Kauai King Sold For Record Syndication Price
Kauai King the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner has been syndicated for 2.52 million dollars to retire at Sagamore Farm near Baltimore. The 36 share plan values the Maryland bred colt at a record level with Jerold Hoffberger chairing the syndicate. Ford retains under 11 shares as talks continue with several racing interests about the stud fee and future earnings.
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Ridge Avenue Tops Stealers 272 In Junior League Thriller
Ridge Avenue defeated Stealers 272 Thursday night as Wallace and Halstead homered. Franks earned the win, Savanno took the loss. In other action First Assembly of God beat College Place Baptist 13-6 with Spell 4 for 4, Albritton and Nugent 3 for 4, Loften hit a 4 homer.
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Little League Monroe Brick routs Green Brothers on one hit
Monroe Brick defeats Green Brothers 21 to 14 with 4 home runs amid one hit by Able. Herlivic earned the win for Monroe Brick while Town took the loss in a heartbreaker. Ouachita Gravel squeezed out a no hit win for Forsythe Curb Market as Horne won and Vinson took the loss. Fire Department crushed Three Way Finance 196 on ten hits with Jornagan rushing hits and King gaining the win. Mason and Pearson beat Piggly Wigaly 4 to 4 as Harper the winner and Spillers the loser. Friendly Finance beat Montgomery Ward 10 to 2 with McKenzie the winner and Gallin the loser. Music downed MGM Insurance 6 to 3 with Eramus and Willis sharing two hits each for the winners. Willis was the winning pitcher. Clayton Gibson played well as Warner and Kilcoyne were ineffective. Spicer had two hits for LaGrange.
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West Monroe Dixie Youth League Scores and Highlights
West Monroe Dixie Youth games featured Monroe Sand and Gravel defeating Barkers 12 to 3 with Kent Thomas Bary Powell and Ronnie Butler each recording two hits. Mike Roberts took the loss but added two hits. West Monroe Trucking edged Foremost 5 to 4 in the seventh as Brady held a no hitter and Truman Chapman Bourg added extra-base hits. KUZN blanked Green Bros 2 to 0 behind a combined effort by Chris Little and Charlies Hendricks, with Eddie Sanders adding a hit for KUZN. Green Bros managed two runs in the loss and Texeco fell to Monroe Building and Loan 14 to 2.
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Champ Cowboy Fatally Shot After Rodeo Opening
Todd Whatley 1947 world champion cowboy was fatally shot outside the Choctaw County Fairgrounds after directing the opening night Rodeo. Police sought Hugo businessman Edwin R. Kizer, whose wife was wounded earlier in the exhibition hall. Witness Jerry Hunter, 22, identified Kizer as the shooter. Whatley owned a cattle ranch east of Hugo Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma State Draws Bye Into Finals in Omaha
Oklahoma State earned a bye into the NCAA baseball finals as USC and Ohio State vie for the title shot. USC defeated Ohio State 5-1 to hand the Buckeyes their first loss since April 2, while OSU awaits the final after beating St. John’s 6-1 behind Fred Toney’s decisive triple and strong relief pitching.
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