Selections Listing Racing Pairs and Status Codes
The list names harness and horse racing entries with companion horses and owners. Several lines show pairings like Brisk Freight and Mighty Senator, Capri Creed and Wave Of Muscles, with status notes such as X did not finish AE also eligible and NFA no form available.
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Brisk Freight
Mighty Senator
Steady Ow
Baron Charlies
Hoosier Buckeye
Wally’s Hooker
Lumber Blaze
Sweet Ellen
Dudley
Gem
Joan Burton
Hawthorne Bill
Preston Hanover
Capri Creed
Wave of Muscles
Linworth
Gregory A
Julia Time
Seven Shot
Fearless Fashion
Oh Oh Henry
All Time Boy
Impact
J. Bros
Jody
Snoozin Susan
Heny Hanover
Slick Hill
Ravette
Swingtine Boy
Charley Knight
Port Zoom
Pace
Cimg
Dee Dee Napoleon
M. Mazzulla
Mr. Cleos Pride
D. Matheson
L. Ward
Peanuts Brewster
N. Shaw
Miss Jerry Way
E. Kaufman
Mighty Senator Nfa
Leary
Steady Lew
J. Potter
Jeff B Good
J. Sprinkle
Lucky Bell
M. Turcotte
Wallys Hooker
Wallace
W. Nickells
Test My Luck
Aron Charlies
B. Zendt Hoosier Buckeye
J. Ariedge
Judy B Lee
J. Ross Jr
Direct To Moon
Wm. Irvine
Franco Tammy
R. Sugg
Mi. Helens Doll
Sweet Elien
R. Lamming
Andys Broom
Mr. Theodore
L. Mellert
Abel Bill
P. Soehnien
Shel Kim
J. Quinn
D. Hamilton
Shadywood Mary
D. O'Mara
Linworth Time
R. Potts
Mi Gretary A
NFA
R. Lippiatt
la Nedda
J. Lowash
M. Wollam
Racing Scot
Bornastar Nfa
Ellacott
Ricky
M. Dillion J. Ross Jr Master Tip
John
Franci
Mr. Scotch Luck
B. Zendt
Violent
Potter
the Mad Baroness
Wenzel
T. Brinkerhoff
R. Cole
Hillcrest Knight
Sampson Hal G. Rodney
Pasa
Gene
Creed D. Shrem
Hinckley Blues tie for first in league race
Hinckley improves to 4-1 by beating Seville Green 93 on Saturday to force a three way tie for the Medina County Hot Store League lead. Mike Ciammarchella, Chuck Lantz, Rod Harrell and Rick Kolar each fueled the win with multiple hits. Seville’s Troy Davis had two hits off Bruce Hall in a losing effort.
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Hinckley
Hinckley Blues
Medina County
Mike Ciammarchella
Blues
Chuck Lantz
Rod Harrell
Rick Kolar
Troy Davis
Seville
Bruce Hall
Open winner to meet in 18 hole playoff for Open title
Lou Graham and John Mahaffey reach an 18 hole playoff at Medinah for the U.S. Open crown with $40,000 to the winner and $20,000 to the runner up. Graham 37 from Nashville and Mahaffey 27 from Houston both shot 287 to tie for first as Nicklaus Irwin Palmer and others faltered in Sunday’s final round.
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Medinah
Ill
UPI
Lou Graham
John Mahaffey
Graham
Mahaffey
Nashville, Tenn
John
Jack Nicklaus
Houston
Tex
Frank Beard
Lee Trevino
Medinah No
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Palmer
Pat Fitzsimons
Tom Watson
Jonn Mahaffey
Bob Murphy
Hale Irwin
Ben Crenshaw
Jack
Jim Wiechers
Rik Massengale
Eddie Peace
Joe Inman
Grier Jones
Jerry Pate
Gary Groh
Terry Dill
Jay Haas
Hubert Green
Northfield Horse Racing Results Summary
The Northfield card lists multiple races with top finishers and payoffs. Notable outcomes include Sonny Porter and Honey Dill performances, a DAILY DOUBLE payoff of 22.80, and a Triumphant trifecta paying 418.60 involving five, three, and two. The report also mentions Kolar and Kehune in a 10th inning context with Hall and Rybak contributing hits.
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Sonny Porter
Larry Linn
Honey Dill
Fosdick
Avon Stanley
H.A. Frost
Perfecta
Mary Ann Vole
No Nonsense
Trutar Hanover
Simabaron
Georgia Gene
Baron Bomber
Buckeye Baron
Armbro
Con Tan
Andy
Duane
Ron
I Kolar
Mlentie Wick
Gerspacher Pounces On Old Phoenix In 28 1 Victory
Gerspacher Associates Realty improved Medina Ponytail Major League record to 4 0 by routing Old Phoenix National Bank 28 1 over the weekend Winning pitcher Judy Baker and teammates Dunning Teresa Baker Debbie Savage and Ann Mellert homered Carol Eastwood took the loss with relief from Mary Jaeger Jaeger homered for Old Phenix which also notched the lone hit a left field homer Reitzel of Old Phenix robbed Gerspacher of another homer Six home runs including three by Vickie Swingle powered Feron Realty Wallop Lance and Company 26 0 in a separate minor league ponytail game Robin Greer Wendell Kim Kovach Sonia Nalapa and Diana Hefner added five hits apiece for the winners with Hefner also winning pitcher Suk Richards two of Lance s four hits in defeat.
