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Articles
November 25, 2002 | Alexander Wolff When James Naismith first committed to paper his 13 precepts of basketball in 1891, he could not have foreseen how well those commandments would hold up—or how fiercely the document itself would be coveted
August 14, 1978 | Mike DelNagro With a whopping $560,000 purse, the Meadowlands doesn't need tradition
October 18, 1976 | Douglas S. Looney UNHERALDED JADE PRINCE CAME DOWN FROM CANADA AND UNCORKED A RECORD MILE AT LEXINGTON. THE SEASON HAS BEEN THAT WAY, BUT NO ONE KNOWS WHY
October 04, 1976 | Douglas S. Looney IN AND OUT OF THE SULKY, CANNY STANLEY SHOWED HIS CLASS AND PROVED THE BETTORS RIGHT BY DRIVING KEYSTONE ORE TO VICTORY IN THE LITTLE BROWN JUG
September 13, 1976 | Douglas S. Looney Billy Haughton wanted to scratch Steve Lobell from the fourth heat of The Hambletonian, and he was both wrong and right: the colt took the trotting classic and $131,762 in 90° weather but, as Billy feared, collapsed...
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