RACING CARD SUMMARY OF BRUNSWICK MEET AND ENTRIES
The page lists a detailed harness and horse racing card with multiple races. Notable items include entrants such as Weatherbaltz Cenute Frye Steiger Linsky Prince Rocky Fivigh Shepherds Town Debates and Royal Stiker. Wagering figures show exacta trifecta and pick six pools with various scratched entries and prize amounts.
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Quinella
Linsky
Prince Rade
Jewel
Dapurs
Rocky Fivigh
Lews
Shepherds Town
Pridell
Tame
Gunes Efhs
Gunn
Red Sox eruption sinks Keys in late rally
Frederick pitcher changes as Stacy Jones is promoted to Hagerstown Suns after a high scoring marathon. Leach’s two run double flips the game, Rivers and Powers execute a double steal, and Tatum adds a clutch two base hit. Riddle joins Keys from Wausau to fill Jones’s spot.
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Williams
Wallin
Keys
Roy Gilbert
Whithead
Leach
Frederick
Stephan
Powers
The
Twinbill
Salem
Stacy Jones
Hagerstown Suns
Jones
Chris Myers
Suns
Jerry Narron
Narron
Myers
David Riddle
Wausau
Riddle
Charles Town on CBS June 8
Charles Town Races segment filmed for CBS This Morning has been moved to Friday June 8 to air near the Belmont Stakes on June 9. The piece features jockey William Wille Clark, 68, the world’s oldest active thoroughbred jockey, and discusses the track’s profitability amid industry pressures. The program airs 7:20 a.m. on local CBS stations WUSA in Washington and WBAL in Baltimore.
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Charles Town
Wva
Lynn Shariffe
Shariffe
William “Wille” Clark
CBS
Brunswick opens Legion season with 7-4 win over Westminster
Brunswick defeated Westminster 7 to 4 as Mike Boyd pitched six innings for the win and Joe Weatherholtz earned the save with a clean seventh. Cenale and Coulter drove in two runs each for Brunswick, while Frye and Stenger added doubles. Westminster was led by Snell and Buckley with two hits apiece. Brunswick visits Mount Airy on Sunday at 11 am.
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Brunswick
American Legion
Westminster
Mike Boyd
Joe Weatherholtz
Mike Cenale
Chad Coulter
Scott Frye
Lee Stenger
Jay Snell
Trevor Buckley
Mount Airy
Expos
Pirates
Kevin Gross
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Spike Owen
Doug Drabek
Drew Hall
Dale Mohorcic
Mohorcic
Hall
Gross
Drabek
Chicago
City Challenger game aired on CBS Monday
CBS filmed the Frederick Challenger Division game on May 19 at Max Kehne Park, home of East Frederick Little League. It will be televised Monday at 7:45 am on Channel 9 as part of CBS This Morning.
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Sandell
Wekean
Hickox
Ceast
Thad. Young
White Sox
Twins
Deegan
Larkin
Lebosa
Boston
West Deveroa
San Tego
Hannes
Tan Crea
California
Seattle
Texas
New York
Gooden
Philadelphes
Howl
YORK
Phila Fel
Ayrhbe
Pritsburgn
Hieaton & Hines
Dytshach
Montreal A Ag
HS Paaiech Setferes
Wert
Phibethis
Ee Aedech
St Lones
Mathews
Joedan
Elsie
San Diego
Wirtson
Philadelpha
Reston
Chacage
St. Los
San Fratesset
Royston
San Francisco
Phiadelma
New Atlanta
Cincant
Los Angeles
York & Philadelpha
Jeffenes
Avanta Af
Marshall
Jeferes
Milner
Philadelphie
Shawbery Kansas T
Wentreal
Pottsburgh
Viola
SL Loos
Chicago
France
Atlants
San Deegs
Philadel Goremnati
Kick Cook LL
Sam Francesa
Houston
Mangs
Amperes
Palermo
Scott
Akers
T Og
CIA
Yankees
Orioles
Baltimore
York Brewers
Blue Jays
Abbbe
Milwaukee
Suns
Phillies
Aodo Felder
Miter
Groderap
Shere
Robbers Ihy
HR Alerandes
Ayracht
Rowdrean
Lindsey
Mesa Malet
Brock
McGrif
Speers
Tobls
Widd
Battmore
Crepken
Frederick Onoles
Elarde
Pbradiey
Miligan
Bastont Toweata
Lynchburg
Salib
Fernandez
Toronto
Williem
Tates
Mitwoles
Borders
Spiers
Salem
Pirates
Surhall
S—Harwiton
Bres
Southern Dresson Gatland Les
Yonatti
Aston Findians
Molton
Winston Salm
Cbs
Tutte Quoham
Braves
Hee
Hoge A
Peninsula Marrs
Tosanta Salem
Prence Wiliam
Uropmres
Fredench
Sindock
Dardi
Winston Salem
Peninsula
Ford
Meriwether
Winston
Dudsgin
Peninsula A
Royals
Hendry
Thrd Cederstrom
Thrd Cederstrom, ‘Today’s Games, ‘Darland
Wansas City
Red Sox
Fregend
al Lynchburg
Wenasa Surueine
Stillwell
Dirham
Canseco
Sustiay
Pebster
Milam
Phelps
Brett
Fredench al Lynchbure
Beast
Wicksa
Esarch
Rowwne
Midnda
Ainston al Curt Qurk
Maclaiin
Evans
Stembeh
Jethen
Nets
Eagn
Wml
Lada Perec
Snyder
Frederick
Jacoby
Gitber
Sure Byrd
Talals
Tan
Leach
Macdarlane O Henderson
Weiss
Penn
Clames Lateran
JeReed
Eckersley
Channel 9
Max Kehne Park
East Frederick
Agassi's neon outfits spark French Open controversy
Paris AP report notes off court feud over Andre Agassi's hot pink and black attire as defending champion Michael Chang survives a two-set deficit to reach the round of 16. Agassi, Boetsch, Courier, and Bergstrom are highlighted amid early upsets and fashion debates at Roland Garros.
