Stanford Wins College World Series In 9-5 Victory
Stanford defeats Oklahoma State 9-5 to clinch the College World Series title. Carey goes 3-for-5 with three runs, Witmeyer adds two RBIs, and Chitten earns his 13th save after a tense eighth inning. OSU freshman McDowell struggles with command as Stanford mounts a late run to seal the championship.
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Kite Wins Kemper Open in Potomac After Turbulent Start
Tom Kite overcame a rough front nine to win the Kemper Open in Potomac Maryland by seven strokes. He finished 14 under 270 at 126000 prize and beat Chris Perry and Howard Twitty as he described the victory as more challenging than it appeared.
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Brian Tennyson
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Tom Sieckman
Leonard Thompsn
Charles Bolling
Rocco Mediate
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Denis Watson
Donnie Hmmad
Gary Koch
John Riegger
Joey Sindelar
Mark Brooks
David Canipe
Bobby Cole
Tom Garner
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Lanny Wadkins
Dan Forsman
Bob Gilder
Betsy King Wins LPGA McDonald's Championship Title
Betsy King birdied three of the last four holes to win the LPGA McDonald's Championship in Wilmington. She shot 67 in the final round for a 6 under 278 total, earning $75,000, after starting seven holes back and overcoming two early bogeys.
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Stanford wins CWS title in dramatic double elimination
At Omaha events show Stanford defeats Oklahoma State nine five to claim the College World Series in a double elimination format. The series features tense games including Stanford nine Oklahoma State five and earlier Stanford nine Texas three while LSU ousted Texas in an earlier round.
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Historic playoff scores span basketball and golf rounds
Readout outlines first round and conference semifinal results for basketball playoffs including Boston versus Chicago and Atlanta versus Indiana, plus major golf events with Kemper Open and LPGA McDonalds Championship final scores and prize money across multiple players.
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Solva Wins Miss America Handicap at Golden Gate Fields
Solva rallied from far back to win by one length in the $82,000 Miss America Handicap at Golden Gate Fields. Phantom and Very Subtle also scored in stakes races from Arlington Park and Hollywood Park respectively.
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Baseball Transactions Across American and National Leagues
Detroit Tigers name Michael Wilson as comptroller. Brewers sign Chris Johnson. Twins recall Sal Butera from Portland and option Alan Anderson. Yankees trade Joe Niekro to Minnesota for Mark Salas. Rangers activate Bobby Witt and assign to Oklahoma City. Blue Jays sign multiple players and assign them to St Catharines. Astros recall Jim Panko and send Solano and Householder to Tucson. Expos send Tibbs to Indianapolis and recall Dennis Martinez. Mets reach agreement with Tom Seaver on a one year contract. NCAA names Dick Schultz as athletic director and executive director.
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Rahal Captures Weekend Wins at Mid-Ohio Road Course
Bobby Rahal of Dublin Ohio won at the 2.4 mile 15 turn Mid-Ohio circuit coming from behind on Saturday and Sunday He took a victory in the International Race of Champions and then teamed with Jochen Mass for a lucky win in the Champion Spark Plug Grand Prix Rahal stressed patience and luck as keys to triumph in auto racing.
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Pearson Wins Kroger 200 at Indianapolis Raceway Park
Larry Pearson of Spartanburg South Carolina passed Elton Sawyer of Chesapeake Virginia on the final turn at the Kroger NASCAR 200. Sawyer moved high to avoid a lapped car and Pearson slipped underneath to claim the victory on the .686 mile oval.
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Hair loss consultation comes to Aiken on June 10
Mr. E T Miller returns to Aiken South Carolina on Wednesday June 10 1987 offering a free consultation for hair loss. A written pro rated guarantee is provided from start to finish for applicants.
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