Michigan 500 Indycar tuneup notes and race odds list
The page lists a montage of results and odds from a motor sports newsletter style mix. It includes drivers names such as Rick Mears, Pancho Castes, Geoff Brabham, and Scott Brayton with Cosworth and Lola entries. It provides betting figures, quinebas, and trifecta prospects for a forthcoming Sundarys race, along with qualifying speeds and backup starter notes.
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Secworth
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Lonworth
Pancho Castes
Comworth
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Coneceth
Jonnty Rutherford
Loraarth
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Tom Shewn Engle
Joely Gara Manin
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Sammy Smindell
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Record crowd opens National Sports Festival in Baton Rouge
About 50,000 fans packed a 93 degree stadium for the sixth National Sports Festival opening. Organizers expected up to 65,000, beating the 1983 Colorado Springs record. Edwin Moses carried the flag. disabled athletes led teams into the stadium. The three hour show featured Louisiana music, Doug Kershaw, Fats Domino absent due to illness, and nine parachutists delivering the state outline. ESPN televised the event as 4,300 athletes competed in 31 Olympic events and more through Aug. 4.
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Matt Martin
United States Olympic Committee
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Moses
South
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Melanie Hebert
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Hebert
Greg Louganis
Valerie-Brisco
NSF
Bayou Country
Tommy Wallace
Baseball Roundup From Fenway To Kansas City
The summary highlights multiple in a chaotic recap with notes on Boggs reaching base in 50 straight games and Barrett driving a three run homer at Fenway. It covers Wayne Tolleson’s RBI in the Rangers rally against Guidry, Don Mattingly’s homer, Upshaw and Burroughs key hits for Toronto, Jim Clancy’s win over the Angels, Ruppert Jones homer for the Angels, and Tommy John’s Oakland debut with key contributions from Dwayne Murphy and Mike Davis. Royals beat Indians as Frank White and teammates go deep in a fourth straight Royals win.
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Williams era NL straight times highlighted by rain delay
In a rain delayed day, Atlanta rallied past Philadelphia 6 4 as Bob Horner hit a two run homer and added two singles. Cincinnati held off Montreal 7 6 after a late comeback with Hubie Brooks Tony Francona and Tim Wallach keying the rally. Giants defeated Pirates 3 1 as Chris Brown launched a three run homer and Bill Laskey earned the win.
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Braves
Phillies
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Bob Horner
Hubie Brooks
Tony Francona
Tim Wallach
Giants
Pirates
Chris Brown
San Francisco
Bill Laskey
Haff
Lee Tunnell
Manny Trillo
Chili Davis
Brown
Laskey
Jason Thompson
Scott Garretts
Local Sports Camps and Tournaments Around Town
Multiple youth sports events listed including Middletown High School soccer camp starting Monday at the high school with daily sessions from 30.4 to 12 30 am for grades 3-10. Also softball tournament in Brunswick August 3-4 for class C and D, and FCC soccer training begins July 38 at 6 pm. Coaches and contact numbers provided for each activity. News includes foosball coaches needed in Germantown, Walkersville football conditioning camp August 9, with speakers from UMd Towson State and Frederick High, and Brunsaid Huish School soccer camp August 5-9 for grades 3-12. Additional LHS football camp August 5-8 at Lingentore High School and Miller Bees softball tournaments August 10-11 at Halfway Field in Hagerstown with bracket details and contacts.
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MBS
Middletown High School
Bob Sheffler
Foosball
Seneca Valley Association
Germantown
Ken Matthews
Annus Walkersville
Walkersville High School
University of Maryland, Towson State
Frederick High School
Jim Abbott
LHS
Lingentore High School
Stormaton
Dave Carruthers
Miller Bees
Miller Bees Wil
Halfway Field
Hagerstowe
Bill Beere
Glen Saunders
Monocaty Aquatic Club undefeated in summer dual meets
The Monocaty Aquatic Club finished its summer dual meet season unbeaten with a 642-251 win over Chambersburg YMCA. MAC won 56 events, including multiple triple and double winners across age groups, and swept all six relays. The team prepares for the Division 1 Championship at Walkersville High School, where they are defending champions.
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Monocaty Aquatic Club
Chambersburg Ymca
MAC
Chambersburg
Peter Quin
O. J Keller
Heather Krantz
Elizabeth Neglia
Courtney LeDuc
Paul Rich
Jennifer Krantz
Greg Matesa
Rebecca Quin
Gian Poligano
Jason Senata
Stacie Tallman
Walt Bartman
Stephanie Neglia
Monica Wilson
Karen Bream
Jason Linton
Chris Neglia
Tom Linton
Bernadette Neglia
Vanessa Otero
Tracy Vaught
John Shade
Peter Davis
Jannelle Merritt
Tricia Stahier
Lena Garrison
Elaine Baldwin
Jeff Harris
John Clardy
Walkersville High School
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Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra
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ESPN
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