere
Harry Taylor
Dava Barr
Ate Travor Dadde
Ata
John Ross
Yoh Coal
Dudley Hart
Don Tewell
Patrick Burkadoay Sindalar
Bob Gilder
Robert Graen
Jey Overton
Craig Stadler
Somers Point
N.J
Allar
Groote Bay Resort & Country Club
Shellay Hamiaraz
Beth Daniet
Amy Bonz
Missie McGorge
Danilalla Ammaccapane
Sherr
Turnar
Martha Faulcaner
Kathy Guadagnino
Dane Geddes
Dlady Dickinson
Lauria Browar
Steintimer
Anné Maria Paltt
Cathy Johnston-Forbes
Martin Spencer-Devin
Carolyn Hill
Nancy Ramsbottom
Dals Eggeling
Lise DaFaulo
Brandie Burton
Mary Beth Zimmeran
Barb Thomas
Angle Ridgeway
Danny Wyatt
Sally Lute Pear-Linn
Maggie Will
Martha Nauso
Kate Hughes
Missie Bertgattt
Denise Baldwin
Nancy Lopez Leigh AnhMulig
Alleetzman
Sports on TV Today and Tomorrow Schedule
A compact guide lists sports programming across channels with showings from noon through 9:30 pm today and into Tuesday. Baseball games include Chicago vs Los Angeles and Kansas City vs Texas among others, plus Wimbledon tennis, golf events, auto racing, horse racing, boxing, and drag racing across multiple channels and classifications.
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Houston
Atlanta
Kansas City
Texas
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
San Diego
Colorado
Duran
LeBlanc
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Wimbledon results reveal mix of wins and surprises
At Wimbledon in England, third round matches produced notable upsets and close battles. Players including Stefan Edberg and Wayne Ferreira advanced, while other favorites faced tough sets in men and women singles action.
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Fearne Wayne Ferrarra
South Africa
Henik Holm
Sweden
Stefan Edberg
Chrie Wilkinson
Britain
Todd Martin
East Lansing
Mich
Goran Ivanjesvic
Croatia
Richard Matuszewski
Hopewell Junction
N.Y
Javier Frans
Argentina
Wally Masur
Australia
Amnaud Boetsch
France
David Wheaton
Lake Minnetonka
Minn
Michael Chang
Handereon
Nev
Cedric Piolina
Kenneth Carlson
Denmark
Jim Caurier
Dade City
Fla
Jason Stoltanburg
Free State Run in Lawrence Eight Kilometers Race Results
Lawrence hosts the Free State Run with eight kilometer men results led by David Johnston 26 40 overall. Age groups feature Fhett Renaud 26 18 1 and Mike Finch 32 03 6 3 in 14 19. Others include Sean Larsan 29 48 2 and Tom Marshall 30 06 3 Brian McCaffrey 32 38 5 in 20 28.0 age 30 34 Thayne Riffel 25 58 and Jay Backman 28 22 2 display strong times. Overall standings show Glenda Taylor 95 22 3 and Kalla Hamrak 97 48 0 in youth divisions. Wheelchair entrant Peter Connistra finishes 27 30.
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Astraca
Herman
Dorough
Panorama
Whisper Breeze
Sting's House
Bram Stoker
Ogold Lady
Quinella
Torpado Bay
Hall
FID
Lookout Souls
Omni Apollo
Bush
Ditch Digger
David Johnston
Fhett Renaud
Mike Finch
Miguel Larios
Apes
Sean Larsan
Tom Marshall
Brian McCaffrey
Thayne Riffel
Jay Backman
Bill Reels
Dick Wilson
Paul Holtzman
Clim Laon
Glenda Taylor
Kalla Hamrak
Joanne Poggio
Marilyn Liston
Losiie McC
Kathy Sexton
Pat Endstey
Barbara Wood
Diana Bahr
Peter Connistra
Tennis results round up from Amelia Island event
The report lists multiple first round and doubles results featuring Jana Novotna and Zina Garrison Jackson, with players from France Germany Argentina and other nations. Notable scores include Garrison Jackson defeating Fernandez 6-0 6-1 and Sabatini beating Medvedova 6-1 2-6 8-4 along with several doubles pairings and outcomes.
