Giants crack Hooton too little too late
Burt Hooton pitched seven innings of one hit ball but received relief help as the Chicago Cubs beat the San Francisco Giants 9 to 4. Tito Fuentes broke up the no hit bid with a two out single, the Cubs scored in the second and an eight run eighth led by Hooton and Santo, while the Giants answered with four in the eighth.
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LAN Francisco ¢API
Burt Hooton
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco Giants
Hooton
Giants
Tito Fuentes
Jim Hickman
Bob Engel
Cubs
Ron Bryant
Randy Hundley
Ron Santo
Fuentes
Chris Speier
Bob Locker
Dave LaRoche
Chris Arnold
Edison Rough Riders advance to AA tourney final
Edison Rough Riders extend win streak to eleven with a 11 inning victory over Ashland Crestview at Perkins. Jem Salmons fanned 12, allowed six hits and three walks in a five run game, as Paramore was tagged for three early runs. Edison achieves a sectional final spot against Vermilion Sailors next week at Perkins.
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Edison Rough Riders
Ashland Crestview
Perkins
Dim Salmons
Ashlanders
Rough Riders
Kevin Paramore
Malone
Salmons
Edison
Vermilion Sailors
Jem Salmons
Mosing Picker
Kevica Paramore
Femmes
Hes
Edisoe
Gene Hernandez
Jum Salmons
Dan Wilts
Craig Finnen
Jobe Cavell
Joan Sell
Bart Mobbard
Tim Tegtmeir
Jhce Tuttle Kenn Paramore
Maboee
Tim Bowersock
Rion Flubarty
First Derby Day Heirloom for John LeBlanc
John LeBlanc arrives at Churchill Downs for his first Kentucky Derby at age 33 aboard Angle Light. The horse stunned by winning the Wood Memorial at Aqueduct, defeating favored Secretariat alongside jockey Ron Turcotte, both Canadians from New Brunswick. LeBlanc and Turcotte are longtime friends from a shared track past in Canada.
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Louisville, Ky
UPI
Churchill Downs
John LeBlanc
Downs
Angle Light
Wood Memorial
Aqueduct
Secretariat
Jim
Ron Turcotte
New Brunswick
LeBlanc
Cooksville
Jacinto
Vasquez
Wood
New York
Canada
Hialeah
Bowe
Pimlico
Belmont
U.S
Weston Spirez
Angel Santiago
Paul
Me and Connie Wins Debutante Stakes at Churchill Downs
Me and Connie led at the start and held off Bundler to win the $25,900 Debutante Stakes for 2-year-old fillies on Derby Day at Churchill Downs. The Patricia Blass owned horse ridden by Jimmy Nichols finished 58 4-4 seconds for five furlongs and paid 3.40 2.60 and 2.40. Bundler With Good Grace and Shar Jar each paid show.
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Louisville
Me and
Connie
Bundler
Churchill Downs
Patricia Blass
Jimmy Nichols
Shar Jar
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Mr Whittaker
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