Racecard notes for Vernon View track prowess and picks
Summary of horses by post positions with priors and likely outcomes. Mentions many horses and drivers with last-time performances and confidence levels. Includes betting notes from the feed bag predicting exacta and double plays and a forecast for tonight’s wagers on Tanga Hanover and 8-5 pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralbird
Lynden Sesister
Arbre
Tian Byrd
Szer
Lynden
Sesister
Ray Scott Tanga
Ranever Meyer Lobell
Vilage
Neoeer Beer
Ocala
Keystone
We Tox Starpems
Hooker Berry
Double Cherry
Bouble Coorry Steeey
Ocala Star Bet Markets
Mirage Touch of Royalty
American Meritage
Clay Aner
Heritage
Gay
Grampa Ack
Casey
Chayt Gale Uberty
Gata Liberty
Misty
Misty Omaha
Metro
O'Donnell wins SDGA Junior golf title in dramatic finish
Ed O'Donnell rallied from two holes down with seven remaining using birdies on 14 16 and the final hole to beat Greg Perry 1 up in a 36 hole final at Drumlins East Crumlins East hosted semifinals and finals. Perry failed to convert a downhill par putt at 18 to force extra holes.
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David Smith
Ed O’donnell
Greg Perry
Crumlins East
O’donnell
Perry
Chittenango High School
Eric Baum
Drumlins West
Drumlins East
O'Donnell
Clifton
Klink Wins District Seniors Golf Title at Village Green
Klink captured the SDGA District Seniors championship beating Ernie Hirschoff 4 and 3 at Village Green. He rallied with key up and downs and birdies, overcoming a 72-year-old rival and previously defeating Countryman Kleist Delia to reach the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Smith
Jack Klink
Ernie Irschoff
SDGA
Village Green
Klink
Hirschoff
Ernie
Radisson Greens
Dave Countryman
Countryman
Jake Kleist
Kleist
Whitaker's return fuels Tigers rout of Royals in 10-1 win
Detroit, led by Whitaker's two homers and Trammell's shot, crush Kansas City 10-1 as Wilcox earns win in first start since July. Whitaker climbs to 11 homers and .306 season average after moving to leadoff July 6.
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United Press International
Detroit Tigers
Lou Whitaker
Alan Trammell
Whitaker
Glenn Wilson
Kansas City Royals
Tom Brookens
Trammell
Tigers
Kansas City
Milt Wilcox
Pat Underwood
Dave Frost
Expos enjoying Flynn deal and Montreal injuries
Flynn praised by Expos as momentum builds and Palmer exits with a strained elbow. Rose ties all time at bat mark but Montreal suffers three straight losses. Pirates beat Cardinals 7 4 as Pena Madock homer and Easler 3 for 3 fuel victory. Reds shut out Astros 3 0 behind Pastore five-hitter. Mets rally past Cubs 6 4 with Foster two RBIs. Gwynn drives Padres past Braves 7 4 with bases loaded hit. Dodgers overpower Giants 6 1 as Welch wins again.
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Flynn
Montreal
David Palmer
Palmer
David
Jim Fanning
Philadelphia
Pete Rose
Hank Aaron
Pirates
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Tony Pena
Bill Madock
Mike Easler
Don Robinson
Reds
Astros
Cincinnati
Frank Pastore
Johnny Bench
Pastore
Joe Niekro
Mets
Cubs
New York
George Foster
Jesse Orosco
Pat Zachry
Padres
Braves
San Diego
Tony Gwynn
Los Angeles
West
Nandin Leads Chiefs In Big Win Over Charlies
Bob Nandin fueled the Chiefs with two singles a double and two RBIs plus two runs while Dave Baker and Charlie Beamon added multi hit evenings. Nandin also excelled defensively and pushed his season average to .268 with nine steals and 28 thefts overall. Jackson Todd earned his ninth win and Mike Barlow closed for Syracuse in a 11 7 victory as LaGrande threatened with bases loaded in the eighth. Center Stage notes mention a catcher interference call on Gino Petralli and Pedro Hernandez moving to the Columbus Clippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Nandin
Dave Baker
Charlie Beamon
Chiefs
Nandin
Baker
Beamon
Tribe
Kinston
Syracuse
Fred Manrique
Queens
N.Y. Tech
Detroit
Toronto Blue Jays
Jackson Todd
Mike Barlow
Charlies
Angelo LaGrande
Todd
LaGrande
Barlow
Gino Petralli
Consolidated
Mark Bomback
Jack Nussmer
Pedro Hernandez
Columbus Clippers
Toronto
NY Yankees
Vernon winner Vernon Downs pace race features
Commander beat Kilmanagh by three lengths in two minutes and one fifth at Vernon Downs Friday night in the $3,100 featured pace. James Calabro drove the winner who paid 4.80 3.20 and 3. Hi Sykes finished third. A 4 7 double Woodhill Wimp and L B s Max returned 31.80.
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Vernon
UPI
Commander
Kilmanagh
Vernon Downs
James Calabro
Hi Sykes
Woodhill Wimp
L.B
Max
Wall and Brewer Lead Denver Post Champions of Golf
Art Wall fired a 5 under par 65 to reach 134, tied with Gay Brewer for the 36 hole lead at Pinehurst in the $150,000 Denver Post Champions of Golf senior event. Arnold Palmer sits one stroke back with 135 after a 67, while Jack Fleck and Bob Goalby are 136.