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Jana Novotna
Greck Republic
Marianna Wardel
Palo Alto
Gaul
Zina Garrison-Jackson
Houton
Mary Joe Fernandez
Miami
Nathalie Tauzial
France
Lindsay Davenport
Palos Vardas
Gaulf
Anké Huber
Germany
Florencia Labat
Argentina
Miriam Qremans
Netherands
Glorla Pizzichini
Italy
Gabriela Sabatini
Natatla Medvedova
Ukraine
Rachel McQuillan
Australia
Claudia Porwik
Eugenia Maniakova
Russia
Leila Maakhl
Georgia
Magdalena Maleeva
Bulgaria
Manuela Maleeva-Fragniara
Switzerland
To Curle
Britain
Catharine Sutra
Dill Hetherington
Canada
Kathy Rint di
Amelia Island
Fla
Shannon McCarthy
Alpharetta
Kimbery Pa
Rolling Hills
Calif
Gigi Ferandaz
Aapen Cole
Natalia Zverove
Dal
Cammy MacGregor
la Quinta
Shaun Stafford
Gainesville
Fln
Atantxa Sanchez
Vicato
Spain
Halena Sukova
Czech Republic
Michelle Jaggard-Lal
Kristina Radford
Larga Nelland
Latvia
Laura Gildemeister
Peru
Andrea Temesvari
Hungary
Pam Shriver
Baltimars
Elizabeth ‘Smylie
Det
Karina Habsudova
Nicole Muns-Jagerman
Netherlands
NHL Draft Picks Listed by Round and Team Selections
Montreal AP reports the 1993 NHL entry draft first and second rounds with players, positions, and former teams spanning leagues from QMJHL to WHL. Names include Paul Kariya, Viktor Kozlov, Saku Koivu, and Dan Pederson among many, with selections across Ottawa Hartford Tampa Bay Anaheim Florida and more.
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Ottawa
Alexandra Daigla
Victoriaville
Hartford
San Jose
Chris Pronger
Peterborough
Tampa Bay
Chris Gration
Kingston
Anaheim
Paul Kariya
University of Maine
Hey
Florida
Quebac
Philadelphia
Jocelyn Thibault
Sherbrooke
Washington
St. Louis
Brendan Witt
Seattle
Toronto
Bufalo
Kenny Jonsson
Ragle
Sweden
New Jersey
Devila
Danis Pederson
Prince Albert
Quebec
Adam Deadmarsh
Portland
Winnipeg
Mats Lindgren
Skolletten
Edmonton
Nick Stajduhar
London
Sagan Allison
OHL
Calgary
Jesper Mattsson
Malina
Landon Wilson
Dubuque
Vancouver
Mike Wilson
Sudbury
Saku Koivu
TPS Turku
Finland
Detroi
Anders Eriksson
MoDo
N.Y. Istandars
Todd Bertuzzi
Gualph
Chicago
Eric Lecompte
F. Hull
Boston
Kevyn Adams
University of Miami
Ohio
CCHA
Pittsburgh
Stefan Bergquist
Leknand
Radim Blcansk
Duktajihtave
Czach Slavak
Shaan Donavan
Tyler Mesa
Nikolai Tsulygin
Salavat
Scott Langkow
Claquat
Lee Sorachan
Lethbridge
Dallas
Jamie Langenbrunner
Cloquet HS
U.S
Philadalphia
Jannd Nilnimaa
Karpat
Maxim Bets
Spokane HS
Butato
Danis Tsygurov
Lada Togilatt
Europe
Ashley Buckbergat
Swift Current
Eric Manton
Kitchener
Matt Alway
Springfiard Olympics
NEJHL
Domenic Piltis
Western Auto Nationals NHRA qualifying at Heartland Park Topeka
Final qualifying results from the Western Auto Nationals list NHRA drivers by hometown or country, car model, and elapsed seconds with speeds in mph. Top Fuel include Kalitta Ypailanti Michigan and Barnstein Dalton among 16 listed drivers. Funny Car features Force Yorba Linda California and Bonin Diamond Bar California. Pro Stock led by Warren Johnson Sugar Hill Georgia with 192.76 mph.
