Barrera’s Summing upsets Belmont to deny triple crown
Barrera’s Summing, a 61 year old Cuban born trainer’s horse, beat Pleasant Colony by a neck in the 113th Belmont Stakes. Jockey George Martens rode Summing as Pleasant Colony faltered after a late pace. Summing earned 170 580 dollars, denying Pleasant Colony the Triple Crown after Derby and Preakness wins.
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ASU Faces OSU In College World Series Championship
Arizona State Coach Jim Brock aims to rebound from a 13 inning loss to Oklahoma State as top ranked ASU meets third ranked OSU in the finals after beating Texas 12-3. OSU, led by Mitch Coplon, seeks title in a classic matchup.
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Watson Wins Atlanta Golf Classic In Sudden Death
Tom Watson defeated Tommy Valentine in a sudden death playoff at the Atlanta Golf Classic to claim the $54,000 first prize. Watson parred the third hole after Valentine birdied it in regulation, finishing 71-277 to reach his 25th tour victory and continue his bid for a second major that year.
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Baseball Scores And Standings From Monday June Action
The roundup lists scores across leagues with team matchups and key players. Highlights include Milwaukee and Detroit games, batting leaders like Youngblood and Rose, and pitching leaders such as Rhoden and Valenzuela. Also notes trades and roster moves from the American and National Leagues.
Weekend boxing results from three world title bouts
In Las Vegas Mustafa Hamsho defeated Alan Minter on points in a 10 round bout. In Buenos Aires Luis Ibarr outpointed Santos Laciar to retain the WBA flyweight crown. In Seoul Pae Sok-chol beat Rafael Pedroza on points in a 12 round contest.
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Borg Lendl clash seals sixth French Open title
Sweden's Bjorn Borg defeated Ivan Lendl 6-1 4-6 6-2 3-6 6-1 at Roland Garros to win a record sixth French Open and his fourth consecutive. Hana Mandlikova then beat Sylvia Hanika to claim the women's title, the first for a Czechoslovakian.
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Beef Days golf results at Buffalo Dunes crowned first scramble champs
In the Beef Empire Days Four-Man Scramble 64 players across 16 teams competed Sunday at Buffalo Dunes. Winners Walt Weber Dan Nelson Dwight Larber and Nick Fields posted 63. Second place tied teams shot 65, while four teams tied for fourth at 66. John Perkins won the long drive and Isham was closest to the pin.
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Rose inching toward Musial record in Braves win
Pete Rose joined the Phillies for a 7-5 victory over the Atlanta Braves with one single in five at bats. He stayed four hits shy of Stan Musial's NL career record of 3630, collecting his 3626th career hit on a fifth inning RBI single. He also had a sacrifice fly in the sixth and an out in other at bats.
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