Fans to Race Sunday at Weedsport Speedway
Dick O Brien reports a full weekend of dirt track racing with spectator one on one eliminations at Weedsport Speedway on Sunday seven thirty pm. Cars of all sizes may enter with helmet seat belt and registration. Events include DIRT modified late model and amateur races as well as a street stock demolition derby at Brewerton Spencer Canandaigua Fulton Oswego Five Mile Point Utica Rome and Ontario venues.
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Jets keep faith in Tom Newton at camp
In a flurry of NFL training camp notes, Jets running back Tom Newton refuses to be counted out amid a wave of injury replacements. Across the league, Browns owner Art Modell hires Bill Davis to run player personnel as Kent State camp opens. Falcons coach pushes rookie Jusior Miller to prove himself early, while Saints move Fred Collins to tight end. Broncos add guard Dave Griffin as camp expands to 66 players and Buccaneers sign No 1 pick Hugh Green on the eve of camp.
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Longtime Southwest administrator Able Curtis dies at 78
Obituary notes Able Curtis, longtime Southwest Conference administrator, in poor health for years, died aged 78. He retired as SWC assistant executive secretary and supervisor of officials in 1967. The brief memorial highlights his service and impact within college athletics.
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Redwine Signs One Year Deals With Vikings
Jarvis Redwine, the Minnesota Vikings running back and Nebraska standout, signed three one year contracts to help fund his newborn son’s future. He will join the Vikings training camp on July 30 after becoming a father two weeks ago.
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Velasquez Switches Horses for Travers Stakes Ride
Velasquez will ride Lord Avie in the Travers Stakes on August 15 at Saratoga, replacing Pleasant Colony’s jockey. Vic Gilardi informed trainer Johnny Campo of the switch. Campo plans to have Jeffrey Fell back aboard Pleasant Colony for the Wood Memorial winner if available after prior commitments.
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Vernon View Plunkers and Dash Winners Highlight Vernon card
A Vernon race card features Plunker sharp in last and Barrel of Fun beating top choice while Revelds a Wipeout shows strong times from the West. Touch of Elegance seeks a lifetime mark with Dick Farrington back, and Keen Dean and Waving Waver are tipped in late bets as the nightcap looms.
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Sedgwick Farm hosts Hast ern tennis tourney play fits 18 and under
The Hastern Tennis Association event at Sedgwick Farm Tennis Club on clay featured boys and girls 18 and under. Arkow of Far Rockaway and Carlson of North Tonawanda advanced to finals in boys 18s while Christman of Pittsford beat Leckey in girls 18s. Local players Groat and Schoenwald reached finals in younger divisions, with Gemmer of Venezuela and Frey of Baldwinsville reaching girls 14s finals.
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