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Western Auto Nationals
Topeka
NHRA
Western Auto Nationala
Heartland Park
Scalt Kalitta
Ypailanti
Mich
Kenny Barnstein
Dalton
Eddie Hill
Wichita Falla
Texan
Jon Amato
Old Forge
Shally Anderson
Ontario
Calif
Mike Dunn
Mount Jay
Ed McGulloch
Hamat
Ranca McDaniel
Frasno
Clayton Harris
Sadalla
Colo
Jim Hand
Columbus
Ohio
Jimeny Nix
Oklahoma City
Don Prudhomme
Granada Hills
Gordie Bonin
Diamond Bar
Calit
Dodge Daytona
al Hofmann
Umatilla
Fla
Daytona
Gary Callons
Bridgeville
Chuck Etchells
Putnam
Ford Probe
Jarry Gaminito
Jackson
Nid Cutlass
Wyatt Radke
Upland
Norman Wilding
Essex
England
Richard Hartman
San Dimas
Call
Gary Bolger
Lynwood
III
Gary Densham
Ballflower
Bruce Nilson
Bloomington
Minn
Warren Johnson
Sugar Hill
Kurt Johnson
Lawranceville
Steve Schmidt
Indianapolis
Scott Geatition
Huntington Beach
Vinge Khoury
Mount Glamens
Cutlass
Larry Morgan
Newark
Cutelass
Mark Pawuk
Metin
Jarry Eckman
Pontiac
Trans Am
Lawha Worden
Festua
Catlana
Rickla Smith
King
N.G
Formula
Bruce Allen
Arlington
Texas
Chevrolet Lumina
Mark Dabome
Bristol
Tenn
Cuirage
Bob Gliddan
Whiteland
Ind
Mike Thomas
Knoxville
David Rampy
Greenwood
Ray Franks
New Carlisle
Chevrolet Beratta
Outlaws sweep FMC in doubleheader with 13-0 and 13-5 wins
The Outlaws routed FMC 13-0 in five innings as Matt McClure pitched a one hitter and Darian Dulin, John Keeler and Jason Hicks led with two hits. In the nightcap the Outlaws erased a 5-0 deficit for a 13-5 win, Brandon Grammer adding two doubles and three RBIs while Ryan Morrisey homered and drove in three. Lawrence improves to 9-3 and next hosts Leavenworth at Ice Field.
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Matt McClure
Darian Dulin
John Keeler
Jason Hicks
Outlaws
FMC
Ice Field
Brandon Grammer
Ryan Morrisey
Jay Armbrister
Mike Grob
Leavenworth
Gam Fac
Ooomo
Lawrence
Purcell
Knust
Bartels
Cunningham
Matt. McClure
McClure
Freeman
Bartals
Knuat
Armbrister
Grob
Lp—Freeman
Elks top VFW 6-4 in Holcom League baseball
Elks improve to 7-0 with Matt Landsness pitching a complete game and Jeff Wallace homering. Brandon Urban had two hits for the Elks while Nate Pelsma led VFW with three. Screen-It shut out Holcom 10-0. Sallie Mae defeated Sertoma 4-2. Ty Revenew limited Holcom to two hits and Andy Grammer homered for Screen-It. Ross Goodwin earned the win for Sallie Mae with two hits. In Hook-Ice action Jayhawk Trophy beat Jack's Nitch 17-13 among other results.
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Matt Landsness
Jeff Wallace
Elks
VFW
Brandon Urban
The
Nate Pelsma
Screen- It
Holcom
Sallie Mae
Sertoma
Ty Revenew
Andy Grammer
Screen-It
Ross Goodwin
Matt Malinazzi
Jayhawk Trophy
Jack’s Nitch
DeSoto Family Practice
Medical Arts
Francis’ Sporting Goods
KPS
Rotary
D. Ogden Contractors
FOP
Wempe Bros
Piniella defends Bosio pinch runner move vs White Sox
Seattle manager Lou Piniella says he did not game the rules by using Chris Bosio as a pinch runner after Bosio returned from the disabled list. American League president Bobby Brown ruled the move did not count as an appearance, delaying any suspension. Bosio, part of a brawl-related suspension, rejoined the active roster Friday and was placed on the bases in Chicago.
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NEW York
Lou Piniella
Chris Bosio
Seattle Mariners
White Sox
Chicago
American League
Bobby Brown
Bosio
Piniella
Mariners
Orioles
Baltimore
Colbert and Thompson tied for Senior Players lead at Dearborn
In Dearborn Michigan Jim Colbert and Rocky Thompson finished 70s to end three rounds tied at 7 under 209, carrying a share of the Senior Players Championship lead. Both stumbled on the final hole with a double bogey and bogey respectively to cap a 2 under 70 on Saturday.
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Dearborn, Mich
Jim Colbert
Rocky Thompson
Colbert
Thompson
Campanella Dies at 71 After Car Crash Ended Career
Roy Campanella, star catcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers and Hall of Famer, died of a heart attack at 71. He joined the Dodgers in 1948, one year after Jackie Robinson broke baseballs color barrier, and in 1969 became the second Black player inducted into the Hall of Fame.
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LOS Angeles
Roy Campanella
Brooklyn Dodgers
Campanella
Dodgers
Jackie Robinson
Robinson
Western Auto Nationals Final Runs and Royals in Cleveland
Monday preview highlights final rounds at the Western Auto Nationals, the Royals wrapping up their Cleveland series, plus a Chuck Woodling column.
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Royals
Cleveland
Chuck Woodling
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