Shoemaker breaks alltime riding record at Del Mar
Jockey Bill Shoemaker captured his 6033rd career victory at Del Mar on Dares J in the fourth race to surpass John Longden as the sport’s alltime leading rider. The 39 year old said he plans to continue riding four or five mounts daily for years while Pinjara finished fourth in the feature.
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Alyea Powers Twins In Twin Bill Comeback
Alyea drove in seven runs with two homers in the first game and two more with a single in the nightcap as the Minnesota Twins beat the Milwaukee Brewers 7-6 and 8-3 to stretch their win streak to five and stay six games ahead in the AL West. Stan Williams earned his ninth win in relief, Hal Haydel notched his first major league victory with a home run supporting the effort. Other AL results included the Athletics sweeping the White Sox and the Orioles topping the Tigers as the pennant race tightens.
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Prep football schedule lists Friday non conference matchups
The schedule lists Friday non conference games including Toledo Scott at Elyna Elyna Catholic at Clearview Fairview at Madview Westlake at North Ridgeville Wellington at Firelands Avon at Rittman Avon Lake at Oberlin Bay Village at Barberton Medina at Cloverleaf Berea at North Olmsted Strongsville at Olmsted Falls Midpark at Rocky River Brooklyn at Byzantine Catholic Cleveland Central Catholic at West Tech Eastlake North at Admiral King Springfield South at Findlay Toledo Rogers at Fremont Ross East Tech at Mansfield Columbus DeSalles at Marion Harding Toledo DeVilbiss at Sandusky Brunswick at Amherst Vermilion at Margaretta Buckeye at Norwayne Manchester at Highland Black Rover at Keystone Western Reserve at South Amherst South Central at Plymouth Crestview at Mapleton Monroeville at Danberry Norwalk at Huron Parma Normandy at Southview Lorain at Valley Forge Brookside at Lutheran West Columbia at Edison
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Richey defies bad boy label in U S Open clash
In Forest Hills Cliff Richey faces Manuel Santana in a fourth round match at the U S Open. Santana the crowd favorite contrasts with Richey the so-called bad boy as they duel for a spot in the quarter finals amid other top shows including Laver Ralston and Newcombe Graebner.
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Lombardi Buried in New Jersey After Requiem Mass
Vince Lombardi was laid to rest at Mt Olivet Cemetery near Red Bank New Jersey with a white and yellow wreath at the head of his grave. More than 1 000 mourners attended the burial following a Requiem Mass at St Patrick's Cathedral in New York.
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Dowling Cut by Patriots in NFL Roster Trim
Yale record setting quarterback Brian Dowling was released by the Boston Patriots as backup to Mike Taliaferro. Dowling may join the Patriots taxi squad if unclaimed. Also cut were Lane Howell by the Eagles and several Bills Jets Patriots teams trimmed multiple veterans.
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