Pirates Place Robinson on 21 day DL for tendinitis
Baseball briefs note Bon Robinson placed on the 21 day disabled list by the Pittsburgh Pirates due to shoulder tendinitis. Dave Tomlin recalled to fill the roster. Yankees reactivate Ken Griffey from 21 day DL and reassign Steve Balboni to Columbus. Montreal’s David Palmer joins Expos farm on 20 day rehab. Eric Rasmussen’s contract purchased by Omaha Royals. Twins option Brad Havens to Triple A Toledo. Jack O Connor to Toledo 2 1 with 5.19 ERA.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Bon Robinson
Dave Tomiin
New York Yankees
Ken Griffey
Griffey
Yankees
Steve Balboni
Columbus
Montreal
David Palmer
Will Jain
Expos
Eric Rasmussen
St. Louis Cardinals
Omaha Royals
American Association
Minnesota Twins
Brad Havens
Toledo
Havens
Jack O'Connor
Twins
O'Connor
Toronto Maple Leaf
Bob Manno
Detroit Red Wings
Merano
Hogan’s Alley Revered Hero Ben Hogan’s Comeback Saga
AP Special Correspondent recalls Ben Hogan at Riviera in Pacific Palisades. Hogan’s calm, driven persona shaped his rise from a 1949 wreck to a record triple Slam and four Open wins. He declined public honors, choosing privacy as fans remember a relentless, enduring champion.
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Pacific Palisades
Calif
Ben Hogan
Jack Malatesta
Riviera Country Club
Hogan's Alley
Hogan
Los Angeles
Hogan the Hawk
John F. Sproatt
Emil Vaquera
Fort Worth
Texas
Charac
Muirfield
Ohio
Carnoustie
U.S
Blue Blades
Jimmy Demaret
Dublin
Ben
Valerie
Oakland
Portland
Ore
Riviera
Phoenix
Ariz
Sam Snead
PGA Championship GOLF Preview and TV Plan
An international field of 150 competes with $600000 total prize money at Riviera. Players include Floyd, Tom Watson, Seve Ballesteros, Larry Nelson, Jack Nicklaus, Johnny Miller, Lanny Wadkins, Ben Crenshaw, Tom Kite, David Graham, Greg Norman, and Wayne Levi among others. ESPN will televise rounds one and two locally, ABC will carry the final two rounds nationally.
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Floyd
Tom Watson
Seve Ballesteros
Spain
Larry Nelson
Jack Nicklaus
Johnny Miller
Gil Morgan
Lanny Wadkins
Hal Sutton
Cal Peete
Fuzzy Zoeller
Craig Stadler
Hale Trwin
Andy Bean
Ben Crenshaw
Tom Kite
United States
David Graham
Greg Norman
Wayne Levi
ESPN
ABC
Why Not wins richest trot at Meadowlands
Why Not captured the $875000 Peter Haughton Memorial at Meadowlands, beating Caleb Lobell by 5 12 lengths in 2 00 1 5. Sunbird Stable earned $437500, boosting Why Not’s career to $497211. Caleb Lobell, Excel Hanover, Delvin Kosmos and others shared in the rest of the purse with final placings and payouts.
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Meadowlands
East Rutherford
N.J
Why Not
Peter Haughton
McNichol
Jazzie Kosmos
Sunbird Stable Inc
Joe Caraluzzi
Caleb Lobell
Speedy Crown
Dancer's Crown
Excel Hanover
Howard Beissinger
Sunbird Stable
West Palm Beach
Fla
Florida
Caraluzzi
Beissinger
Caleb
John Simpson Jr
Exel Hanover
Micky
Delvin Kosmos
Super Lamar
Gee Whiz
Nevele Express
Surefire Lobell
Roydon Boy
Gallant Pro
Desert Ruler
Giorgia D. Socrates Lobell
First-Thera and rivals vie in Vernon View harness card
Buds Vernon View previews a tight nine horse pace at Vernon with First-Thera and Perfect Light leading the field. Sami Snob, Shit Lightning, Say So, Bit A Lot, Noble Wind, On Ree, Meadow Sparkler, Electric Guitar and others race tonight as drivers and odds shifting. Ankrolf sits at 65.70 after earlier plays. Electric Guitar is targeted for a $5 win in race seven.
