Luzinski Leads White Sox Past Red Sox with Roof Shot
Chicago beat Boston 6-2 as Luzinski hit three homers in the year including a roof shot at Comiskey Park and drove in four. Harold Baines added a first inning homer as the White Sox extended their AL West lead behind starter Dennis Boyd.
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Expos Roster Prince Rogers Dominates Padres
Montreal right-hander Steve Rogers pitched his fifth shutout and 12th complete game to improve to 16-8, blanking San Diego 8-0 on a five-hitter and completing a three game sweep. Al Oliver belted a grand slam in the seventh as Rogers blocked the Padres.
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Price captures World Series of Golf in wire-to-wire win
Nick Price rides lead from start to finish at Firestone Country Club for a record setting 270 total 10 under and a 4 stroke victory over Jack Nicklaus Hale Irwin Ray Floyd and Isao Aoki. The win earns Price 100000 of the 500000 purse and secures a 10 year exemption on the PGA Tour.
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Bradley Wins LPGA Sudden-Death Classic In Denver
Pat Bradley claimed the Columbia Savings LPGA Classic in a playoff against Beth Daniel at Columbine Country Club. Bradley birdied the first playoff hole after Daniel tied it with a birdie on 18. The win marked Bradley’s third victory of the season and 12th overall, lifting her season earnings to 197,950 dollars and over a million in career earnings. Daniel, returning from a back injury, delivered a strong showing despite the loss.
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Tolomeo Wins Budweiser Million III In Thrilling Run
Tolomeo, a 3 year old Irish bred colt trained by Luca Cumani, edged John Henry by a neck to win racing’s richest event at Arlington. Nijinsky's Secret faded to third as the 36,327 crowd bet a record 3,694,507. Tolomeo earned 600,000 dollars. John Henry 200,000. Nijinsky's Secret 110,000.
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