Kinser Dominates WoO Eastern Tour With Nine Wins
Sprint car star Steve Kinser, 26, from Bloomington Indiana, won all nine World of Outlaws Eastern tour races over 11 days, earning more than 24000 dollars and solidifying his status as sprint car racing’s top. The circuit resumes with the 50,000 dollar Sprint Supernationals during Super Dirt Week in October.
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Oswego
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Jack Johnson
C.D. Coville
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Fulton Raceway
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Don Wetmore
Herm Flowers
Glen Derby
Russy Marsden
Skyline Speedway
Blodgett Mills
Canandaigua
Binghamton
Shangri-La Speedway
Owego
George Kent
Jerry Cook
Doug Hewitt
Billy Griffin
New York State
Esta Drag Strip
Cicero
Tribe subdues Park in late homer by Wells sparks win
Wells belted his 11th homer of the season driving to right field in a deep park shot. He added a double as the Chiefs topped Charleston 4 3. Wells extended his hitting streak to seven and moved within one RBI of team leader Beaman. Tevin contributed in right and pitcher Mirabella prepared for tonight.
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Pat Kelly
Alvis Woods
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Tevin
Paul Mirabella
Charlies
Tom Brennan
Tomlin
Chiefs
Charleston
Ribby
Charlie Beaman
Beaman
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Mac
Leonard Hearns to Clash for Undisputed Welterweight Title
Sugar Ray Leonard and Thomas Hearns announced a September 16 bout for the undisputed world welterweight title. Both fighters, undefeated on the current card in Houston's Astrodome, will feature on the same show with Leonard challenging Ayub Kalule for the WBC junior middleweight title and Hearns defending versus Pablo Baez. Leonard calls it the dream matchup, while Hearns weighs possible venues in Detroit Baltimore or Las Vegas.
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Sugar Ray Leonard
World Boxing Association
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Leonard
Hearns
Houston
Astrodome
Ayub Kalule
Pablo Baez
Detroit
Baltimore
Las Vegas
Buds Vernon View: Nightly Harness Card Notes
A compact nightly harness card lists horses with rave notes and bets. Lustro Hanover and Vincent contend in fourth to sixth races with a focus on Lustro Hanover and Armbro Aura. Evening parlay results show two of three winners with a bankroll dip and a $4.50 drop to $90.30.
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Petron Glamour
Keith Almahurst
Turbo van
Peter Pirate
Murphy Lass
D.W. Frisco
Capa
Lustro Hanover
Brian
Strawberry Dawn
Tarleta Hanover
Armbro Aura Bean
Raylee
Vincent Bean
Keystone Pursuit
Super Sonny
Nolan Hanover
Northwood Net
Sam
Sea Scout
Ocala
Kay Roddie
Mike Byrd
Professor White
Scott
Avon Amiber
Armbro Aura
Vincent
Ohio Derby field set with nine runners expected
Officials drew positions for the $180,000 Ohio Derby with nine expected in a 3 year old race. Paristo and Classic Go Go head the lineup while Spirited Boy and Triocala scratch leaving Hagley's Nest Prince Fortune Bare Knuckles and others. The winner earns $90,000. Honey Fox tops the $50,000 New York Handicap at Belmont with 121 pounds.
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Paristo
Spirited Boy
Triocala
Guy
Mitey J
Wartime Admiral
Belmont
Honey Fox
Minnesota Mac
Jean-Luc Samyn
Cap and Tin Crown
Isaac Murphy
Dan Horn
Sun Catcher
Kush Runs Tight Ship As CFL Comes Back To East
Hamilton Tiger-Cats coach Frank Kush relishes CFL move after Arizona State scandal. He defends his methods, notes differences in Canadian rules, and says he enjoys learning the league under General Manager Ralph Lazio. He won a $2.2 million lawsuit from Kevin Rutledge in March and reflects on loyalty and career highs and lows.
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Ontario
Frank Kush
Hamilton Tiger-Cats
Arizona State
Kush
Kevin Rutledge
Sun Devil
Phoenix
Rutledge
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Arizona
Alabama
Paul “Bear” Bryant
Barry Goldwater
Tempe
Atiz
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U.S
Rush
Encyclopedia Britannica
CFL
Tiger-Cats
Ralph Lazio
Buyers Show Interest in Vernon Downs
Horsemen groups led by Hanover Shoe Farm have expressed interest in purchasing Vernon Downs harness track. Discussions are expected this summer with Hanover Shoe Farm evaluating the opportunity. James Simpson Jr. initiated talks on behalf of his father, with Vernon Downs executives open to formal meetings. No price has been discussed as yet.
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Hanover Shoe Farm
Vernon Downs
James Simpson Jr
Hanover Shoe Warms
John Sr
Herald-Journal
Jim Simpson
Frank White
White
Simpson
Simpson Sr
Price
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