Majestic Prince Wins San Vicente Stakes at Santa Anita Derby Prep
Majestic Prince charged through a muddy seven furlongs under Staden to win by five lengths over Fleet Ally and Elect The Rule. Fleet Ally was moved to fourth after a stewards’ review for stretch interference. The race paid 17,400 dollars with a final time of 1 23 5. The result fuels debate on Derby class as March 29 rematch looms in the Santa Anita Derby.
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Kings Narrow Turn Amid Benchside Scramble
Kings playoff bid faced a tense bench-side moment as a trainer urged a stick break during a skater’s skirmish. Ferguson played a brief but pivotal role in the tense turn of events while Ashley’s fate in the Kings appeals remained uncertain.
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Canadiens Rally Past Kings In Narrow Hockey Win
Montreal, chasing a recent defeat, mounted a comeback as Duff, Cournoyer, and Ferguson scored to erase an early 2 0 deficit. Beliveau sealed the win deflecting Provost shot past Desjardins after Ferguson left with an injury. Joyal added his 22nd of the West Division as the Kings failed to rally in the final period.
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Magnussen Nears Title in Canadian Figure Skating
Karen Magnussen of Vancouver edged Janet Lue by a narrow margin in the North American Figure Skating Championships figures phase. Magnussen, 18, led with 1,029.1 points, ahead of Lynn from Rockford with 1,015.5 as the Canadian title chase continues amid past upset by Linda Gardenello in Toronto. In Springfield, Dan Cross of Illinois State was named head football coach at Southwest Missouri State.
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Olympians Vie in New York Garden Invitational Track Meet
Olympic speedsters Les Evans and Larry James return to New York for the Madison Square Garden Invitational. Evans heads the 500 yard field as Olympic gold medalist in the 400 meters, while James, runner up to Evans at Mexico City, runs the 600 yard event. Also set to compete is veteran distance runner Sam Buir in his first visit of the season to the city. In Quito, promoters cancel Sundays bout between Gabriel Elorde and Jaime Valladares after Valladares cannot meet the 135 weight limit.
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Hayes Hold Lead In Tight High School Contest
In a crowded gym of 2,986 fans, Hayes edged Paly as Tom Hanson with 57 seconds left and two free throws sealed the win after Gary Anderaan's earlier jumper put Paly ahead. Lancers missed chances to tie, final score decided in late moments.
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Dolly Racing Forum Angles Toward Santa Anita Card
Arcadia California page announces Thursday February 4 at Santa Anita Park for winter spring racing. Runners and races listed under TROT IWS day with official camera coverage and compliance to track standards.
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Albarado Rallies for Win in Six Round KO
Albarado overcame a cut to stop Jose Valenzuela in the sixth round of a ten round scheduled bout. Referee Dick Young halted the fight at 2:28 after Valenzuela failed to defend. Valenzuela opened an eye cut earlier, while Albarado delivered a decisive right hand to seal his 24th victory without defeat in Uvalde Texas.
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Bullets Star Out For Year After Knee Surgery
Gus Johnson will not play again this year for the Baltimore Bullets as he recovers from knee surgery performed Thursday at Kernan Hospital. The team, near the Eastern Division lead, said the injury ends his season after three games in the stretch drive.
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