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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1997
Page
8
Houston game notes show Mailman Za Barkley scoring ten on 3 for 11 and 6 shooting as Malone struggles. Barkley called it the best game of the series, noting the prior losses here and the chance to win this time.
Arie Luyendyk overtook Jeff Ward late as Ward led early, then pitted, with Luyendyk taking the lead after the restart. Ward finished third with Lazier and Stewart behind, amid a record purse and about 100000 spectators after rain delays. Luyendyk and Treadway Racing stood to earn a top prize.
Goodyear, speaking about his near win, hints at selling his house as he trails Arie Luyendyk by 0.570 seconds in Indy 500. Tony Stewart wrecks late, leaving Goodyear in disbelief and urging crowd to shake off cobwebs after the third-closest finish in Indy history.
John Daly declares he has changed not just quitting alcohol. He emphasizes after care and support from a new Callaway backed program, saying he now reads, surrounds himself with supportive people, and aims to rebuild his career at the Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village.
Scattered lines from Boston scoreboard and Roland Garros results show mixed scores and truncated player names. Readers get brief glimpses of matches, with a note on the tournament hosting city Paris and the French Open ongoing under AP reporting.
Jim Courier, once ranked No. 1, suffers a shocking Paris first round exit at the French Open, losing 61 62 46 16 64 to Magnus Larsson. Courier blasts his performance as pathetic and alien like, dropping to No. 22 in the world. Magnus Gustafsson defeats Goran Ivanisevic 4 6 7 6 63 for a notable upset.
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