Zimmer Seeks Fresh Start as Red Sox Slip in AL East
Boston interim manager Don Zimmer says the focus is on climbing above the .500 mark and past teams ahead, after a 4-2 win over the Texas Rangers. The Red Sox sit 14 games behind the Yankees, who beat the White Sox 14-9 as rain shortened Chicago game. Orioles, Tigers, A’s, Brewers also won while Aaron hit career homer 755.
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Colt by Secretariat Sets World Auction Price Record
A chestnut colt sired by Secretariat fetched a world record price of 1.5 million at Keeneland, selling to Nelson Bunker Hunt's Bluegrass Farm. The bid surpassed the 715,000 paid for a Spendthrift Farm colt at the previous year’s sale. The horse was listed as sired by a Carat and was bred by Ted Burnett and partners of Blue Meadow Farms near Toronto along with Dr Harold Potash and John Sikura of Toronto.
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Village CC Women’s Golf results show close finishes
The Village Country Club Women’s Golf Association held a best two balls of foursome draw. Winners were Dorothy Mc Clure Grace Fisher Ruth Klitz and Louisa Van Ausdal with 120. Jean Martin Doreen Kotowski Viv Irvine and Helen Schuyler scored 123 for second place. Shirley Johnson Jean Barnard Toni Russell and Irma Henderson were third with 126. Howells led first flight with Phil Moore and Leal Stewart second flight.
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Olsen Says 15 Seasons In Pro Football Are Enough
Merlin Olsen, last of the Fearsome Foursome, says this will likely be his final Rams season. The 35-year-old Utah native notes retirement will be tough after 15 years as a left defensive tackle since 1962. He holds NFL Pro Bowl streaks and Rams single‑season game records, with plans to pursue broadcasting after football.
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National League East Standings and Tuesday Results
The National League East leads with Philadelphia 59 28 and Pittsburgh 49 39. Tuesday's results include Pittsburgh 9 Houston 5 and New York 2 Cincinnati 1. Tonight's doubleheader notes and pitching matchups feature several key duels across the circuit.
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City softball league results with strong performances
Pico's 20 beat Shanty 2 as Eddie Breen delivered four hits including a double and three RBIs with Charles Ervin pitching a shutout. Tag's 29 led by Ray Orosco Jr who went 5-6 with three RBIs. Al Orosco drove in seven runs on four hits and a homer. For City, Dave Peichier and John Laney had two hits each.
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Warrick sixth in Morro Bay to Cayucos Fun Run
Jim Warrick of Cal Poly SLO finished sixth overall with a 31 39 on the sand and rock course. Ray Gil placed second in the seniors division. Ben Martinez of Long Beach won in 30 49. Larry Reyes was ninth overall.
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Mountain lion kills collared deer in North Kings project area
In California's North Kings herd near Dinky Creek a mountain lion killed a collared 4 year old doe, signaling both a deer presence and the success of a ten year fawn survival effort led by Ron Burtram of the Department of Fish and Game. Burtram describes the event as evidence of habitat management and research integration. The project aims to restore deer numbers through habitat management, prescribed burns, and selective logging while monitoring with radio collars and collaboration with federal and local agencies.
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