Northfield racing notes feature list of horses and connections
The column presents a detailed lineup of horses and drivers including Billy B Toty Chares Deacon Darlington and Jitter Lobell Ocala La La Stopes Habe with multiple other horse names such as Miss Big Shot Win Sam Hiltoni Stan Joyce Nickawampus Stardom Andy and Hawking Girl plus entries like Gilroy Devilstown Benton Bata Baron Novasel Leta Hall Mamle Hope Gamely Countess Rose My Love Tambour Batso Profundo Move N Steady Moomaw Lymar Coaltown Kassy Lord No 1 Dudley's Gem Hi Dan and Starry Baroness.
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Deacon Darlington
Jitter Lobell
Ocala la la
Stopes Habe
Miss Big Shot
Win Sam
Hiltoni
Stan Joyce Nickawampus
Stardom
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Winger
Janidawn
Hawking Girl
Gilroy
Devilstown
Benton Bata
Baron Novasel
Leta Hall
Mamle Hope
Gamely Countess
Rose My Love
Tambour
Batso Profundo
Burs Eagle
Moomaw Lymar
Coaltown
Kassy
Lord No
Dudley's Gem
Hi Dan
Starry Baroness
Kaufman
Ward Sampson
B. Blick
Pace
J. Perry
Sam Dandy
O Donohue
Baron Novaset
D. Hamilton
Kara Gypsy
Mekara
Mame Hope
Potts
Hotline
Annie
W. Nickels
Leta Hatt
D. Matheson
Easy Wantawin. SA
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Pink Angel L. Gorhido
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Relda W. Heinz
Buzz Eagle
Sha G. Mueller
B. Zendt
Chris Guy Oh
T. Brinkerhoft
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A. Gerow
D.o'mara
D. Irvine
E. Kaufman
Cleos Pride
B. Blick Moomar Lymar
T. Ryan
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Allison captures pole for Purolator 500 at Pocono
Veteran driver Bobby Allison earned the pole at Pocono International Raceway with a track record 146.491 mph in the Matador for the Purolator 500. David Pearson was second at 146.224 mph in a Puralator Mercury, with Buddy Baker and Dave Marcis lining the second row. Richard Petty and Cale Yarborough start outside the third row in a Dodge and a Chevrolet.
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Dave Marcis
Richard Petty
Cale Yarborough
Dizzy Dean remembered as legend in Chronicle-Telegram tribute
A Chronicle-Telegram remembrance marks Dizzy Dean's death anniversary. The legendary pitcher and broadcaster, famed for his Wabash Cannonball ballad and plain humor, shaped baseball lore from the Gas House Gang era to TV broadcasts in Bond Mississippi and beyond.
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Pete Rose embraces grit at third base for Reds
Cincinnati reports Pete Rose plays third base with aggressive hustle not finesse. He shifted from outfield this season to open lineup for George Foster, delivering solid defense with only five errors in five games, while batting .319 at the All Star break and eyeing a return to strong form into August and September.
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Brooks Robinson
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George Foster
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Reds
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Sparky
Falcons End Talks With Hendricks Over Contract
The Atlanta Falcons withdrew from negotiations for all pro linebacker Ted Hendricks after hours of talks. Hendricks, 27, became known as the "mad stork" for his 1960s era play with Green Bay.
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Superdome Opens Amid Built‑In Flaws and Bold Promises
New Orleans opens the Louisiana Superdome a year late and $71 million over budget. The $165 million arena has gaps in ceilings and walls, unfinished concession stands, and many nonfunctional restrooms, yet it will host the Saints in an exhibition season opener on August 9.
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Anthony Wins Quad Cities Open in Davenport Tow
Earl Anthony captures his fourth straight title by 412 pins at the Quad Cities Open earning $40.04 in Davenport Tow. He posted 248 257 239 and 290 games and now sits $8,000 ahead of last year’s pace with $78,213. Anthony ties Dick Rutger for third with 17 career PBA titles. Weber and Johnson lead with 24.
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Davenport
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Dick Rutger
Professional Bowlers Association
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Don Johnson
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