Limehouse to Run in Derby for Dogwood Stable
Dogwood Stable president Cot Campbell said Limehouse will run in the May 1 Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. The colt finished third in the Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland, and rider for the Derby is not yet named. Limehouse has two prior wins this year and is viewed as a strong Derby contender despite the podium finish Saturday.
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Aiken High edges South Aiken in tense PK shootout
South Aiken High School and Aiken High played a tight Class AAAA rivalry match won by Aiken 2-1 in regulation and 5-3 on penalties after Rob Victor converted the deciding kick. The Hornets improve to 7-0, 5-0 in Region 4-AAAA, while South Aiken drops to 10-3, 3-2.
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Stuart Jones
Bonds ties Mays with 660th HR in Cove shot
Barry Bonds hit his 660th home run tying Willie Mays for third on the career list. The 39 year old slugger connected in the fifth inning for a three run shot into McCovey Cove giving the Giants a 7-5 win over the Milwaukee Brewers. It was his 28th water homer and his second this season.
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Shorthanded Mets beat Braves 10-6 in home opener
New York 10 Braves 6 as Kaz Matsui and Mike Cameron drive in two runs each and Todd Zeile collects three hits. Steve Trachsel shines on mound and at plate while New York masks injuries to Piazza and Floyd.
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Mickelson wins Masters in dramatic final round
Phil Mickelson captures the Masters with a Sunday surge finishing with five birdies in the last seven holes including a 18-foot birdie at 18 to beat Ernie Els by one stroke. The victory ends his major drought and solidifies his status among golf’s greats.
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