Vernon Downs Tests No-Recall Rule for Breaking Horses
New ruling by the New York State Racing and Wagering Board will start July 30 1982 at Vernon Downs. The no recall rule makes all horses current starters once the gate releases and the field is in motion unless a horse falls before the go word there is interference or a horse breaks equipment. The change aims for truer races with fewer recalls, backed by the Central New York Harness Horse Association and now tested as Grand Circuit competitors travel. In last night’s two divisions of the 2 year old filly trot Dance Spell won division one in 1 58 3 5 at $26 700 with Howard Beissinger, Ginger Belle won division two in 201 4 5 with Sonny Dancer guiding the winner.
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Vernon View Horse Racing Card Selections Highlight Local Standouts
Buds Vernon View profiles contenders across ten races with notes on form and trainers. Notable entries include Miss Shadow Sue Ree Bandit and Shattuck Al falfa, plus Shy Lightning and Adios Memory as potential score threats. Exactas and trifectas listed with stacked odds and a feed-bag parlay targeting Sheba Hanover and Adios Memory.
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Dick Farrington
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Vernon Selections Highlight Local Horse Race Bets
A race betting note lists Vernon selections for four horses with payouts to date including Gracious Master and Ginger Belle. RALBIRD column shows Gracious Master and Ginger Belle alongside Peter Patter and Ocala Star Candy. The 90-Annie Rosever entry records sums for Ginger Belle as well.
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Combs Captures AAU Wrestling National Title in Lincoln
Leonard Combs of Baldwinsville won the Greco-Roman title and finished second in freestyle at the AAU Grand Nationals in Lincoln Nebraska July 14 to 18. In the 60 to 70 pound class the 12 year old posted 26 straight first period pins across state regional and national meets before losing a third round freestyle match 14 1. He became the first Central New York wrestler to win an AAU national championship.
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Pryor Loses Paternity Suit in Cincinnati
World Boxing Council junior welterweight champion Aaron Pryor was found the father of a 9-year-old Cincinnati boy by a juvenile court jury. The ruling came Friday amid a paternity suit filed against Pryor.
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Boeff Wins State Amateur Golf Title at McGregor Links
Rochester’s Boeff held off Watertown’s Hughes by one stroke in the 60th NYSGA Men’s Amateur Championship at McGregor Links. Hughes, 21, shot 67, the event’s best, while Boeff, 22, finished 291 after a final-round 71 and par save on 18. John Ryan Jr. was third at 294, with Murphy and Silver tied for fourth at 296.
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Carner widens Open lead with gritty play on faster greens
JoAnne Carner says she runs scared on the Del Paso greens and this approach fuels her 2-under 70 in the second round of the 30th U S Women's Open. She posts a 36-hole total of 5-under 139 for a three-stroke edge over Beth Daniel, who shot 71 to reach 142. Daniel calls Carner aggressive and capable of pulling away as the heat grows.
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Chiefs Fall Players Highlight Series at 95X Night
Petralli homered from the right side after adjusting to an 0-2 hole. Beauchamp praised his quickness and sound mechanics. Jim Baker rebounded from a rough stretch, pitching five strong innings against Pawtucket. Schneider and Todd toe the mound against Burns and Dorsey as 95X Night unfolds. Beamon’s glove saves a Pawtucket threat while Hernandez eyes a possible DL stint and Nandin could be recalled from Knoxville. Bomback has not yet arrived from Toronto.
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Crowder Tears Achilles During Buccaneers Workout
Tampa Bay defensive tackle Randy Crowder tore the Achilles tendon in his left heel during a non contact drill in summer practice. The six year veteran has missed much of the prior two seasons due to a knee injury and his out for an undetermined period.
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Rhoden quiets Braves with six-hitter shutout
Pirates pitcher Rick Rhoden relaxed his command focus and threw strikes to blank the Atlanta Braves 6-0. He notched his third complete game and first shutout of the season, striking out five and allowing two walks as he raised his batting average to .363 with a two-hit game.
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Royals Rally Edges Brewers 4-3 on White Squeeze
Frank White executed a squeeze bunt driving in Jerry Martin from third as the Royals rallied for four in the ninth to beat the Brewers 4-3. Milwaukee led 3-0 after two homers by Gorman Thomas and Ben Oglivie, but Bob McClure conceded only two KC hits through eight.
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Beckwith Recalled By Dodgers Farm Club
Baseball brief reports pitcher Jon Beckwith, sidelined last season by an eye injury, being recalled Thursday from the Los Angeles Dodgers Albuquerque farm club.
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East stars praised in NSF festival practice reports
NSF cage practices note interviews before and after sessions. Boeheim discusses a fast, small East squad led by Pinckney, Williams, Brown and Dawkins with Addison and Pressley. Quotes touch Olympic selection, fatigue, and timing as teams prepare for the festival games beginning Tuesday and culminating in the July 31 gold medal game at Market Square Arena.
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