Sarah Carpenter Wins City Golf Tournament Crown
Sarah Carpenter edged Mary Alice Mack by one stroke to claim the City Golf Tournament crown, finishing with a 256 over three days at Wildwood. Carpenter, in her 10th event and a former runner-up, overcame nerves on the front nine and posted a 41 on the back nine to seal the title, with Mack at 257.
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Mary Alice Mack
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Mack
Wildwood
Ginny Kramer
Barb Eaton
del Thorn
Jane Turner
Mary Driscoll
Libby Osborne
Mrs. Carpenter
Judy Woods
Florida
Zion Lutheran tops Trenton Nazarene in City Church Tourney
In Class B action at Goldman Park Zion Lutheran defeated Trenton Nazarene 5-3 to advance to the quarter finals. T. Charles and T. Hileman homered for Zion. Tren ton Nazarene won a forfeit from St. Paul's United Church of Christ in the losers bracket. New Life Temple beat St. Luke's 11-6 in the winner's bracket, setting up a meeting with Zion Lutheran next week.
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Latonia Race Course Results Summary
Latonia Race Course daily results list the top finishers in races one through ten with payoffs and times. Entries include horses such as My Roscoe Wiscoy George and Admiral John in trotting races and Proscuito Johnny No Nox in pacing events, alongside a full set of listed entrants for each race.
Beau Charge wins allowance race at Garden State disqualified
In Cherry Hill New Jersey Angel Cordero noted Beau Charge a two year old in his second start at Garden State won the allowance race but was disqualified for cutting across five of six rivals on closing day. Onlooker said the horse ran faster sideways than forward. Ron Turcotte praised not stopping to ride him.
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Dust Commander Seeks Comeback in Monmouth Invitational
Dust Commander returns to action after a Preakness setback in the 1 1/6 mile Monmouth Invitational Handicap on closing day at Monmouth Park. Robert Lehmann owns the colt with Ike Mourar as trainer and Carlos H Marquez aboard. The race draws 10 rivals including Well Mannered and Corn Off The Cob as contenders for the $65,000 purse, while other major stakes across the weekend include the Whitney at Saratoga and the DuPont at Delaware Park.
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Jets Fall In IL Cliffhanger Clash
In IL baseball Friday night action Columbus and Toledo dropped cliffhangers. Rod Gaspar nailed a ninth inning relay for Tidewater to seal a 7-6 win over the Jets. Rochester rallied to beat Toledo 2-1 as Rich Coggins drove in the decisive runs with a bases loaded single. Winnipeg edged Syracuse 6-5 and Richmond beat Louisville 4-3 in other IL games.
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Louisville
No Excuses for Champs Tri State Golf Championship
In Cincinnati at Losantiville Country Club Bill Musselman and Harcourt Kemp won the two day total championship despite a late two under par hole on the final green. Kemp clinched the title with a 30 foot eagle putt in a sudden death playoff after all teams tied at 137.
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Losantiville Country Club
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Kemp
Louisville
John Kelly
Don Schut
Auburn
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Ind
Geoff Hensley
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Elks Club Triumphs Over Kettering in Invitational Opener
MIAMISBURG Middle town’s Elks Club 257 opened the Miamisburg knothole tournament with an 11-2 win over the Kettering All-Stars. Kirby Morris pitched a three hit effort while Danny Blair and Jeff Nichols each had two hits. Next game is Tuesday at 6 p.m.
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Danny Blair
Jeff Nichols
Earl Sande on Mad Hatter the obstinate racer
Hall of Fame jockey Earl Sande recalled riding Mad Hatter in the 1920s. He described how the horse would slow when given his head and suddenly surge when a choking hold was applied, helping capture the Suburban Westchester and two Metropolitan handicaps.
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Mad Hatter
Westchester
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Grimes and Ballard win titles at Jim Nichols Tennis Center
Four Middletown players reach finals with Leann Grimes defeating Theresa Dona hue 6-2 6-2 in girls 14. J D Ballard beats Tom Redwall 6-0 6-0. David Leighton loses final to Bob Kronge 6-0 6-0. Gage wins semi then loses final to Hotchwalt 6-1 6-1. race note from Belmont Park 1947 not related.
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J.D. Ballard
Downing Tom Redwall
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Dayton Pro Leads Juniors in Brown's Run Best Ball
Chuck Wagner of Kitty Fawk Golf Club in Dayton directed his junior teammates to victory at Brown's Run Country Club. Wagner, Greg Hickman, Jim Shively and Tony Mislan posted a 10 under par 62 to win, while Dale Fetter with Bob Turner, John Turner and Tom Jandel finished second at seven under par 65.
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