Vernon Race Results Highlight Big Purses And Fast Times
Race results from Vernon feature multiple harness events with times ranging from 2:01 to 2:07. Notable finishes include Moon Cloud and Bullet Van Pace. a $273,000 purse is distributed among 10 starters led by King Celebrity and Quiet Crossing. Attendances and handle reported, with listed owners and weights for competitors.
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Probodds
King Celebrity
Nied
General Assembly
Cordero
No Boy
Hernandez
Franklin
Screen King
Asmussen
Gallant Best
Martens
Golden Act
Hawley
s-Coastal
Mystic Era
Velasquez
Che-Bar Stable
Bertram Firestone
Tayhill Stable
Harbor View Farm
Hawksworth Farm
Flying Zee Stable
Viola Sommer
William H. Oldknow
Robert W. Phipps
William Haggin Perry
Charles Festa Jr
Section Three set to chase state track laurels at Cornell
Section Three sends standout hurdlers led by Eugene Norman of Henninger Brian Buck of CBA and Carl Boykin of Utica Free to Cornell this Saturday with hopes for big points at Schoelkopf Field Also Westhill Baldwinsville relay and distance squads project to reach finals Rome Free’s Karl Frankowski eyeing shot put and discus points While girls events shift to West Point and local baseball and tennis results roll in including Westhill edging Marcellus and West Genesee rallying in OHSL North action
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Atlanta
Baltimore
Columbus
Mark Lye
Ston
Pawtucket
Larry Nelson
Milwaukee
Toledo
Barry Jaeckel
New York
Tideware
Fiori
Detroit
Richmond
Wayne Levi
Cleveland
Syracuse Pera
Gene Littler
Toronto
Charleston
Jack Renner
West Rochester Nenaecenssneganennege
Bob Murphy
California
Charles Coody
Minnesota
Tim Simpson
Texas
Grier Jones
Kansas City
Peter Jacobsen
Chicago
Mets
Tidewater
Bill Caffee
Seattle
Houston
Can
Peter Oosterhuis
Oakland
Fuzzy Zoeller
Syracuse
Tom Storey
Hubert Green
DeWitt Weaver
Rochester
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Leonard Thompson
Rod Funseth
Fridey
Bob Byman
Alexander
Mike Reid
Funan
Jim Chancey
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Renko
Johnny Miller
Pete Ee
Lemanczyk
Curtis Strange
Quohnson
Andy Bean
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Cozza
Bollana
Cooper
Moonan Mason
Ohio
Jerilyn Gritz
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Amelia Rover
Templin
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Segre
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Kolcamp
Donna Young
Clark
Scott Cf
Martin Spencer-Devlin
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Coover
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Muclo
Timmons
Judy Kimball
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Judy Rankin
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Dale Shaw
Aiead
Bannon
Gearsbeck
Bonnie Lauer
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Lori Garbacz
Kathy Hite
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Haas
Roberts
Powell
Wynegar
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Smalley
Rivera
Stanley
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Spencer
San Diego
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Smith
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Wilfong
Tenace
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Chambliss
Jackson
Jackson Turner
Gonzalz
Minnesota Briggs
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Zahn
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Martin ci
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Perkins Tb
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New York Warery
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Beattie
Perry
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Dauer
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Utica Free
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Rome Free
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West Point
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Fayetteville-Manlius
West Genesee Faces Vestal in NY State Lacrosse Playoffs
In the Scholastic New York State Tournament Upstate Playoffs, 3-West Genesee meets 4-Vestal on Saturday June 9 at Coyne Stadium at 7 30 p m. The winner advances in the lacrosse tournament.
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Montreal
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
WEST
Houston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Atlanta
Owchinko
B. Forsch
N.Y
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Vestal
Coyne
Upstate
Downstate
Hofstra
Westhill downs Marcellus 3 2 to clinch Central Division title
In a tennis meet Westhill defeated Marcellus 3 2 led by Johan Cosmo and Tom Tripodi wins. Westhill ends season 13 7, capturing the Central Division crown. OCL M P H 5 A P W O singles Kupperman over Nichols 6 1 6 2 Stahl over Moebs 6 0 6 1 Tupyera default. Doubles Ross Parmentier won by default Flanagan Einstein defeated Sheats Larobardiere 6 4 6 3.
