McGee Drives Cardinals Past Braves 8 3 in NL Roundup
Willie McGee drove in two runs with a key single in a four run ninth as the St. Louis Cardinals beat Atlanta 8 3 for their first win over the Braves this season. The Cubs, Mets, Phillies, Expos and Brewers also won while other games featured Rudd’s NASCAR victory and regional golf and softball event notices.
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Alabama Edges Arizona State In Extras At College World Series
Alabama left fielder David Magadan stroked every ASU pitcher could yield, and Craig Shipley delivered an RBI in the 11th inning as Alabama beat Arizona State 6 5. In the winner's bracket Texas meets Oklahoma State and Alabama faces Michigan. Stanford defeated James Madison 3 1 to move on.
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Fred Couples Wins Kemper Open In Sudden Death
Fred Couples birdied the second hole of a five man playoff at Congressional Country Club to win the Kemper Open, his first career title, finishing at 287 after 72 holes. He defeated T C Chen Scott Simpson Gil Morgan and Barry Jaeckel in a dramatic late finish that drew slow play applause from the crowd.
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Miller Wins West Virginia LPGA Classic in Sudden Death
Alice Miller defeated Lori Garbacz in a sudden death playoff at Wheeling to win $150,000 and her first pro title, after a 216 tied with Debbie Massey at the conclusion of regulation. Massey was eliminated on the third playoff hole.
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Noah Captures French Open Ending 37-Year French Wait
Yannick Noah defeated Mats Wilander 6-2 7-5 7-6 at Roland Garros to become the first Frenchman since 1946 to win the French Open. The 23-year-old secured a $90,000 prize as he stormed to the title with an attacking net game.
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Celtics Eye K C Jones as Next Head Coach
Boston AP reports K C Jones, a key builder of the Celtics dynasty, may become the eighth head coach in club history though Red Auerbach says no official hire has been made. Jones, 51, has coached in Washington and Chicago and would be the fifth ex player to lead the Celtics.
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