Unbridled's Song Tops Wood Memorial Field at Aqueduct
Unbridled's Song remains Derby favorite in the Wood Memorial with a six-figure purse at Aqueduct. Feather Box, Diligence, Editor's Note and six others challenge for bids to Churchill Downs. Cowboys, trainers, and owners including George Steinbrenner and Nick Zito are represented in a key prep for the Run for the Roses.
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Six Run Sixth Lifts Aiken Hornets Past Lexington 8 6
Aiken High School rallied for six runs with two outs in the sixth inning to erase a four run deficit and defeat Lexington High School 8 6 in a Region 3-AAAA baseball game at Citizens Field Brent Ergle earned the win in relief of starter Darvin Withers for Aiken while Freddie Day and Derek Luton drove in two runs apiece in the pivotal frame Chris Youngblood and Chad Widener added RBI hits as Aiken moved to 5 10 overall and 3 5 in region play
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North Augusta Pounds 0-W 14-4 In Baseball
North Augusta High School beat Orangeburg Wilkinson 14-4 in a Region 3-AAAA game. Watkins drove in four runs, Matt Wilson earned the win with two RBIs, boosting North Augusta to 13-5 overall and 7-2 in the region.
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Basketball Tryouts At USC Aiken Open To Seniors
Tryouts for the USC Aiken women's basketball team are today from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Student Activities Center. Open to all high school seniors with written permission from their athletic director. For details call coach Gail Johnson at 641 3491.
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Mussina Palmeiro Lead Orioles To Early Season Win
Mike Mussina pitched a two-hitter for his third straight victory and Rafael Palmeiro belted a three run homer as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Minnesota Twins 3 2 Friday night. Mussina walked Chuck Knoblauch to start the game and gave up only one other baserunner, improving to 3 0 on the season. The Orioles remain hot at 8 1 on the year and 6 0 at home, with Mussina striking out five in the complete game victory.
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Athletics defeat White Sox as Brosius drives in three
Chicago White Sox fall 7-2 to Oakland as Scott Brosius plates three runs. Carlos Reyes earns first major league win in six innings of work, allowing three hits and ending Alex Fernandez eight-game streak. Julio Franco contributes a single and a double with two RBIs for Cleveland in the same report.
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Indians Top Red Sox 3 1 in Fenway Meeting
Charles Nagy allowed five hits over eight innings to lift the Cleveland Indians to a 3-1 win at Boston. Nagy improved to 2-0 and earned the win in their first meeting since last year’s playoff sweep. Jose Mesa closed with his second save.
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Royals Beat Brewers 4 1 Behind Appier Strong Start
Kevin Appier struck out 11 in six innings to pace the Kansas City Royals past the Milwaukee Brewers 4-1 in Milwaukee. Sal Fasano collected two RBIs with his first major league hit as Appier improved to 6-1 against the Brewers and 5-1 at County Stadium, fanning nine of the first 18 batters.
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Appier Extends Streak as Cal Beats California Ahead
Appier struck out 10 or more batters for the 14th time, extending his club record. Finley allowed four runs and seven hits in 623 innings, and Percival pitched the ninth for his third save.
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Angels Rally Past Tigers In Seventh Inning Twist
In Detroit, Richie Lewis threw two wild pitches in the seventh that allowed the tying and go ahead runs as the California Angels beat the Tigers 5 to 4. Garret Anderson opened the inning with a single and George Arias doubled off Felipe Lira. Lewis walked Don Slaught to load the bases before the decisive wild pitch.
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Yankees edge Rangers 4 3 as Cone wins in seven
New York pitcher Cone went seven strong innings and Ruben Sierra homered for the second straight game to lift the Yankees to a 4 3 victory over the Texas Rangers Friday night. Texas had opened the season with seven straight wins but dropped its second in a row.
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Thunder Scoreboard Reflects Varied Scores and Names
The scoreboard lists multiple players and schools across North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and nearby states. Names include Bobby Hamilton, Ren Serer, Tod Thngrave, Rion Craven, Jeremy Maye, Robe j Perevie, Rusty Wallace, Bret Beane and teams such as Thunder, Ford Neers, Chew ot More, Fort Tt, and Davidson. The fragmentary data shows scores like 178 12.5s and 118806.06, indicating a collage of meet results and player lines rather than a single event outcome.
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South Carolina Classic results mixed at Montel and Vancouver
The South Carolina Classic schedule shows events at Montel with 720 pm and at Vancouver with 108 pm times. Washington hosted a 730 pm session and Tormo was listed at 790 pm in the same context, reflecting a fragmented card from the Cut N'ttandars meet.
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Expos Roll Past Pirates Amid Errors in Six-Run Fourth
The Montreal Expos beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 13-3 as three Pirates errors spawn a six-run fourth inning. Moises Alou drove in four runs, Kirk Rueter pitched six strong innings, and the Expos climbed to 7-3 in their stretch. Pirates fall to 0-4 at home in back-to-back seasons.
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Giants Top Cubs 4-1 Behind Leiter Resilient Start
San Francisco pitcher Mark Leiter battled nerves and trouble across six innings, allowing one run on eight hits as the Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs 4-1. Leiter improved to 1-1 with nine runners left on base, while Mark Carreon and Glenallen Hill delivered RBI singles in the fourth inning. The Cubs stranded 11 runners in the game.
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Cardinals top Phillies to rise over .500 for first time in 2 seasons
Tom Urbani earned a win in his first decision, allowing one run and three hits in five innings as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 2 to 1 on Friday night. The victory extended St. Louis to a 6-4 record and its third straight win.
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Astros rally past Reds in 10th for 10-8 win
Derek Bell doubled home two runs with two outs in the 10th and then scored on a throwing error as the Houston Astros beat the Cincinnati Reds 10-8. The win gives Houston the first two games of the series, snapping Cincinnati's year-long domination.
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