Indians Rally With Long Ball In 6 1 Victory Over California
Cleveland Tebbetts return from a vacation sparks a power surge as the Indians slug four homers in a 6 1 victory over California. Colavito and Brown hit two run shots, Wagner and Alvis also homered. Orioles and Yankees win while Mets sweep. Bell a four hitter for Cleveland.
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Delp Tops Delaware Park Trainers in Three straight seasons
Grover Buddy Delp has led thoroughbred trainers in wins at Delaware Park for three consecutive seasons, showcasing consistent success and jockeys who rely on his instruction.
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Buddy) Delp
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Giants Rally Past Pirates 3 2 In Tight MLB Tilt
Giants edge Pirates 3 2 as Bill Henry and Lindy McDaniel specialize in short relief. Henry’s one third of an inning secures eighth inning support for Gaylord Perry. Linzy finishes as San Francisco narrows gap to NL leaders Pittsburgh.
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Blood Shot aims for first win in Loudoun County purse
Blood Shot, a six year old Johns Joy gelding trained by D. Rouse, faces seven rivals at Charles Town Race Course. Rider Dean Johnston Jr. puts him in with 113 pounds as Gaybrook Gal and Belle Eileen loom strong threats after recent strong finishes.
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Seven shooters at Sulphur Springs range post NRA scores
Seven shooters gathered on Sulphur Springs road last Thursday evening with six achieving NRA qualifying scores. Charlie Brumback led prone with 45 of 50, moving to sitting, while Tom Bell posted 40 41 and 44 to lead Gary Cornwell 38. Ken Baum fought rust to a 41 kneeling. Ford fired two 31s prone. Jim Reynolds, new to the range, posted scores from 21 to 37 on the first NRA stage.
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Ritchey Cars to Victory in Hagerstown Modified Feature
Junior Ritchey of Everett Pennsylvania drove the Ruby F.I. Chevrolet to win the 25 lap modified feature at Hagerstown Raceway. The win occurred in Ritchey and car’s first appearance this season in victory lane, with Johnny Gram 2nd and Bobby Deniston 3rd.
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Major League Standings and Monday Results
New York defeated by 6 to 3. Houston lost 3 to 1. Atlanta won 9 to 8 over Cincinnati. San Francisco beat Pittsburgh 3 to 0. Philadelphia topped Los Angeles 4 to 0. St Louis won 7 to 6 against Chicago. Monday schedule includes Cincinnati at Chicago and Philadelphia at Houston. Wednesday features Pittsburgh at Los Angeles and New York at San Francisco.
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