Derby Upset by Canonero II Captures Richest Run
Canonero II overcame slow start to win the Kentucky Derby by 3% lengths over Jim French as field bettors cashed big at Churchill Downs. The race featured a wide open field with Hoist The Flag injured weeks earlier and drew comments from fans about facilities and crowd size. In separate action, the Mets beat the Cubs 2-1 while the Phillies topped the Cardinals 3-2 behind a two run eighth inning.
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Rutgers Names New Basketball Coach Amid Resignation
Rutgers University announces Tim Liddy as head basketball coach after Bill Foster resigns to take the Utah job. Liddy, 20, succeeds Foster who left last month. Also noted: Lloyd, 20, and other players with varied scores, and local auto cleanup ads appear in the clipped text.
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Pirates overwhelm to take 7-6 season arc
Safford opened the game with a flurry of offense for Madison Heights Pirates, collecting 12 hits and nine runs. Youngblood led the charge with four hits as Safford and Kelton Dickey drove in runs, while Byrne, Jones, and Scharnowske each contributed key hits. The Pirates built a 7-0 lead after two innings and held on for a 16-1 victory at Frankfort, improving to 7-6 on the season.
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Arabs Raiders Drop Diamond Decisions
Shenandoah scored in the sixth inning as Tony Sanders stole second and scored on a Redington double. John Youngblood notched 10 hits and two walks across 12 plate appearances during three straight wins, while teammates and game details appear garbled.
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Eagles Barton signs with Argos amid NFL trade talk
Toronto reports Quarterback Greg Barton agreed to a four year deal with the Argonauts after Eagles scouts pursued him. Detroit Lions draft pick and NFL status clouded Barton’s future as Philadelphia weighs compensation. Coaches expect Barton to challenge for the Argonauts’ starting role while Eagles plans hinge on league rules and Barton's willingness to return.
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Utah Stars Triumph Over Colonels In Openers Thriller
Utah Stars beat Kentucky Colonels 16117 in a tense opener as Betsy Beaty and Stone lead with 26 points each. Dan Hester added 13 and Beaty hauled 16 rebounds, guiding Utah to a strong second half surge. Attendance 12,051 boosted league playoff total to 61,167.
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Travel League Action Ends In Kokomo Win At Coke
Kokomo travels to Shadyside for a doubleheader against Coke, led by Stover and Wenger with two hits apiece. Coke built a 20 point lead early, held on through Sunday with key plays from Anderson and Isem, while North Side provided RBI’s for the visitors.
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