Arkansas Sinks S A with Homers in a Nines Game
Arkansas built a 4-3 win over the Missions aided by Dees two homer nights and a ninth inning double play. Stover worked the ninth, Stover credited with the final out after Dees was caught stealing. Rouschel allowed six hits with no walks, Guzman started for the Missions and gave up seven hits. The win ends Arkansas’ five game losing streak as fans received free admittance.
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Ack Ack Seeks Horse of the Year After Hollywood Win
Ack Ack dominates Hollywood Gold Cup on synthetic surface, extending his streak to six straight stakes wins. Owner Paul Mellon and trainer Charlie Whittingham bid for Horse of the Year with plans to race Ack Ack back east, including the Woodward at Belmont in October.
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Twice Worthy Triumphs In Suburban Handicap Victory
In the Suburban Handicap at Aqueduct Twice Worthy, ridden by John Ruane, rallied from the outside to win by a half-length over Ejemple, with Hydrologist third. The race, worth 11540 to the winner and 69240 to owner Jack Drayfus, capped a comeback after an earlier Metropolitant setback and marked Ruane’s second win of the day in the Handicap Triple Crown series.
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Unclear race list with scattered horse names and figures
Fragmented OCR shows a jumble of horse names venues and betting amounts. It mentions Monmouth Oaks Forward Gal and Calder with various prices and times, plus several jockey and trainer fragments. Many words are garbled, but the item reads as a racing results or entries column with monetary figures and horse descriptors.
Dodgers Gain Another Game
Dodgers pull further in NL action as San Diego edges St Louis 3 2 and Mets split with Expos. Ken Holtzman suffers another loss while New York pitchers hold Montreal to three hits in each game. Pittsburgh wins on a two run seventh inning single by Manny Sanguillen and Ken Blass contributions.
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Amateur Ball A Iron wins opener of doubleheader over Span-Amer All-Stars
In the opener at Haly Cross, Amateur Ball A Iron drilled the Span-Amer All-Stars 14 8 as three Hot Wells players, Marty Guys Bill Baffin and Jesse Blanda, hit homers in the first inning and Renda belted a grand slam. Bantle drove in five with a homer and double, while Pyka Hermandel and Gustra earned wins. Hot Wells completed the sweep with a 4 3 victory in the nightcap.
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San Antonio Firecracker Open tennis titles claimed at McFarlin Center
Brian Cheney defended against Mike Clayton to win the men’s singles title at the San Antonio Tennis Educational Foundation Firecracker Open held at McFarlin Tennis Center. The event featured multiple events across singles and doubles with mixed results across divisions.
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Riverside golf notes junior tourney set for Wednesday
Golf notes from Riverside course report a 21 over par score at the four-yard fourth hole in a Water Golf Association event. Another Water Golf Association of South Texas tournament is scheduled for Willow Springs course on Wednesday with divisions for boys and seniors.
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Gary Player Blasts US Press Ahead of British Open
Southport England Gary Player, seeking the 100th Open at Royal Birkdale, criticizes American media for ethics while delaying his practice. He discusses missed events and swings amid a busy schedule, with Nicklaus and Nagle commenting on the course and conditions. Travino eyes the British Open crown amid four wins this year.
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Tiger Netters Triumph In Tennis Meet See Seeded Trio
In Chattanooga the National Amateur Clay Court Tennis Championships entered its second round. Trinity University players Paul Gerkin, Dick Stockton, and Bob McKinley advanced, joining eight seeded players led by defending champion Robscoe Tattoe of Chattanooga and Stanford University. The Trinity trio survived Monday's opening round alongside top seeds in the field.
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Season Hot Streak Continues With Boston Rally and A's Defeat
Boston erased a 7-4 deficit behind Carl Yastrzemski and Rico Petrocelli as Petrocelli hit a pivotal triple and George Scott and Joe Lahoud homered to complete a comeback. Rudy May earned his first win since May 8 as the Angels rallied past the A's, cutting their West lead to 10 games. Kansas City defeated Chicago 11-7 behind Kim Roker and Amos Otis, ending the White Sox six game streak.
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Fieht Results From One Half Meet Summary
Faint scrawl reports on a race event featuring athletes Whey and Revie. Names like Lonman Evon and Aroostrom Sealand appear, with unclear dates and places. The fragment hints at a 12s timing but lacks concrete results or context.
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July Heat Catching Up to Willie
SAN FRANCISCO AP Willie Mays shows declining batting average as July heat rises He needs rest but may play in the All Star game in Detroit Giants captain Charlie Fox notes Mays rests at first base when possible McCavys injury opens first base play The aging star turned 40 May 6 and has fallen from .238 to .140 in June with only five runs batted in during the month
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