Nero Wins Cane Pace Wire to Wire at Yonkers
Nero wired the field in 1:58.4 to win the $200,000 Cane Pace at Yonkers Raceway. Alberts Star and Tarport Hap chased hard, with Nero pulling clear by three lengths. Crane, co owner and trainer from Coronado Calif, called it the biggest one night payoff in Nero career while noting a $20,000 Lexington purchase in 1973 with two partners in the ownership group.
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Wall Street Journal
Gates Brown eyes coaching after playing days
DETROIT (UPS) Gates Brown, 36, says coaching appeals as he nears the end of his baseball career. The Tigers star pinch hitter, holder of AL records with 102 pinch hits and 15 pinch homers, weighs chances of staying in baseball and mentoring young players while acknowledging a possible move to full time designated hitter.
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Yonkers Late Racing Results Summary
Yonkers racing results show Savoir driven by W Gilmour Glory winning the 6-2 Exacta valued $54.88 with Pickwick Baroo and Timmy Lobell among top finishes. attendance 73,112, handle $2,401,014. Monticello and other entries list multiple horses, speeds, and payoffs across several races with trifecta and exacta outcomes.
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Kingston Braves blank Orbits 3-0 behind Cole four-hitter
Tim Cole, 16, in his Hudson Valley Rookie League debut at Dietz Stadium, allowed four hits and fanned 16 to power Kingston to a 3-0 win over Minisink Valley. The runs came in the second with Whitaker’s triple and Webster’s miscue, plus an insurance score in the third. Bob Beairste took the loss as Kingston improves to 6-1.
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Auerbach to Coach In Maurice Stokes Memorial Game
Red Auerbach will coach one of the teams in the 17th annual Maurice Stokes Memorial Benefit Basketball Game on Tuesday night August 12 at Kutsher's Country Club. The Celtics president has long supported the event which raises funds for medical costs and aid to former NBA players. Since 1958 over 100000 has been raised. a scholarship at Westinghouse High School and a Maurice Stokes Room at the Basketball Hall of Fame honor the memory and ongoing work of Stokes.
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Roundup of local baseball and softball results
Otisville saw Rick Scheibner drive in three runs with a homer as the Yankees beat the A's 11 to 8 with Scheibner earning the win. Blue Jays routed Mockingbirds 15 to 5 in girls softball, Sharon Sorno had four hits, Rose Marie Lanzilichi won while Debbie Sheen lost. Warwick Braves beat Dodgers 10 to 5 as Jerry Leigh went 3 for 3 with a solo homer. Bill Garcia the winning pitcher. Mobile clobbered Atlanta 11 to 1 in a minor league contest, George Centamore led with three hits and Hasbrouck won on the mound. Denver edged Oakland 11 to 1 in a makeup game with Laskowitz driving in two runs and Meade and Rich adding triples. Laskowitz the winner. Lions Club edged Seniors 2 to 1 in ten innings as Algrin singled in the winner. second game split 7 to 4 with Tom Milton winning and Zolok losing. Stewart hit a three-run homer for the Lions Club in defeat.
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