Griffey Jr Back From Wrist Break In 0-for-3 Return
Ken Griffey Jr. played his first game in 244 months after breaking his left wrist. He went 0-for-3 as the Seattle Mariners prospect DH in a 3-3 Triple-A Pacific Coast League win over Edmonton. He grimaced over the icy wrist but said little, predicting it will be all right.
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Canadian sprint title proves to be 4500 dollars slow
Canada's 400 meter relay team won gold at Goteborg World Championships but failed to beat the 37.40 second world record. Athletics Canada had bet 4500 dollars that a relays record would be broken, insuring against a record and offering 50000 if surpassed. the payout depended on under 37.40.
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Goteborg
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Alex Gardiner
Ted Wagstaff
Saban quits Alfred State football job before opener
Don Saban, former Buffalo Bills coach, resigns from Alfred State a month before the team’s first game on Sept 9 against Kawane, citing the college’s financial problems and athletic-department cutbacks. He says Alfred struggles to support its primary mission amid economic conditions.
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Elkington Edges Montgomerie To PGA Playoff Victory
At Riviera Elkington wins a dramatic PGA Championship after a late comeback forcing a playoff with Montgomerie. A 25-foot birdie on the first playoff hole decides the title as both contenders fail to match the final drive of the Australian star. The major event ends with Elkington clinching his first major amid tense pressure and a close finish.
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Ernie Ely
Ely
Decker wins wire to wire at Rolling Wheels 50 lap feature
Billy Decker led all 50 laps at Rolling Wheels Raceway Park Elbridge in the 50 lap special earning 3000 dollars as the fifth modified winner this season. Pat Ward started on pole and kept pressure as Bob McCreadie Danny Johnson and Jimmy Horton followed in the tight finish.
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Jack Johnson
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Scott Prentice
Steve Hall
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Mike Button
Vic Coffey
Bower
Button
Kevin Lang
Jim Gabriel Jr
Dave Calaman
Jim Flint
Jeff Hoff
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Martin wins third in a row at the Glen
Martin dominated the Budweiser at the Glen at Watkins Glen International finishing from the pole for the third straight year. He overtook Wally Dallenbach with six laps left and extended his strong season push in NASCAR Winston Cup as Gordon widened his points lead.
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Damon Hill Dominates Fendienampen Race Despite Schumacher Exit
Damon Hill led from start to finish to win the fendienampen and potsleas event in Budapest. Michael Schumacher retired with a mechanical issue with three laps remaining. Hill earned his third win of the season to move to 45 points, narrowing the gap to rivals as five races remain. Hill averaged 107,047 mph.
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Winning ticket sparks joy at harness race in Syracuse
A middle aged woman grins as Red Pine wins a Saratoga Springs style harness race in Central New York. She holds a white betting ticket aloft, while the crowd around focuses on their own bets and the track’s gritty, casual atmosphere. Runners-up and losses reveal the plain truth of betting life.
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