Grove rides to win in Jennings
Jockey Phil Grove earned his third winner of the Pimlico card guiding Gasp to a three and a quarter length victory over Counter Punch in the 41st Jennings Handicap at Pimlico. The Maryland breds race covered a mile and a furlong in 1 74 9 25 with Gasp paying 4 60 3 and 2 60. Counter Punch was second by a nose over Advan as Clarinet King faded to sixth. Gasp, a 6 year old son of Tinajero, was purchased for 15 000 from Alfred G Vanderbilt and earned 35 815 for Baltimore owner J Patrick Smith. Don Hayes trains the gelding who could target next Saturday's Riggs Handicap at 11 16 mile on the grass.
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Joe Louis Honored as Hero in Las Vegas Eulogy
Joe Louis lauded as a hero who lifted spirits of a people and a nation in Las Vegas where Rev Jesse Jackson led a moving service for the late heavyweight champion. About 2,700 mourners heard that Louis and Jesse Owens challenged Hitler’s racial theory, with Frank Sinatra and other pallbearers attending. Louis, Army veteran and longtime champion, died at 66 after a cardiac arrest. his funeral plans included Arlington burial.
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Charles Town Turf Club Closed Easter Sunday Notice
Charles Town Turf Club will be closed Easter Sunday April 19 with racing resuming Wednesday April 22. The article also notes that last National League batter to hit 400 was Bill Terry of the New York Giants with a .401 average in 1930.
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Frederick Sews Hopes in Wisconsin Meet Result
A brief sports item from The Sews, Frederick, Wisconsin, dated Saturday April 11 1981, notes a track or field meet outcome with limited readable details. The fragment mentions Hi and H-8, implying event placement or heat but lacks full context.
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