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Denver
UPI
Art Wall
Gay Brewer
Pinehurst Country Club
Denver Post
Arnold Palmer
Jack Fleck
Bob Goalby
Wall
Vintage Golf Star’s Career and Tour Details Recorded
Aug 1922 born in Woodson Illinois, widowed with five children. Joined tour in 194% with career earnings of 177,848 and 8 tour victories including 1952 Southern Cal Open and 1963 Azalea Open. Senior highlights show earnings 18,475 with top finishes T3 and T7. Member of Ryder Cup teams 1955 and 1961 and Player of the Year 1961. Tickets sold at Bellevue, Ticketron, Howe Jewelers, and American Lung Association with weekly pass prices from 35 to 8 dollars across days.
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Bellevue
Ticketron
Howe Jewelers
American Lung Association
Daniel by 5 Jericho LPGA leads as Daniel eyes win
Beth Daniel stretched her LPGA event lead to five strokes after a second straight 68 giving her 36 holes at eight under par. Lynn Adams, five back in second, joked the only chance for others is if her clubs are ripped away. Adams, winless in nearly five years, sits at 141 with Dianne Dailey and Martha Hansen tied at 142.
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Jericho
UPI
Beth Daniel
Lynn Adams
Daniel
Beth
Adams
Dianne Dailey
Martha Hansen
Norris leads GHC with 127 after 36 holes
WETHERSFIELD Conn AP Tim Norris El Paso Texas leads the Sammy Davis Jr Greater Hartford Open after firing a 7 under 64 in the second round and posting a 36 hole total of 15 under par 127 One stroke ahead of Phil Hancock’s 127 in 1978 and three ahead of Gavin Levenson and Ray Floyd Norris has eagled once and birdied 13 over the two rounds and set a new 36 hole course record for the event.
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Wethersfield, Conn
Tim Norris
el Paso
Texas
Sammy Davis
Golfers’ Association
Gavin Levenson
South Africa
Ray Floyd
Loree Performs Double Front Somersault on Floor
Loree, nursing a stress fracture in her leg, executes a double front somersault on floor during routine. The dome crowd erupts as she lands, teammates cheer, and Loree smiles, saying the move requires hard concentration despite her injury.
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Loree
Siegel Shines In Diving Rise With Coach-Backed Focus
The story traces Siegel from eighth grade diving under Edwards through high school where she won the state scholastic title and chose college loyalty over Michigan State, Pitt, and Penn State. It notes vault errors, gymnastic scores, and Zeis nicknamed Juice, a Buffalo area runner-turned gymnast competing for acclaim and ESG golds while managing fear and concentration.
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Page B
Gel
Edwards
Siegel
Michigan State
Pitt
Penn State
Zeis
Juice
Buffalo
Bills
Lisa Zeis
Central sports update: ties and leads in multiple events
In open soccer Central women tied Adirondack 1 1 and Central men beat Hudson Valley 2 0. A NYC skeet team led by Ed Ikeguchi and Sabatino Liberta won team gold with 400, while Rob Kalwas, George Bogner and Joel Sussman totaled 415 for Western. In rowing Western leads the medals race with 22 total and 10 golds, Central and Downstate tied for second with 16 each.
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Page
Central
Adirondack
Hudson Valley
Nyc
Ed Ikeguchi
Sabatino Liberta
J. Ikeguchi
Rob Kalwas
George Bogner
Joel Sussman
Western
Downstate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bud’s
Vernon View
Armbro Witty
Hizor
Lyndon Seelster
Tange Hanover
Ray Scott
Meyer Lobell
Ocala Lum
Reggie
Keystone Sixty
L’ami Snob
Jullification
Heidi Ho Tux
Starpom
Doctor Nero
Hooker
Berry Right
Mirage
Whiskers Clay
Lloyd Gilmour
Edgewood Casey
Knight Jewel
IRS
Herakat
Metrolina King
Exactus
Trifecta
Tanga Hanover
Birdie Wave
Greg Burns
Lawrenceville Prep
Princeton N.J
Guilford College
North Carolina
Wilkinson
Jim McNeill
Bill Wright
Brian Keenan
Mark Bovee
Bill Little
Mark Kunkel
Dave Delia
Howard Sprague
Carl Miller
Otis Robbins
Jack Mollica
Horace Meredith
Meredith
Robbins
Fred Hicks
Red Sox
Orioles
Boston
Dwight Evans
Jim Rice
John Tudor
Yankees
White Sox
Chicago
Rick Cerone
Lee Mazzilli
Tommy John
Rangers
Indians
Arlington
Dave Hostetler
George Wright
Twins
Mariners
Minneapolis
Gary Ward
Gary Gaetti
Bobby Castillo
Castillo
Brewers
Blue Jays
Milwaukee
Pete Vuckovich
Jim Gantner
Angels
A’s
Oakland
Calif
Mike Witt
Reggie Jackson
Kansasity
Expos
Iaaa
Lele Eae
JJ Cannon
Factory Ave
Mattydale
Wilah
Brewer
Senior Tour
At Bellevue
Woodson, Ill
Canada
Jerry Barber
Norris
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