Georgia man picks up home run derby money

CAIRO - A Baptist minister from south Georgia won a share of the Home Run Derby worth $250,000. <br> <br> Georgian Johnny Hasick was paired with the Anaheim Angels&#39; Garret Anderson as part of a Century 21 sweepstakes. <br> <br> When Anderson won the Home Run Derby Monday night, so did Hasick. <br> <br> Hasick was presented with a big cardboard check to be used toward a new home. <br> <br> On national television, Hasick thanked God and Anderson for helping the money fall in his lap. <br> <br> Hasick says he&#39;ll start looking for his new house as soon as possible. <br> <br> Anderson defeated Albert Pujols in the final round of the Home Run Derby by hitting nine home runs. Pujols finished second with eight home runs. <br> <br> Hasick says he was nervous as he sat on the field in Chicago and watched the Derby. <br> <br> He pulled his hat over his eyes. <br> <br> When he looked up, he had won a quarter of a million (M) dollars.

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