Seattle Slew Wins Belmont Stakes to Claim Unbeaten Triple Crown
New York AP report describes Seattle Slew securing a four length Belmont Stakes victory to become the first undefeated horse to win the Triple Crown. Owners Mickey and Karen Taylor, trainer Billy Turner, jockey Jean Cruguet, and potential future plans including Saratoga, Woodward, Marlboro Cup, and Stud options are highlighted along with postrace earnings and crowd size at Belmont Park.
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Taylors Are Babes of Horseracing World
In New York AP coverage the Taylor family and Hill partners nurture Seattle Slew the Triple Crown winner. Mickey and Karen Taylor so far lead the Slew entourage with Karen as public relations and Mickey handling business. Sally Hill cheers while Jim Hill the vet watches as Slew dominates the Belmont field.
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Dream clash of Seattle Slew and The Minstrel in Arc de Triomphe
The hypothetical showdown would pair Seattle Slew against The Minstrel in Paris for racing’s World Championship. Trainers Billy Turfer and Vincent O’Brien weigh the challenge after Slew’s Belmont Stakes win and a planned rest period before possible future tries.
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Geiberger Captures Memphis Title With 59 Rally
Al Geiberger wins the Danny Thomas Memphis Golf Classic with a 273 total 15 under at Colonial Country Club. He shot a 59 in round two setting a record while earning 40000 from a 200000 purse. McGee rallied with a 67 to earn a Ryder Cup spot.
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Royals Bat Shortage Hits Royals vs Brewers
A break in at Kansas City County Stadium locker room left the Royals without their bats and attacking spark in a Sunday morning game against the Milwaukee Brewers. The incident appears to have nullified their offensive efforts as the theft left the team scrambling for equipment midgame.
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Preston's Amoco Dominates Winchester Hospital in Girls Softball
Preston's Amoco exploded for six runs in the first inning and cruised to an 18 to 2 victory over Winchester Hospital. Nancy Willingham added a homer and two singles, Pam Garber hit a double and a triple, while Winchester fell to 0-3. Grim's Electric also beat E M Concrete 8 to 5 with Pat Oates homering and key hits from B Strosnider and N Chewning.
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Reds sweep Expos after late rally in opener
Cincinnati wins game one 7 6 in the bottom of the ninth after allowing three ninth inning runs to the Montreal Expos. The Reds then crush the Expos 14 8 in game two as Eastwick bounces back.
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Gene Clines
Bobby Murcer
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Clines
Gary Lavelle
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Phillies
Jeff Burroughs
Atlanta
Philadelpia
Burroughs
Waynesboro Team Wins Rubbermaid Softball Tournament
Scagee’s General Electric of Waynesboro goes undefeated in five games to win the Rubbermaid Commercial Products Industrial Softball Tournament at Winchester Park. They beat defending champion Brown and Williamson 11-10 in the final after a 7-2 win on Saturday, with both teams earning bids to the World Industrial tournament in Baltimore in September. Rubbermaid led the locals, weathering two losses Sunday after opening unbeaten, and Shenandoah Iron Works, Henkel Harris, and Abex also posted wins in the field.
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