Lakers grab Game 3 in Celtics rematch led by Fisher
Kobe Bryant scored 29 and Derek Fisher added 16 including 11 in the fourth as the Lakers rallied from a big early deficit to beat Boston 91 84 in Boston for a 2 1 edge in the NBA Finals. Fisher drew praise from Bryant and Rivers for taking over late.
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Strasburg dazzles in MLB debut with 14 strikeouts
Washington Nationals rookie Stephen Strasburg delivered a remarkable major league debut defeating the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 2. He fanned 14 with no walks and reached 100 mph on the fastball in seven innings before being pulled to protect a pitch count. Ivan Rodriguez and Adam Dunn praised the performance while Delwyn Young homered off Strasburg for two runs.
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Mortachi the rodeo bull recalls Beef Empire Days in Garden City
In Garden City for the Beef Empire Days PRCA Rodeo Mortachi, a top bull for four years, reflects on bull riding fame and the thrill of the eight second challenge. He recounts a perilous trip through Nebraska storms and praises his caretakers who care for him on a South Dakota ranch near Pierre.
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Brazilian Referee Draws Yellows in World Cup Group Matches
Irene South Africa AP reports Carlos Simon showed five yellow cards in Italy 2 Ghana 0 and eight more in Spain 38 1 over Tunisia. He added four yellows and a red as Germany 2 Sweden 0. He is assigned to the United States versus England clash, with Premier League players on both sides.
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UCLA Wins 11th NCAA Softball Title in High-Scoring Victory
UCLA clinched its 11th NCAA softball championship with a 15-9 win over Arizona in Game 2 of the Women's College World Series finals in Oklahoma City. Megan Langenfeld powered the attack despite finger injury repairs with super glue, homering for the third time in two games. Andrea Harrison hit the series’ first grand slam, while Stacie Chambers and Lini Koria also homered for Arizona. The Bruins and Wildcats combined for seven homers, a World Series record for a single game.
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