Mare in foal to Secretarial stolen from Kentucky farm
Federal and state investigators probe the theft of Fanfreluche, a 10 year old mare in foal to 1973 Triple Crown winner Secretarial, from Claiborne Farm near Paris Kentucky. The horse worth about 500000 is owned by Canadian horseman J L Levesque. FBI says disappearance is a major theft with unknown motive.
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Yanks Near Second Game Win and Carew Near .400
The Yankees sweep the AL East leaders Boston Red Sox, moving within two games of first place after a 5 4 9th-inning win. Rod Carew lifts his average to .403 with six RBIs in Minnesota’s 19 12 slugfest over Chicago, the largest crowd in Twins history.
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Chiefs beat R-Braves in 21-inning marathon
The Chiefs defeated the Richmond Braves 7-6 after 3 hours 10 minutes at MacArthur Stadium. Key plays included Dale Murphy’s risky throw and a crucial error by Dell Alston that sparked the comeback. Coochie Ferrer had an RBI triple and three singles, while Randy Stein earned the win in relief of Neal Mersch.
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Retirement Tale and Baseball Notes From Syracuse
Retired Orange trainer Arnie Burdick recalls a Florida to Canada trip and filling in with the St. Louis Cardinals farm system in Florida’s night games. Syracuse peers Maury Youmans and others report on local sports, including lacrosse host bids, Tioga Park rumors, and Cleveland’s Jeff Torborg promoting group calisthenics for players.
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Dodgers gain on Seaver led Reds in NL race
Dodgers move a game and a half ahead of the Reds after Seaver joined Cincinnati. In a weekend split, Steve Garvey hit two homers in a 9-3 win as Doug Ray pitched eight innings. The Dodgers 15 hits included three each by Dave Lopes and Johnny Oates.
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Eagles audit shows $1.27 million loss and salary overrun
An audit of the Philadelphia Eagles indicates a loss of $1.27 million last season amid general partner Leonard Tose facing a civil suit over alleged extravagant spending. The report notes $4.1 million in general expenses and $3.47 million in salaries, exceeding a $2.5 million salary cap. The bank First Pennsylvania loaned funds and reportedly waived some loan provisions. Firestone’s suit accuses wasteful spending by the team’s leadership.
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Warm Breeze sets world record in Golden Bear feature
Warm Breeze driven by Dick Farrington clocked 1 53 1 5 for one mile to win the $15,000 feature at Golden Bear Harness Raceway in Sacramento. The Bret Hanover colt, owned by Lloyd and Nancy Arnold, won by 184 lengths, breaking the previous mark of 1:54 1-5 set at the Red Mile.
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Debbie Austin Wins Hoosier Classic With Course Record
Debbie Austin, 29, of West Palm Beach, captured the Hoosier Classic at Plymouth Country Club with a course record three day total of 207 and a final round 67 to win $7,500. She beat Judy Rankin and Jan Stephenson by two strokes on the 1,225 yard par 72 layout in 85 degree heat, securing her first LPGA victory. Rankin, who won last week in Noblesville, rose to the all time money list leader with over $70,000. Hicks placed three back. Austin savored the win after considering quitting the tour, saying she is more persistent and enjoying golf again.
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Evert Demos King In Wimbledon Semifinal Bid
Chris Evert crushed Billie Jean King 6 1 6 2 in 46 minutes to reach the Wimbledon semifinals. The top seed dominated from the start, breaking twice and overpowering King with passing shots and strong baseline play. Evert advances to face Virginia Wade after Wade beat Rosie Casals 7 5 6 2.
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