Terrell Favored Over Jones In WRBA Heavyweight Bout
Houston reports indicate Terrell, the 6-5 favorite, faces Dog Jones in a WRBA heavyweight title bout. The piece notes car fires and fuel risks in racing, referencing recent crashes and burn injuries across top drivers as crews seek safer fuel and safety measures.
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Lost Valley Downs to Host Winter Racing and Prospects
Lost Valley Downs unveils a rebuilt track for a weekend opening with eight races daily Saturday through Monday. The facility, housing 250 stalls and room for 3,000 spectators, aims to become a winter hub for Thoroughbreds and quarter horses with top owners already showing interest. Purses reach up to 3600 dollars per race, leading to a Labor Day quarter horse futurity with potential prize funds up to 25,000 dollars.
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Giants call up Alou from Phoenix affiliate
San Francisco announced on Monday that outfielder Ollie Brown was sent to the Phoenix club of the Pacific Coast League while Jesus Alou, sent to Phoenix on June 12, has been recalled.
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One Aussie Left In Wimbledon Semis
Wimbledon semis feature Drysdale and Santana advancing after upsetting Roche and Fletcher respectively. Ralston and Davidson reach the men's final four, while Smith Bueno and King headline the women's semifinals with competitive showings from Van Zyl and Durr in earlier rounds.
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Major Baseball Tonight Matchups Across The League
Detroit at California in a 6 7 split start as Palmer eyes another win against Koncas City. Cleveland visits Almaescic with Kralick aiming for his 25th win while Pascual struggles tonight. Washington meets Chicago as New York Wows pitches Santiano in a late game with Bestor holding a 6 4 record.
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Delaware-Jocola Purse results and other major races
Horse racing results reported by the Associated Press across multiple tracks. Wagers and payouts listed for full view and top finishers at Delaware Jocola, Aqueduct, Suffolk, Monmouth and Arlington events. Notable finishes include Golden Clubber, Miss Spin, Paul Kirk, Fred's Girl, Native Prince and Chavaloa with varying payoffs.
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Local Little Leagues Baseball And Skating Results Mix
A jumble of youth league scores and club results appears, listing Minor and Major divisions, Cardinal and Giants games, plus skating and golf pairs. Various team names and stray digits hint at a town sports roundup with several small contests and sponsors faintly noted.
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Astros acquire Gotay to replace injured Joe Morgan
Houston buys Julio Gotay from the California Angels Seattle farm club to fill the gap left by Joe Morgan who broke a kneecap during batting practice. Gotay has been hitting 317 for the Pacific Coast League Seattle affiliate.
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Young Track Stars Dominate Team to Meet Russians
New York report lists teen and near-teen U S track stars named for a July dual meet with the Russians in Los Angeles after strong AAU results. Key selections include Jim Ryan and Lindgren, with Tommie Smith joining sprint events and Riley at 10,000 meters.
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Infielders Named for All Star Tilt in New York
Brooks Robinson and Dick McAuliffe lead the all star infield selections for the July 12 game in St Louis. George Scott and Booby Knoop join them for the American League, while Willie McCovey Joe Morgan Ron Santo Leo Cardenas anchor the National League. Injuries to Morgan and Santo may prompt substitutions. The starter infields were announced by the Commissioner’s office, with outfielders and pitchers to follow. The National League has won three straight by reclaiming the series lead.
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Santo Resting After Surgery Injures Cubs Star
Chicago AP reports third baseman Ron Santo rests comfortably after facial fracture surgery from a foul pitch by Jack Fisher. Santo aims to return in 10 days as Cubs call up Ren Campbell to cover infield duties, sending Toei Amalfitano to Tacoma.
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Yanks Tie Mets In Charity Series On Big Shea Crowd
New York Yankees and Mets battled to a 22 draw in the charity game at Shea Stadium before a crowd of 56,267. Bob Bryan and Joe Pepitone powered the Yankees with homers, Pepitone adding a two run shot in the eighth and Bryan snapping a 2-2 deadlock in the seventh to fuel the comeback.
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