Yarborough Wins Firecracker 400 With 167.247 MPH Record
William Caleb Yarborough won the Firecracker 400 at Daytona Beach with a 167.247 mph average, setting a new speed record in an accident free race. His Mercury outpaced rivals Lee Roy Yarbrough and others as 24 of 37 starters finished the event before sunset with Yarborough leading 142 of 160 laps.
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Shenandoah Downs Crowds Hit Record Twin Bill Wagering
Shenandoah Downs hosts a July Fourth weekend doubleheader drawing 11,396 fans and processing 1,003,201 in mutuels. Jezibel A heads the Shepherdstown purse field as Confinement seeks a consecutive win against Wonder How, For Heroes, and others in the eighth race.
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Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local Games
Tonight Shenandoah Downs hosts horse racing at 7 15 p m with softball leagues in action across Gainesboro Brucetown and Frederick County venues Little League games fill the schedule including Workingman vs National Fruit O Sullivan vs Green Chemical at 8 p m Sanctioned by the county leagues Saturday features city league softball Crown Cork vs Phillips 66 and an All Star Little League baseball game culminating with a stock car race at Winchester Speedway 8 p m Sunday brings Teen League and Apple Valley League matchups across multiple towns Monday adds more horse racing church league softball and several baseball games across local parks and fields
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Giants Edge Braves as Linzy Silences Aaron at Bat
The Giants beat the Braves 6-4 as Frank Linzy stymied Hank Aaron who grounded into a double play in a key seventh inning at bat. Aaron, hitting .231 with 15 homers, also singled and scored earlier but failed to deliver the tying hit. Other NL scores include St Louis over LA 3-2 and Pittsburgh over NY 3-2.
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LI All-Star Games Set Tomorrow Night
Tag Day pilgrims lead the morning drive in Winchester for Little League events. Minor League All-Star game at noon with five innings and modified rules. Civic and Merchants Major League All-Stars meet at 8 p m in a 18 player per side showcase. Donations support 350 Little Leaguers and 100 games at Sensensy Park.
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Shenandoah Downs Race Day Results
Results from Shenandoah Downs include first race with Red Cloud at 5.80 3.20 2.60 and Macumba at 3.60 2.80, second race Lazy B's Command 8.60 4.40 3.80, Andy's Spin 4.80 3.80, third race Gate Boss 23.40 7.20 4.60 Judgette 3.40 2.60, Our Interview 3.80, with a Daily Double paid 25.80 and an Exacta paid 67.40.
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Major League Standings and Race Day Results
The page lists American and National League standings with records and percentages for Detroit Cleveland Baltimore Minnesota Boston Oakland California New York Chicago Wash. It also covers Wednesday and Thursday results, upcoming games, and multiple horse racing races with odds and payouts, including a 9,100 attendance and over $1 million total day handle.
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Stroud Paces Nuts' Win With Four Extra-Base Hits
Washington slugger Art Stroud starred with two doubles and two triples driving the Senators past the Yankees as he posted four extra-base hits. Stroud added two runs and powered a six-run sixth inning rally aided by Cal Peterson's RBI single.
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Bistecca Wins at Shenandoah Downs in 11 435 Twin
Robert T Fillman's Bistecca captured the eighth race at Shenandoah Downs to complete an 8 6 4 3 trifecta and an $11,435 twin double for two unidentified fans. The 5 year old Porters house colt beat five claimers in the mile and70 yard Fort McHenry purse.
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Moose blank VFW Pony League Triumph 7 0
Moose defeated VFW 7 to 0 in Pony League action on Wednesday. The game showed Moose offensive dominance and a shutout pitched by their hurlers.
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