Armbro Aussie and Dallas Lobell set early mile marks in 1969
Armbro Aussie and Dallas Lobell each clocked new age and gait records at the Syracuse Mile Friday. Wallner of Sweden earned a second straight record with Dallas Lobell while Armbro Aussie stalked then surged to victory, breaking Does Fella’s prior 1:54 1/5 mark as the 4-year-old pace field contested a fast card.
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Syracuse
Armbro Aussie
Dallas Lobell
Hakan Wallner
Sweden
Winky
Gill
Springfield
Wallner
Count
Hidden Kash
Fred Bach
Glen Garnsey
Toronto
Garnsey
Trustmaker
Coin Kash
Galbraith
Kash
Does Fella
Armbro Asusse
Leixington
Lauxmont
Wrightsville
New York
Glenn
Instrument
Harry M. Zweig
Duenna
Bonebreaker
Ill
Rangers Trade Honeycutt to Dodgers for Stewart and PTL
In Arlington Texas lefty Rick Honeycutt once labeled unsignable was traded to the Dodgers for righthander Dave Stewart and a player to be named later. Stewart will start tonight versus the White Sox. the PTN later is expected to be Ricky Wright. Honeycutt, AL ERA leader at 2.42, was nearing free agency after a 5 year 3.8 million deal. Rangers GM Klein cited cost and late negotiations as reasons, while Dodgers GM Campanis welcomed a “battler” they needed for a pennant race.
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Arlington
Texas
Rick Honeycutt
Rangers
Dodgers
Dave Stewart
Stewart
White Sox
University of Texas
Ricky Wright
Paris
Honeycutt
Los Angeles
Debbie
Klein
Rick
Doug Rader
Ray Oyler
Tiger
Dodger
al Campanis
Joe
Mel Didier
Scout
Australians claim fair race in America's Cup semis
Australia II and Victory 83 locked in a tense semifinal chase in Newport as officials denied sandbagging allegations from Dennis Conner. Fog and light winds delayed matches, while Australia II blamed a new mainsail for a loss and Conner urged harsher action against alleged saboteur tactics.
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Newport
R.I
UPI
Australia
Canada
Dennis Conner
Conner
Australia I
Britain
Victory ‘83
Victory '83 Syndicate
Peter de Savary
Newport Harbor
Lesleigh Green
Australia II
Victory '83
Victory
Italy
Azgurra
Liberty
Acc
John Bertrand
Azzurra
United States Dominates Pan American swimming events
The U S swim team swept five events on Friday night as Sue Walsh tied the American record in 100 meters backstroke with 1 02 48 and the U S logged 12 wins in 14 races. Rowdy Gaines revived in the 100 free finishing first in 50 38 seconds, aided by team support. Other winners include Rick Carey in 200 back, Tiffany Cohen in 400 free, and the 400 free relay squad Sterkel Torres Wayte Steinseifer. Canada and Venezuela trail in golds while boxing, basketball, shooting, gymnastics, and weightlifting also posted medals. The women’s basketball team beat Brazil 107 92, softball pitched by Lori Stoll delivered a no hit effort, and team shooters set records as American dominance widens.
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Caracas
Venezuela
U.S
Sue Walsh
Walsh
Hamburg
United States
Cuba
Canada
Joan Pennington
Franklin, Tenn
Barbara McBain
Rowdy Gaines
Winter Haven
Fla
Gaines
Fernando Canales
Puerto Rico
Rick Carey
Mount Kisco
Tiffany Cohen
Mission Viejo
Calif
Jill Sterkel
Dara Torres
Mary Wayte
Carrie Steinseifer
Lori Stoll
Kim Dyer
Fort Benning
McCrory
Juan Casanova
Miller
Lynette Woodard
Watima
Stoll
Vicw Tory
Brasil
Chile
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Armbro
Dallas
Florida
Neal Shapiro
Syracuse Herald-Journal Sports
Amnie Burdick
de Savory
Spserl
Yumi Morde
Vashon Island
Wash
Lisa Ann Wittner
Eagan
Minn
Jeff Michels
Chicago
Tracie Ruiz
Candy Costie
Bothell
Laworphato
Mexico
Brazil
Susan Rapp
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