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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1995
Page
14
A chaotic list of racehorses and bettors names outlines contenders for upcoming stakes. Parsimonious notes mention Fort Storm Paradies Indian Ellie Sam Balivite Damage and Sine as potential winners with Driving Storm and Congres sional among rivals. Crown's Brother Galt fooks Jin and Peet Covent appear as considerations in exotic wagers with Seehan and The Pipes also in the mix.
In Saratoga the Lukas trained Thunder Gulch, Derby and Belmont winner, opened as the 45 to 1 favorite for the Travers. Composer and Star Suspect sit near 6-1, with Citadeed at 12-1 and Brazil Stables Perfect Arc, ridden by Julie Krone, bidding in the $141,875 event after a 1:46 4/5 mile win over mares. Perfect Arc, bred by Matthus end ank and Fite Friday, earned its sixth win in six grass starts, with Danish aboard and 118 pounds.
Wiebe surged atop the leaderboard with a 23 point total in the modified Stableford format, draining a 45-foot putt on a par five and carding two late birdies. He leads Lee Janzan and David Wal by four, while Els Norman and Lover are tied at 17.
An observer weighs Tyson's return as a spectacle over sport, noting massive crowds and high prices while questioning the fight’s legitimacy. Tyson’s mystique remains intact, yet McNeeley’s lack of experience and Don King’s promotion paint the event as a glamorized farce. Odds, bets, and public interest swirl around MGM Grand.
The Tyson McNeeley pay per view main event headlines boxing chatter with Tyson's 42-1 record and 36 KOs facing a bold underdog. Bookmakers peg Tyson as favorite atop a $40-$50 PPV fight with betting on knockout rounds and a charged Las Vegas backdrop.
Eric Wedge singled home Terry Schumpert to break a 4-4 tie in the eighth, giving the Pawtucket Red Sox a win over the Syracuse Chiefs in an International League game. Murray added two RBIs, and Delgado and Crespo homered for Syracuse as Pawtucket and Syracuse split a double header storyline.
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