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ED Ostrowsik
Joe Chira
Steve Moscarelli
White Sox
Red Sox
Coughnenour
Steve Welling
Shelly Krink
Sue Anderson
Red
Maroon
Mary Branaghan
Tammy Lassond
Laurie Hein
Linda Langfitt
Cathy Schneider
Carolyn Langfitt
Greer
Theresa Cippulo
Hein
Medina—Gerspacher Associates Realty
Medina Ponytail
Old Phoenix National Bank
Judy Baker
Jackie Dunning
Teresa Baker
Debbie Savage
Ann Mellert
Gerspacher
Carol Eastwood
Mary Jaeger
Jaeger
Phenix
Wendy Reitzel
Vickie Swingle
Feron Realty Wallop Lance and Company
Robin Greer
Theresa Wendell
Kim Kovach
Feron
Sonia Nalapa
Diana Hefner
Sue Richards
Lance
Indians Beat Yankees 10-2 In Valley City Tilt
Valley City report: the Indians defeated the Yankees 10-2 last Friday. Tony Shook went 4-for-4, Greg Shook 3-for-3, while Kevin Hoover and Chuck Hawley each doubled as Dave Schwinn took the loss.
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Valley City
Yankees
Tony Shook
Tribe
Greg Shook
Kevin Hoover
Chuck Hawley
David Schwinn
Baseball scoreboard and pitching schedule for Sunday games
Scores include New York 5 Detroit 3 and Chicago 6 Minnesota 5 in 10 innings. Oakland 7 Kansas City 6 in 12 innings. First two Boston vs Baltimore and Cleveland vs Milwaukee results noted. Probable pitchers listed for tonight’s games in EDT with matchups and times.
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New York
Detroit
Chicago
Minnesota
Inns
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Boston
California
Texas
Oakland
Kansas City
Raid
Burton
Medich
Ball
Grimsley
Coleman
Milw
Castro
Horgan
Singer
Hughes
Pet Ca
San Diego
Atlanta
Houston
Montreal
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
New Y .J. Louis
Burris
Sherman
Hooton
Roberts
Montefusco
Mcintosh
Ali to retire after Bugner title bout in July
World Heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali announced he will retire after the July 1 title bout with Joe Bugner. The 33 year old told reporters he planned a final retirement announcement just before entering the ring in Kuala Lumpur. He cited age family considerations and renewed interest in Islamic philosophy as reasons and promised a return to the classic float like a butterfly sting like a bee style.
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Kuala Lumpur
UPI
Muhammad Ali
Joe Bugner
Ali
Miami
Sonny Liston
Hilton Hotel
Medwick Girls Tie for State Junior Bowling Title
Medwick High's junior bowling team tied Willowick for first place at the state junior championships in Lima. Darlene Smith, Dianne Hendershot, Debbie Deyling, Carolyn Jones and Andy Cutlip led the Medwick squad, posting a 2,766 handicap series to top 66 teams. Jones had a 543, Hendershot 516, Cutlip 482, Deyling 469 and Smith 417. This marks the second state title for Medwick in three years.
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Medina
Medwick
Willowick
Lima
Darlene Smith
Dianne Hendershot
Debbie Deyling
Carolyn Jones
Andy Cutlip
Junior
Jones
Hendershot
Cutlip
Deyling
Smith
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Pretty Trim
G. Hawke
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Stick Hill
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Wm. Heinz Jr
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C. Miller
Buckeye Miss
G. Wallace
Best Regards
G. Mueller
Swingtime Boy
J. Irvine
Carey
L. Jenkins
Doctor Pete
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Vickie Ella
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P. Smith
D. Irvine Jr
Grand X
Basso Profundo
Marlboro
Hinckley A’s
Hall
Lantz
Crenshaw
Beard
Irwin
Big Bear
Britain
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Ilinois
Brunswick Yankees
Katie Dodson
Jan Rucky
Bob Alshen
Jim Ripepi
Jon Harshman
White House
Jan Pelya
Kim Herzing
Laurie Hill
Michelle Hunter
Kim Roberts
Tina Black
Jackie Kinstler
Green
Hank Marple
Brian Moll
Braves
Giants
Dodgers
Pirates
Chris Politowicz
Tigers
Terry Politowicz
Chip Ficyk
Cagers
Alan Darner
Medina High School
Northfield
Old Phoenix
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Gregg Skoda
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