Scratch and carry boosts in major leagues scorecard rundown
The scorecard lists multiple horse races with results and payouts including ERACTA, EXACIA, and PIC SIX carries. Scratched entries lead the field, with Exacta and Trifecta showings and a Jackpot payout highlighted, reflecting notable bets and claimed horses such as Star Assault and Mystic Zephyr.
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Omer
Detrich Bees
Couchenour
Truner Hilton
Daly
Threpson
Prince
Rattagman
Espinosa
Taner Espinosa
Stewet Baraber
Clarmes Reynolds Lh
Academe, Monderheda
Lucy
Tov Paar
Wimmer
Bhalhak
Gn Thenhins
Horse Racing Entries and Scratch Notes From Meadowbank
Race card details list horses and owners including Robme Kuykendall and Mori Riser with scratch notes. Exacta and Trifecta pools loom large with carries over and multiple entries such as Flaming Treasure and Pretty Bombay amid a busy program.
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Major League Baseball doubleheader on ESPN tonight
Television slate features San Francisco at Philadelphia or Milwaukee at Detroit at 7 30 p m and Boston at Oakland or Baltimore at Seattle at 10 30 p m plus a boxing card in Orlando Canizales versus Eddie Rangel. The IBF bantamweight title bout and other undercard bouts air as the night’s sports lineup.
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Seattle
Record rain delay shatters baseball patience in Chicago
The White Sox and Rangers endured a 7% hour rain delay in Chicago the longest in baseball history prompting owner Jerry Reinsdorf to back the delay and AL president Bobby Brown to say no rule changes were needed. The game was moved to Friday in Texas as a doubleheader with fans offered rain checks and free refreshments.
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Miscik eager to start managing in area season kickoff
The upcoming season slated to begin in September with Liberty University at Harry Grove Stadium, though Carolina League action may shift the timing. The 36 game schedule ends October 8, featuring a roster of players across positions from Pedro Abreu to Kip Vaughn, with clubs including Wausau Bluefield Frederick San Pedro and Hagerstown.
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Mert Williams
Kip Vaughn
Blue Jays rally to beat Chicago White Sox 4 3
The Toronto Blue Jays snapped Chicago’s save bid when Bobby Thigpen blew a ninth inning lead. Fred McGriff and John Olerud drove in the tying and winning runs as Toronto improved in the AL West race. Oakland’s Scott Sanderson shut out Boston 4 0, the A’s extending their lead. Detroit tally 6 5 over Cleveland behind Cecil Fielder’s 36th homer and clutch early scoring. Kansas City defeated Texas 5 3 as Gerald Perry fueled the rally.
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Orioles top Mariners in early six run pace and win
The Orioles built a 3-0 lead through four innings as Cal Ripken and Chris Hoiles drove in runs and Hoiles later scored on a Worthington single. McDonald, returning from injury, allowed two more hits before Martinez’s double and Vizquel’s sacrifice fly cut Seattle’s deficit, but Baltimore held on for the win.
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Cannons pummel Keys in 12-1 rout with big inning
Prince William’s offense exploded as Russ Davis drove in three on a two run homer and Silvestri, Snow, Zazueta, Oster, and Ausmus added two hits each. The Cannons pounded Frederick with six first inning runs and eight more in the late stretch while Williams relieved Oquist and contributed as well.
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