Northern Dancer Wins Derby In Record Time At Churchill
Northern Dancer, with Bill Hartack aboard, edged Hill Rise by a neck in the 90th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs, clocking two minutes flat for the 1 1/4 miles. The Canadian-owned colt upset the favorite and set a Derby record, with The Scoundrel close for third and Roman Brother narrowly fourth after a photo finish.
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Four Scores by Air Blacks Romp in Iowa Spring Game
Iowa City frosh from Flint sprinted 83 yards for one of six touchdowns as the Blacks beat the Whites 42-7 in a bright spring scrimmage. Gary Snook and Karl Noonan each contributed scoring plays, with Noonan adding two TDs and a 66-yard catch. Dalton Kimble offered a promising breakaway run on soggy turf as the intra squad spectacle closed amid 3,700 spectators.
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Loop-Leading Tribe Trips Orioles in 13th
The American league leaders Cleveland Indians outslugged Baltimore 6-4 in 13 innings as three runs came on two hits one a bunt. Vic Cavallio started the rally with a single and Russ Snyder muffed a ball. Joe Azcue lifted a sacrifice fly to break the tie, with scoring runs on a bun and a wild pitch.
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Twins Hit Four Consecutive Home Runs In 11th
Tony Oliva Bob Allison Jimmie Hall and Harmon Killebrew tied a major league record with four straight homers in the 11th inning to power the Minnesota Twins to a 7-3 win over Kansas City. They became the third team to achieve four consecutive homers following Cleveland and Milwaukee in 1961 and 1957 respectively.
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Standings and Saturday results in the league standings
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White Sox top Angels 3 1 on Han sen homer and Belinsky wild
ChicagoWhite Sox beat the Los Angeles Angels 3 1 as Ron Hansen homered in the second inning and Bo Belinsky's control issues fueled a two run sixth. Hershberger reached on a leadoff walk and Buford advanced on a wild pitch before Buford stole second and Robinson struck out.
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Freese Delivers In Ninth as Pirates Edge Cardinals 5 4
Gene Freese hit a two out bases loaded single in the ninth and Frank Bork held the line with gritty relief to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates over St. Louis 5-4 in a Saturday night game.
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Braves Crack Phillies 11-2 Behind Sluggers Mathews Torre
Milwaukee routs Philadelphia 11 to 2 as Hank Mathews and Joe Torre each collect four hits. Mathews belts his second homer and three singles while Torre drives in two with two doubles and two singles. Bob Sadowski earns the win, five Philadelphia hits tame until Callison and Covington homer in the ninth.
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Mets Post Win Beat Cincy
In Cincinnati, lefty Al Jackson threw a two hit shutout for his second of the season as the New York Mets defeated the Reds 3 to 0. It was the Mets third win of the year.
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Cedar Rapids Red Raiders Fall to Burlington 4-0
Cedar Rapids endured a four day delay by train before playing its third game of the season and dropping a 4-0 decision to Burlington. A costly third inning doomed the Red Raiders as Burlington pitcher Steve McHugh earned the win. The teams resume tonight with Billy Stinchcomb for Cedar Rapids against Art Groza.
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Hawkeyes show spring game signs of strength and depth
Iowa’s spring game displayed speed from Dalton Kimble and Craig Nourse and running heft from Butch Ryan and rookie Tom Knutson. Quad quarterbacks showed depth with Gary Snook and Dave Dirkx limited by knee issues, while Fred Riddle returns for his senior year and Mickey Moses shifts to baseball.
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Derby data from Louisville Kentucky Derby details
Facts and figures for the 90th Kentucky Derby list winner Northern Dancer owned by Ee P Taylor trained by H A Lure with rider Bill Hartack. Hill Rise second ridden by Bill Shoemaker, The Scoundrel third Manuel Ycaza, Roman Brother fourth Wayne Copeners. Mutuels show Northern Dancer paid 8.80 3.60 3.00. Attendance about 100000 with a Derby mutuel handle of 244079 and a track record time of 2 00 for ten miles on a record gate.
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Northern Dancer Wins Kentucky Derby for Canada
The Northern Dancer colt trained by Horatio Luro won the Kentucky Derby, with Decided ety finishing second and Hill Rise third. Northern Dancer paid $8.80, $3.60, and $3, and the crowd of over 100,000 saw Hartack ride to his fourth Derby victory. The win earned $114,300 for E. P. Taylor of Windfields Farm, boosting the colt’s two year total to $394,372.
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Jessen Cards 71 Ties for Lead in Creed Invitational
Ruth Jessen shot a one under par 71 to join a four way tie for the second round lead at the $8,000 Clifford Ann Creed Invitational in Alexandria. The Seattle pro needed 28 putts and carded nine holes at 37-34 for the round. No one else matched par.
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