Arlington Eagles blank Burr and Burton 2 0 in pitchers’ duel
Arlington pitcher Mike Hayden tossed seven strong innings allowing three hits with seven strikeouts to defeat Burr and Burton 2 to 0. Norse held Arlington hitless until the third as Burr and Burton falls to 4-1 before next Tuesday’s road game at Proctor.
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Vida Blue Shatters Pace As A's Edge Detroit 5-0
Vida Blue, 21, stretched streak to seven straight complete games and improved to 7-1 with a four-hitter as the Oakland A's defeated Detroit 5-0. Manager Dick Williams praised Blue's poise while Blue, wary of fame, spoke about handling the spotlight. Blue leads the league with 69 strikeouts in 62 innings and a 1.02 ERA as he eyes continued health and duty.
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Perez's clutch homer ends Reds' slump
The Cincinnati Reds, mired in a slow start, shake up the lineup by moving Tony Perez to the cleanup spot. Perez delivers a tie breaking three run homer in the seventh inning to lift Cincinnati past the Los Angeles Dodgers 4 0. Lee May adds a solo shot to complete the scoring as Sparky Anderson notes the move echoes last season.
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Canonero II Beats Derby Odds in Unforgettable Victory
In 2 minutes 3 1 5 seconds Canonero II from Venezuela stunned a crowded Churchill Downs field to win the 97th Kentucky Derby. Rider Gustavo Avila guided the colt from 22 lengths back after six furlongs to surge clear in the stretch, touching off Venezuelan pride and a footnote in Derby history.
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el] Chama
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