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Paris
Michael Chang
Andre Agassi
Chang
Christian Borgsteam
Agassi
Jim Courier
Arnaud Boetsch
Courier
Johan Anderson
Australia
Philinne Chatrier
Bozos
Stefan Edberg
Cardinals crack Cubs in slumping matchup 6-4
Terry Pendleton drove in two to fuel a 6-4 win as St Louis pulled even with Chicago in a fifth place tie. DeLeon struggled early, then settled before Dayley and Smith closed out the win. the Cubs dropped to 8-11 in their past 11.
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Louis
Chicago
Terry Pendleton
Cardinals
Cubs
DeLeon
Ken Dayley
Lee Smith
Hammond Suffers Back Nine But Stays In Contention At Kemper Open
Hammond posted a 35 on the back nine after opening with birdies on two of the first four holes and a front nine of 41. He finished 17th and was tied in a group at 3-over-par after two rounds, as Scott Hoch stood 6-under for the event. Attendance reached a two-day record of 48,000, with Seve Ballesteros among those missing the cut at 3-over-par.
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Hammond
Scott Hoch
Ted Schulz
Pat McGowan
Jay Don Blake
Steve Jones
Doug Tewell
Seve Ballesteros
Tigers edge Mariners as Fielder hits grand slam in Seattle
Detroit defeats Seattle 11 and 5? The recap notes Cecil Fielder hits his first career grand slam off Matt Young, driving in five for the Tigers, who snap a five-game skid. Jay Buhner homered and drove in five for the Mariners in his season debut. Larry Sheets and Linvd Moseby also contribute in the first inning. In Arlington, California beats Texas 4-3 as Max Venable saves a run with a diving catch.
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Seattle
Cecil Fielder
Oakland
Jose Canseco
Detroit
Mariners
Jay Buhner
Fielder
Matt Young
Tigers
Larry Sheets
Linvd Moseby
Angels
Rangers
Arlington
Tex
Max Venable
California
Texas
Ferry signs with Cavaliers after Italy stint
Cleveland Cavaliers secure the rights to Danny Ferry from the Clippers in a November trade and sign him to a multiyear contract thought to be worth at least 2.5 million dollars per year. Ferry returned from Italy to strengthen a smart Cavaliers roster as he discussed his leverage and role with the team.
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Cleveland
Tan Caveliere
Anaved
Dike
Danny Ferry
Italy
The
Cavaliers
Ferry
Il Messaggero Roma
Los Angeles Clippers
Clippers
Sacramento
Louisville
Pervis Ellison
Ron Harper
Wayne Embry
Reggie Williams
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Dupuis
Marchant
Seth
Reeder
Reece
Palmer
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Resi EL Safeway Power
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Royiendall
Carmwell Rayo
Hawthorne
aCe O Roope
Bobbi Gourne
Muykendal
Reynolds
Indy Hills
Wna Mearing
Cockroll
Acquittel
Shine Biowe
Tames
Walters
Miss Unison
Render
Pat
Reynolds L Nneau
Pindel! Mt
Gunes Bowe
Tater
Glieert
Byrd
Tate
Heode
Estrada
Rivers
Moon
Rich Slomkowsky
James Byrd
Tatum
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SUN
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Boris Becker
Arantxa Sanchez Vicario
Ivan Lendl
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Lindl
Giants
Astros
Greg Litton
Robby Thompson
Glenn Davis
Thompson
Jim Clancy
Gary Carter
Jose Uribe
Litton
Padres
Oddibe McDowell
Ron Gant
Dale Murphy
McDowell
Harold Baines
Bert Blyleven
Venable
Steve Buechele
Willie Fraser
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