Racing Form lacks completeness
A critical view of the DAILY Racing Form argues it remains a statistics juggernaut but fails to report the news fully. It praises its data accuracy while calling out industry bias, lack of editorial stance, and ignoring horseplayer perspectives, urging reform to empower bettors and public discourse.
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Baby Eagles claim JV wrestling win over Linganore
TANEYTOWN The FSK junior varsity defeated Linganore 44-9 as Nesbitt 128 and Leatherwood 147 won the only Linganore bouts with a 1311 decision and a 2:50 pin. Linganore’s Weakley 121, Schultz 134 and Richards 140 all lost tight matches. Linganore falls to 4-8. COLUMBUS Ohio AP Buonamici dropped from Ohio State football for disciplinary reasons. Hayes declined to elaborate.
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Triple Hall of Fame nods for Taylor Flaherty Ford in 1973 class
Jim Taylor Ray Flaherty and Len Ford win Pro Football Hall of Fame spots bringing the total inductees to 83. Taylor transformed the Packers into powerhouses with 8 597 rushing yards and 83 rushing touchdowns. Flaherty coached the Redskins Yankees and Bears era teams with an 80 37 5 record and 1942 championship upset. Ford starred for the Browns after a versatile AAFC NFL career, catching 67 passes for 1 175 yards and earning multiple all pro selections. The 1976 enshrinement is set for July 24 in Canton Ohio.
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Pro Bowl starter helps rally NFC in dramatic return play
In a high scoring Pro Bowl comeback, Boryla delivered a scoring pass to Gray after a 30 yard drive sparked by a razzle dazzle punt return by Detroit’s Lem Barney who ran 50 yards to the AFC 30. Johnson fueled the Oilers with a 90 yard return for a score and a 55 yard return setting up a field goal, giving the American Conference a 216 lead that evaporated in the final minute.
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Cougars Hit Road For Back-To-Back Games
The Georgetown College Cougars, 9-11 on the season, travel to Georgetown to face the Georgetown junior varsity after a tough defeat to Catonsville Community College. They return home Wednesday to host Community College of Baltimore, sparking a two game stretch that could strain the squad.
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Indiana Keeps the Top in Poll as Marquette Climbs
The Associated Press reports Indiana remains first after a 16-0 run with 59 of 60 first place votes. Marquette rises to second after easy wins over Xavier of Ohio Creighton and Fordham. Maryland drops to seventh after losses to Clemson and North Carolina in overtime. Nevada Las Vegas stays undefeated at 20-0 and moves to third with wins over Nevada Reno.
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Middletown Girls Top Catoctin 55 42 In Tight Contest
Middletown beat Catoctin 55 42 as Karen Adams 12 lead Middletown and Barb Kinman 18 top Catoctin. Middletown improves to 4 3 on the season.
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College basketball score roundup across many teams
A long list of final scores from college basketball games including Marquette 55 Georgia Tech 44, Michigan State 66 Purdue 65, Rhode Island 79, Texas A&M 85, etc. Notable results include Tulane 101 over Citadel 85, Indiana 88 over St. John’s 78, and West Virginia 78 over Virginia Tech 81 with various close and high scoring outcomes.
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Betz's Tennis Triumphs Through Years and People
The article recalls Miss Betz winning the USLTA clay court title and four Forest Hills women’s championships, culminating in the 1946 Wimbledon victory. Mrs. Addie discusses changes in the game, noting growing interest, TV exposure, WCT, World Team Tennis, and new clubs like Tuscarora Racquet Club. A charity senior doubles event raised over $1,000 for the Long Association of Mid-Maryland.
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