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Johan Cosmo
al Mroszek
Tom Tripodi
Jeff Bennetts
Ned Reagan
Mike Caveny
Kevin Tripodi
Bob Hill
Curtis ‘Snyder
Jason Secaur
Pat Caveny
Steve Smith
Neil Thompson
Joe Pinkowski
Westhill
OCL
M-Ph
Kupperman d. Nichols
Stahl d. Moebs
Tupyera
Ross-Parmentier
Flanagan-Eistein d. Sheats- Larobardiere
Shoemaker to ride at Finger Lakes Futurity
Jockey Bill Shoemaker, the sport's winningest rider, is set to appear at Finger Lakes this year likely for the $100,000 Futurity on Sunday Sept. 23. Finger Lakes officials announced the plan at a track press conference, highlighting his career milestones and recovery from past injuries.
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Bud Vander Veer
Canandaigua
Bill Shoemaker
Finger Lakes
George Barker
George Fritz
Steve Cauthen
Shoemaker
Shoe
Golden Gate Fields
San Francisco
Louisville
Gallant Man
Iron Liege
Bill Hartack
Hollywood Park
Sigel Hoch Advance To British Amateur Semis In England
Jay Sigel and Scott Hoch, the last Americans alive in the British Amateur Golf Championship, won their quarterfinals on Wednesday morning. Hoch faces Tony Gresham of Australia and Sigel meets Doug Roxburgh of Canada in the afternoon semifinals.
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Southport
England
Jay Sigel
Scott Hoch
Hoch
Tony Gresham
Australia
Sigel
Doug Roxburgh
Canada
Lue Barce
Mvtaiielan Bradshaw
Stuart Robson
Gresham
Brian Marchbank
Roxburgh
Lakshman Singh
West
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes retires from Buckeyes
Ohio State University announces former Buckeye coach Woody Hayes, 65, is retiring. The sports brief also notes an indictment in St. Louis of Kenneth Spinks for attempted robbery and assault, Laura Baugh postpones wedding to focus on LPGA, James Hunt retires midseason, a six-team NCAA Division I league talks, Staniowski wins Conacher Trophy for humanitarian work, and other quick takes across football baseball basketball hockey auto racing golf and soccer.
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Ohio State University
Buckeye
Woody Hayes
Kenneth Spinks
Leon Spinks
St. Louis
Laura Baugh
Wayne Dent
James Hunt
Butler
Evansville
Detroit
Oral Roberts
Xavier
Ohio
Loyola of Chicago
St. Louis Blues
Ed Staniowski
Charlie Conacher
NHL
Staniowski
New York
Rick Leach
University of Michigan
Detroit Tigers
NBA
Chicago
New Orleans Jazz
Salt Lake City
Philadelphia Flyers
Phil Myre
Myre
Philadelphia
Bernie Parent
Bobby Allison
Hueytown
Ala
Riverside International Raceway
Jerilyn Britz
Bird signs five year Celtics contract record rookie deal
Larry Bird inks a five year 3.25 million NBA pact with the Boston Celtics. Sources say the annual value reaches about 650 thousand dollars including salary and fringe benefits, making him the highest paid rookie in sports history.
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Boston
Larry Bird
National Basketball Association
Boston Celtics
Bird
Pan-Am crew trials postponed at Onondaga Lake
A strong south wind forced a postponement of Pan-Am crew trials at Onondaga Lake to tonight with racing tentatively set for 6:00. Judges will reconvene at 5:00 to decide whether to race or wait until tomorrow. The featured eight-oared event includes Syracuse, Dartmouth, IRA champion Brown, Navy, Humboldt State, and a Penn elite boat. Twenty six shells are entered in the small boat events.
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Onondaga Lake
United States
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Syracuse
Dartmouth
Brown
Navy
Humboldt
Calif
Pennsylvania
Ted Nash
Penn
Fullerton, Pepperdine clash in College World Series final
In Omaha, Fullerton State defeats Pepperdine 8-5 after a wild game marked by 24 hits two ejections and a coach removed. The Titans move to the title game against Arkansas who won earlier, seeking a rematch after a 13-10 win to stay alive in the double elimination tournament.
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Omaha
Neb
Fullerton
Fullerton State
Augie Garrido
Pepperdine
Titans
Arkansas
Razorbacks
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