Jockey standings and baseball briefs update
Jockey standings and baseball briefs mention player trades and signings. TROS signed a five year contract for a Calentrine. Rick Bald recalled by Tidewater of the International League. SOX lost pitcher and recalled another, with Hendricks from Syracuse noted in a Beratesal leap.
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Rakases
Jorgerses
Calentrine
Rick Bald
Fir i Tidewater
International TD Sox
Dim
Tiantes Seca
Wie
Uelated
Inferna- Morag
Hendricks
Syracine
Beratesal Leap
Crystal Water captures Californian in tight stretch duel
Crystal Water, a four year old son of Windy Sands, edged Mark's Place by a head to win the $110,000 Californian at Hollywood Park before 38,254 fans. Jockey Laffit Pincay Jr rode the 128 pound winner, giving trainer Roger Clapp a victory payoff of $9.40 as he earned $65,300 for owner Connie Ring. Crystal Water has now won seven of 16 career starts with earnings of $519,770, coming off a record-tying grass 145 2/5 for 4 miles earlier in the season.
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Dede Racley Foren
Tec
Ray
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Ieee
Calta
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Allewaece
Pere Fame
Marys Petty
Homkey
Feraata
Debe
Bas
Pierce
Poole
Werth
Muhael
Smary
Secon Art
Maiden
Celts & Setainas
Howey
Alpha Boy
Malruse
Ds Ewlengs
Claiting
Abd E Ap
Amar
Hy Pinay
Zim Crurts
Haney
Kong
Crumss
Dear Olds
Montana Rick
Croley
Lambertree
Royal Ari
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Bis
Rulla
Baikce
Sosegago
Crojay
Howes
Noble
Turton
FIRTH
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Mervada
Seberestream
Harris
Hawley
Ig Campas
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Binet
Edward Hibae Soward
Bensadream
Nike
Ren Pela
Tale
Taphas
Edward
Herve
Oats
Bay
Hoon
Shreich
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Matuel Pool
Reo Regent
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Lampert
Baltazar
Vergara
Merebe
Ava Sr Ste
Costareda
Lins
Branford Court
M*o- Orenterd
Micstretch
Jason
Dr. Krohn
Feraxdford Court
Calioralan
HEI
Tevenner HS
Mack
Arcierd
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Fabra
Falirai
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Fale
Luca
Rajab
Chalionce
Teil
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Beeak
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Beat
Calneda
Overlook
Crystal Water
Windy Sands
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Hollywood Park
Laffit Pincay Jr
Bill Shoemaker
Pingay
Roger Clapp
Ickats
Connie Ring
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Hondat
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Lipham
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Txaeta Everd
Ovick Pict
Maigen
Cardada
Lowas
Creager
Tucson
Tom Bax
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Greame
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Bargin
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Rough
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Emaite Ace
Martha
Hart
Rae
Delany
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Mies
Suan Sparkle
Aaples
Any
Royal
Allisonne
Rambain
Miss Barred
Regn
Bararsky
King Racid
Phau
Hearth
Ald Isles
Pete
Claris
Aie
Els Binthy
Cause
Ada Maid
Cardata
Ann Gay Fee
Hope
Ligharn
Knight
Cards Reinstate Hrabesky After Indefinite Suspension
The St. Louis Cardinals lifted relief pitcher Al Hrabesky's suspension following a meeting with manager Vern Rapp, Rang, executive VP Bing Devine, and attorney Gerhard Pelzall. The club cited a satisfactory solution to incidents fueling the suspension and noted Hrabesky had refused to meet with Rapp before a game against the San Francisco Giants.
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St. Louis Cardinals
al Hrabesky
Vern Rapp
Hrabosky
Rang
Bing Devine
Gerhard Pelzall
Happ
Rapp
San Francisco Hants
Belmont Park opens with free gate as clerks strike
Racing at Belmont Park started with no on track betting and free admission as mutual clerks walkout continues. Andrew Squazzo of the Independent Association of Mutual Clerks warned the strike could extend beyond the Belmont Stakes, complicating any settlement. Belmont Stakes, finale of racing's Triple Crown for three-year-olds, is set for June 31. Seattle Slew, Kentucky Derby winner, eyes the Preakness aftermath in the entries.
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Belmont Park Race Track
New York Racing Association
Andrew Squazzo
Bessie
Indepembernt Association of Mutual Clerks
Seattle Flew
Quotebook highlights from baseball and racing mixed items
Boston manager Don Zimmer comments after a 97 hit and 71 run four game series noting the ball is dead this year and the wind helped. Lew Heasley, Ranger rookie, recalls start timing after arriving at the ballpark and sleeping. Wilbur Wood laments high balls and a cold start after a year off. Elmer Olney, a White Swan grocer, jokes Derby fame pales beside a horse race. An older Australia crew plans 1977 America’s Cup entry with a DAR quip about mothers
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Boston
Don Zimmer
Red Sox
Brewers
Sixers Take Game One In Nail Biting Playoff Opener
Philadelphia earned a hard fought 104 101 win as Julius Erving and Doug Collins led the offense. Dawkins added key free throws late while Collins scored seven in the third as Philadelphia built an 86 78 lead before Portland surged. Coach Shue praised team defense and timely execution to seal the victory.
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Sixers
Philadelphia
Collins
Portlami
Darryl Dawkins
Ernie Mason's Los Alamitos Handicap Preview
Fragmented text describes Ernie Mason's Los Alamitos Handicap, listing horses such as Mason's specials and Parlay bets, with garbled captions and unclear results. Contains multiple misread names and partial terms, offering little coherent facts beyond event location and event type.
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Ernie Mason
Los Alamitos
Strings Fall to Evert Led Phoenix Racquets in WTT
The Strings, losing their 10th straight, drop 29 21 to Chris Evert and the Phoenix Racquets in World Team Tennis. Evert defeats Rosie Casals 6 4 while pairing with Kristien Shaw to beat Diane Fromholtz and Valerie Ziegenluss 4 5. Crowd of 6 17 witnesses Strings slip to 1 12 as Phoenix maintains first place in the Western Division.
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Orange County
Strings
Chris Evert
Phoenix
Miss Evert
Rosie Casals
Kristien Shaw
Diane Fromholtz
Valerie Ziegenluss
WTT
Glenn Salas Named Suburban League MVP Brightens Debut Season
Santos Salas of Glenn High led a runner up finish for Glenn in the Suburban League while earning league MVP honors. Excelsior placed four on the first team including Eddie Garcia and Mike Hodrigh as coaches note strong depth. Second team featured Milan Reams and Jerry Rader among others with several players receiving honorable mentions in a crowded ballot.
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Santos Salas
Glenn High
Salas
Excelsior
Eddie Garcia
Mike Hodriguez
Eddie DeArmas
Kenny Dicilta
Vit-Santis Salas van
Fade
Garcia Iescalseri
Gat “Rudy
Bo ‘Singues
Tri Ib
Mike Hodrh
Keeree
Wothke Anteesee Gel
Haines Captures Travis Memorial Golf Victory
George Haines Jr. of Somerse Hills New York defeated Jerry Gauceile of East Norwalk 2 and 1 in the 67th Walter J. Travis Memorial final at Garden City New York. The 39 year old Gauceile was runner up as Haines led from start to finish in the match.
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Garden City
N.Y
George Haines Jr
Somerse Hills
Haverford School
Pennsylvania
Walter J. Travis
Jerry Gauceile
East Norwalk
Haines
New Jersey
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Mayfair
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Ted Rouglas
Wehflower
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Commercial Credit Corporation
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Bob Rubenstein
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