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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1983
Page
23
Buffalo Bisons mascot Buster was ejected by plate umpire Bob Serino during the eighth inning of a Buffalo Lynn game on April 28 after a tussle with an Eastern League umpire. The incident drew comparisons to Billy Martin etching into sidelines drama.
Bison mascot Buster received a three game suspension and a $50 fine after an incident at the plate involving contact with Serina, with owner Bob Rich criticizing the penalty as excessive. The club will pay the fine but vows to contest the suspension.
Buds Vernon View lists performers with notes on form and early pace for Peter Potter to Deli lah Ann and Theira’s Fleur de Hundred Stable. Midcard contenders include Merril Hanover and Shadow Gem with exacta and quinella movements noted for races three to five.
Fulton Raceway finally ran its first complete show of the season after seven weather delays with a strong turnout. Nick Fornaro Jr. won both 20-lap features at Fulton. his brother Drew finished second in each. Don Wetmore led Weedsport’s 30-plus small blocks, Mark Zona won late models, and Bill Shantell took the VW mini-sprints. Meanwhile Kent won the Shangri-La NASCAR 30-lap main, Evans won Riverside Park’s 50-lap feature, and Isma opener at Shangri-La saw Danny Wheeler dominate. Canandaigua’s Seager was penalized to finish second behind Treichler, who claimed the $1,000 prize. Ben Novak and C D Coville won Fonda DIRT modified features.
Yesterday star Darrell Evans of the Giants drove in five runs with two homers to power a 12-1 rout of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Patty Cross, owner of a Streetsville Mexican restaurant, and her husband trainer David Cross backed Sunny's Halo in the Kentucky Derby after long years of racing. The couple, who live between Ontario and California, celebrated a win seen as a gold mine worth up to 12 million dollars, with Patty recalling their dreams and the race-day emotions.
Sunny's Halo fulfilled long faith by trainer David Cross and owner Pug Foster after a 109th Derby victory. Foster plans to sell 49 percent of the colt for an estimated 4 to 6 million dollars as the horse’s value soars, insured now at roughly 10 times yearly premiums. Cross and his wife profited in Las Vegas by betting 100 to 1 in January.
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