Saranac Handicap Draws Fast 3-Year-Olds at Aqueduct
Globemaster leads a nine to ten horse field in the mile Saranac Handicap at Aqueduct with 125 pounds atop the lineup. Hitting Away and Ogden follow at 118 and 125, while other top weights include Bal Musette 118 and Dr. Miller 118. The program also features Rumson and Sussex events and Vanity at Hollywood Park.
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Sun Devil Ticket Demands Rise Ahead of 1960 Season
Arizona State University ticket manager Sharon Coleman reported high demand for season football tickets. About $100000 worth of tickets, one third of the total 1960 sales, had been dispatched. A new seating section will be added for season buyers as the Sun Devils prepare to open at home September 23 against Wichita.
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Ranlofes Old Pueblo Golf Notes Delegation Tee Times
A group of 40 Randolph Men’s Club golfers heads to Meadow Hills Country Club in Nogales for 18 hole A and B competition. Tee off times listed include 6:00 Walt Wood et al and 9:10 Carl Neilson with Arney Mustonom.
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Recreation results and league scores fill Warren Hedding field day
Ranchers beat Jameson's Sporting Goods 5 to 3 at Campbell Field as Warren Hedding struck out seven. The card shows multiple league results across fields with home runs by players including McPheron Blankenship Mariani and Hansen and scores in various leagues.
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Two Share Early Honors In Golf Fray
SPRINGFIELD New Jersey UPI Port Joann Prentice and Mickey Wright opened the U S Women Open with identical scores sharing the lead after the first round at Baltusrol Golf Club. Prentice carded an even par 72 while Wright, a two time Open winner, remained the favorite on the course where Ed Furgol won the men’s Open in 1954.
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San Francisco vs Philadelphia Baseball Box Score Fragment
Totals show San Francisco 9 runs to Philadelphia 7 with late innings and error plays. Keys include Haller Pagan and Jones contributions with multiple singles and outs, while pitchers Taylor Amero and Hiller split duties.
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Giants blank Phillies again in second game
In San Francisco the Giants defeated the Phillies 4 to 1. Baileys homer and Mays two hits highlighted the win while Walters Mahaffey and Baldschun pitched in relief. San Francisco improves to 27 8 while Philadelphia stands at 27 6.
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San Diegan Hank Henry to debut at Tucson Speedway
San Diego sprint car driver Hank Henry will debut a new full-house racer at Tucson Speedway tomorrow night. He heads a Pacific Coast contingent as time trials start at 7 p.m. and the first dash at 8 15. Henry and Hank Arnold may duel for the main event while Don Sowle, Red Turner, Gene Curtis, and Turner lead other divisions.
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