Chateaugay Triumphs in Derby Thriller Over Big Three
Chateaugay, son of Swaps, wins the $51,400 Derby at Churchill Downs beating Never Bend and Candy Spots. Never Bend led early. Chateaugay surged past to finish in 2 01 4 5, with Candy Spots fading to third. Trainer Jimmy Conway predicts peak form next fall. Braulio Baeza rode the winner.
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Candy Spots
Rex Ellsworth
Ambush Stable
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No Robbery
Nicklaus Wins Tournament of Champions by Five Strokes
Jack Nicklaus dominates the Las Vegas event finishing 15 under par at 273 to win the Tournament of Champions by five strokes. Arnold Palmer and Tony Lema tied for second at 278 after solid rounds, while Bill Casper Jr. withdrew hurt after eight holes.
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Pascual Hurls 6-Hitter. Twins Beat Yankees 4-1
Camilo Pascual silenced the Yankees over six singles, improving to 3-0 as Minnesota won 4-1. Dave Morehead earned his second Boston win, while Detroit and Cleveland each won big as Chicago and Los Angeles split.
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Handley and James Wood Triumphant in Albemarle Relays
Handley posted wins in the Herndon Triangular meet with Dennis Hinkle capturing discus and shot put, while James Wood finished fourth in the Albemarle Relays. Albemarle led with 112 points, Handley 35, and Herndon 58 as J. Dick blazed 22.2 in the 180-yard hurdles and R. Dick leaped 19 feet 6 3 4 inches in the broad jump. James Wood’s lone first came from Randy Wi in the high jump 5 feet 6 inches. Other local notables included Elkton’s Joe Henry in the 880 and mile near-state pace, and various top finishes across the field.
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Hopkins
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Henry
Randy Wi
Rogger Milburn
George Goode
Wingfield
Scotty Dyke
Ronnie Kern
Marty Dietz
Boyd Unger
Johnny Nethers
Baseball scores and schedule across leagues and cities
Sunday results show Detroit 12 Baltimore 4 Minnesota 4 New York 1 Boston 3 Kansas City 2 Cleveland 4 Los Angeles 3 Chicago 8 7 on Saturday W erentee. Chicago 8 Washington 1 Baltimore 8 Detroit 4 New York 3 Minnesota 2 Cleveland 6 Los Angeles 0 Kansas City 14 Boston 3 rain five innings Today's games New York at Detroit Minnesota at Los Angeles Chicago at Kansas City Only games Tuesday Minnesota at Los Angeles Chicago at Kansas City New York at Detroit Cleveland at Washington Boston at Baltimore Los Angeles Pittsburgh 7 3 Chicago 3 Milwaukee 2 San Francisco 6 2 New York 3 4 Philadelphia 6 2 Houston 5 6 Cincinnati 6 4 St Louis 4 7 (2nd game 10 innings) Saturday Philadelphia 7 Houston 0 Pittsburgh 5 Los Angeles 0 San Francisco 17 New York 4 Cincinnati 6 St Louis 0 Chicago 7 Milwaukee 5 Los Angeles at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at New York Houston at Cincinnati San Francisco at Milwaukee Los Angeles at St Louis
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Cubs Rise in NL Standings After Weekend Win
The Cubs, now in fourth place two games back, won 3-2 over Milwaukee as Merritt Ranen homered and drove in two. Lindy McDaniel saved every game in the three game set, while Pittsburgh maintained first with a 7-3 loss by Los Angeles. Several highlights included Carl Willey ending the Giants’ streak and O'Toole becoming the majors’ first six game winner for the Cardinals.
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Chuck Schilling
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Abe Saou
Bob Kennedy
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Lindy McDaniel
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Carl Willey
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Willie Mays
Felipe Alou
Galen Cisco
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O’toole
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Bill Henry
Jim Owens
Reds
Warren Giles
Dodgers
Lee Walls
Harvey Haddixs
Ron Perranoski
Vern Law
Don Demeter
John Jers
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