Rematch at Belmont Stakes the Remade Triple Crown Watch
New York Belmont Stakes features Derby winner Giacomo facing Preakness winner Afleet Alex in a rematch with no Derby winner in the mix for a rare Crown attempt. Afleet Alex, favored at 6-5, aims to cap a dramatic run with strong support from Philadelphia owners supporting pediatric cancer research. Giacomo, fresh from a Derby finish, seeks the upset as Andromeda's Hero and Pinpoint back up trainer Nick Zito’s hopes, pace and track conditions shaping the outcome.
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Mild man behind brutal U S Open courses faces finale
The USGA official Tom Meeks, longtime head of course setup for the U S Open, reflects on confrontations with players, a career highlighted by Payne Stewart's praise after a tough Oakmont era, and a retirement looming after 30 years with the federation.
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Gregg grabs pole for Firestone 100 Pro Series at Texas
Gregg, 27, earns third pole in five Infiniti Pro Series races this season with a 187.517 mph lap at Texas Motor Speedway. Teammates Festa and Camara qualify second and third as Sam Schmidt Motors sweeps top starting spots for the 6:10 p.m. race, televised at 5 p.m. on ESPN2. Gregg seeks a strong Fort Worth run after finishing second a year ago to Thiago Medeiros.
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All-Star football game highlights and local players
Monroe star Floss, first since the split from Middletown, reflected on the honor of playing in the all-star game. Several local players from Carlisle, Franklin, and Springboro joined, with Welch sidelined by injury. North rallied to defeat South in a close finish as Horner connected with Hart for the deciding score, while West beat East 42 19 in the East West All Star game led by Root’s 57 rushing yards and TD run.
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Derek Terrill
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Clayton Northmont
Tyler Horner
Springfield North
Kyle Gray
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Justin Hart
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Edgewood
Brad Davidson
John Conner
Dane Romero
Steve Huff
Ryan Pollock
Zach Nichols
Gabe Lockhart
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Tiffin University
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