Gilder and Archer share Bank of Boston lead at 134
Veterans Bob Gilder and George Archer tied for the 36 hole lead in the Bank of Boston Golf Classic at Pleasant Valley. Gilder shot 67 to reach 134 after two rounds while Archer posted 68 keeping him two strokes back. Mike McCullough moved into third at 136 with a 64 second round.
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Rose Sets Mark in Phillies Victory in Three-At-Bat Return
Rose hits in three at bats before leaving in the fifth as Philadelphia wins. The pennant chase excites him. he says beating old teammates adds no extra thrill.
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Robinson
Angels rally but fall short in 5-0 loss to Royals
Lynn returns to batting practice and expresses eagerness to pinch hit as the Angels drop a five run affair. Geoff Zahn earns his 16th win over Kansas City while Bobby Castillo pitches a four hitter in Minnesota’s 5 0 win. White Sox tie for AL West with 9 3 win over A’s. Brewers top Yankees 5 3 behind Charlie Moore’s three RBI. Orioles edge Indians 3 2 on Eddie Murray’s 28th homer in 13th. Tigers beat Red Sox 6 2 at Fenway. Mariners top Rangers 5 0 as Dave Henderson drives in four and Gaylord Perry hurls a six hitter.
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Orosco
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Bobby Castillo
Gary Ward
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Steve Kemp
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Charlie Moore
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Fenway Park
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Dave Henderson
Gaylord Perry
Ed VandeBerg
George Wright
Pete O’brien
New York Sires horses shine in 1982 Vernon outcome
New York Sires horses completed 1982 stand at Vernon Downs and drew favorable Grand Circuit comparisons. Adore, a 3 year old filly pacer, set a Vernon track record in the Sires race at 1 55 2 5. Armbro Aussie's 1 55 flat paced fastest Vernon mile. Dancer's Crown and Arndon set trot and heat marks respectively. Monticello Raceway resumes free admission with new schedule. Armstrong Brothers host open house for yearling sale. Sulky Sisters host kiddies day and weigh options for a souvenir stand.
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Vernon
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Rompin
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Arndon
Sulky Sisters
Sulky
Americans vs Tri-City Giants at Albany Bleecker Field
Syracuse Americans travel to Albany to meet the Tri-City Giants in Empire Football League action. Syracuse sits at 3-2 while Tri-City is 2-3 as David W.B. Clark leads in rushing and QB J.J. Jones directs the offense.
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J.J. Jones
Bud's Vernon View picks and wagering notes excerpt
Reggie is favored to upset Late Smoke with Swizzler third. Boozin Buddy aids Nick and Jane Colella’s dinner plans. Jay's Colt improving with a potential upset, Perfect Angle not yet back to form. Gracious Master leads a tight field, Pinedale Robbie drops in class, Dragon King may miss Angus MacDonald. Real tough race ahead with Leema Hanover and others. Smithfield eyeing win, Baron Tar Tar aims for three in a row for Corella's. Haze Collins trending up. Pads in shoes help Keystone Sixty, Mish mash recovering. Sparkling Hooker reliable. Duer Die must break out. Little Big Horse potential obstacle. Frisky Loretta must stay flat. Luckey Bee Creed moves up. Paper Drive, Metrolina in thick of things. Timetar best of group. Restekep aims atonement after disappointments. Meppy Tid Bit gains ground. Persistent to seize early lead. Asta Hanover and Happy Way Felle noted. Night saw seven winners, three exactas and a double. Feedbag up to $26.90 after $10.20 double. Tonight’s bets include $2 exactas 7-6 and 6-7 in race seven and $4 win on Gracious Master in third.
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Baron Tar Tar
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Keystone Sixty
Hooker
Duer
Little Big Horse
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Loretta
Luckey Bee Creed
Paper Drive
Metrolina
Timetar
Restekep
Meppy Tid Bit
Charlie Clark
Asta Hanover
Happy Way
Vernon Selections Exacta and Related Stakes List
A compiled ledger of betting items listing multiple horse names such as Vernon Selections, Captain Cloyt, Conarci Om Verken, Dusty Feito, Dally Duable, Captain Choyt, and others with various amounts next to each entry indicating stakes or payouts. The list includes many Exacta and Exacta-related bets like Fi Exacta, Third Exacta, Fifth Exacta, Sevents Exacta and associated prices.
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Combe Paul
Lee Sardan
New York Court Allows Patchwork Primary Hours
The New York Court of Appeals ruled 5-1 that allowing 6 am to 9 pm polls in New York City and four suburban counties while other counties vote from noon is constitutional. The decision ties to disputes over uniform primary hours affecting Cuomo and Koch campaigns and potential further appeals.
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Shultz Says Peace Talks Will Take Time in Middle East
Secretary of State George Shultz told the Senate committee that foreign troops in Lebanon must be withdrawn swiftly but peace in the Middle East will require long hard negotiations. He cited 30,000 Syrian troops in Lebanon and warned of possible armed outbreaks if Israeli and Syrian forces stay too long. The administration plans to send Morris Draper to Lebanon to begin withdrawal talks while seeking broader Arab participation and a lasting settlement.
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44 stricken at church parley in Kansas City
A Louisiana Baptist group from Lake Bethlehem Baptist Church in Shreveport was taken to four hospitals after a concert hall speech at the Radisson Muehlebach hotel. Illness appeared food related with abdominal cramps. Police closed a nearby restaurant later that day as officials investigated.
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St. Louis
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