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Thera
Jeff Johnson
Perfect Light
Nevele Pride
Sami Snob
Old Self
Rob W
Shit Lightning
Hillwind George
Pauldo
Nedda
Noble Wind
Spencer Hanover
Peter Pattar
Ree
John Stark Jr
Thorn
Meadow Sparkler
Preston Hill
Juice
Go Surgin
Major Manace
Kenmarou Mite Max
Timetross
Stanley Dancer
Dizzy Issy
Pratt
Ankrolf
Hambletonian fields 25 trotters at Meadowlands
EAST RUTHERFORD N J AP 25 horses entered for the $1 million Hambletonian 3 year olds at Meadowlands. Joie De Vie Astro Hill TV Yankee Duenna Premium Lobell Florida Sun and other contenders listed with post positions in two divisions. Race format includes potential heatoffs and a possible raceoff if a single winner does not emerge.
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East Rutherford
N.J
Eldon Harner
Meadowlands
Harner
Shiaway St. Pat
Speed Bowl
Dancer's Crown
Stanley Dancer
Dancer
Haughton
Beissinger
Tommy Haughton
TV Yankee
Father Bill
Coleman Lobel
Howard Beissinger
Jose de Vie
Astro Hill
Premium Label
Florida Sun
Joie de Vie
John Campbell
Ray Remmon
Joi de Vie
Winky
Gill
Hakan Wallner
Bill O'Donnell
Duenna
Buffalo Raceway
Play Action
Mr. Drew
Winky's Girl
Lass Quick
Speedy Anthony D
Super Spy
Brittany Bay
Speedy Claude
Coleman Lobell
Power Seat
Yankee Peak
Brookside Pride
Nevele Action
Sherwood Lobell
Grand Rapids
Premium Lobell
T.V. Yankee
Micron Hanover
Desert Night
Shane T. Hanover
Sea Chanty
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Hartford Whalers
Steve Brklacich
Brklacich
New York Rangers
St. Louis Blues
Robert B. Keville
University of New Haven
Keville
University of Connecticut
Minnesota Vikings
Sam McCullum
Garrett Arbelbide
University of Southern Cali
Fornia
Sacramento
Arbelbida
Southern Cal
Howard Jores
USC
Tulane
Texas Tech-Air Force
John Clune
Academy
Philadelphia Eagles
Leonard Tose
Gary Hulat
Fresno City
Hayward State
University of Illinois-Chicago
Tom Moyer
Stormy Partner
War Rating
Arlington Park
Chicago
Smart N Slick
Willard Scott
Monmouth Park
Ron Merriott
Greg Louganis
Bartlesville
Ohlo
Lisa Rathgeber
Triumph
Ag Net
Firestone
Enerial
ATS
Ree Trade & Fet
Toyota
Sitter
DELCO
Visa
MasterCard
Diners Club
Stone Cested
Bam
Dewitt
G. Genagan
Evie Bird
Liverpool
Rand
Auburk FT Morot, Auburn, Nay
Hogan’s Alley
Riviera CC
Will Grimsley
Ter
el Paso
Ray Floyd
GOLF
Hood
Bud
Vernon View
Trifecta
Vernon
Savoy
Hanever
Crevahis
Hatevnd
Ceorge Woble
Spencer Hamayer
Peter Patter
Revoles
Niag
Preston Spartler
Maiden Sparkier
Preston Nall
Treace
ELEC
Cintar
Max
Sam Upton
Sabon
Dapper Das
Somry
Exacta Gith
Gappar Fen
Saray
Foorth
Sabey
Hambletonian
Battin Pinyar de Fernandes
RBI
Shaperd
Woods
Nandin
Johngan
Hernandez
Mourique
Howard
Cooper
Clarks
Baker
Morgan BO
McLauphit
Tram
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