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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1987
Page
6
Television Tonight lists an 8 p.m. Monday Night Baseball program with teams to be announced. Broadcasters include WJBF and WOLO.
Michael Andretti won the Miller American 200 as Mario and Roberto were denied by late misfortune. Mario suffered a neck fracture risk after a crash, while Guerrero faded with an engine failure. Derek Daly finished third as Arie Luyendyk and Al Unser Jr. followed, with Patton leading Clemson in golf qualifiers in Greenville.
Bruce Crampton fired a bogey-free 5 under par 67 to win the Denver Champions of Golf by one stroke over Walt Zembinski. He set a 54-hole record with 12 under 204 at TPC Plum Creek and earned 37500 dollars. Zembinski birdied 18 to finish second at 205.
Cindy Rarick captured her second LPGA Tour victory of the year at Corning Country Club as Patty Sheehan faltered late with bogeys on 16 and 18. Rarick birdied the final four holes for a 5-under 67, finishing one stroke ahead of Sheehan, Jane Geddes, and Betsy King.
Edmonton defeats Philadelphia 3-1 in Game Seven to win the series. Randy Gregg credits a full 60 minute effort as the Oilers shut down the Flyers in the final period, holding them to two shots in the last 20 minutes and sealing the championship.
Philadelphia goalie Ron Hextall earned the Conn Smythe Trophy for MVP after a 40 save effort in a 3 1 loss to Edmonton in game seven. The rookie goaltender was only the fourth losing player to win the Smythe, and he called the award an honor despite not lifting the Stanley Cup.
Don Pooley ends a seven-year win drought by shooting 16 under par 272 to win the Memorial at Muirfield Village. He overhauled Scott Hoch on the front nine and sealed the title with a 15-foot putt at 17 and an 8-foot birdie at 18, earning 140000 dollars. Curt Byrum finished second at 13 under, while Hoch ended tied for third after a final 78.
Georgia suffered a 3-2 loss to Stanford in a suspended first round and then fell 5-4 to Arkansas, ending the Bulldogs first CWS appearance. Arkansas pitcher Kevin Helton earned the win while Randy Bobb homered twice, and coach Steve Webber praised his squad after a strong run.
Davey Allison, a rookie from Hueytown Alabama, captures his second Winston Cup victory of the season by winning the Budweiser 500 at Dover Downs International Speedway in front of 56,000 fans. He leads Bill Elliott, Terry Labonte, Dale Earnhardt, and Benny Parsons as the top finishers.
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