Lakin aims for state trophy but settles for fourth in 3A golf
Lakin Broncs posted a 313 at Salina Municipal Golf Course, Finishing fourth as Wichita Collegiate won the 3A state title with 289. Cheney took second at 301 and Hesston third at 306. Ross Geubelle and David Richter earned state medals with 75 and 76 respectively, while coach McAtee praised effort amid a tough day.
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Martinez leads Mariners in 15-7 road win over Royals
Edgar Martinez belts two homers and drives in three as Seattle scores 11 runs in first three innings to overpower Kansas City 15-7. Freddy Garcia allows four runs in seven innings, Randy Winn collects a career high five hits, and John Mabry homers after replacing Ichiro Suzuki. Olerud adds four hits for Seattle while Chris George struggles for KC.
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Rivera loses his way on basepaths in 13 inning Giants win
Ruben Rivera wandered bases in the bottom of the ninth leading to two errors as the San Francisco Giants beat Arizona 4-3 in 13 innings at Pacific Bell Park. Rivera retreated to second, misread a ball, and was later tagged out on a relay play. Chipper Jones homered in the 10th and other NL results followed.
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Yanks respond to Boss criticism with 11-3 win over Red Sox
Derek Jeter led New York with a leadoff homer as the Yankees snapped a five game skid with an 11-3 victory over Boston. Other MLB notes include Bobby Kielty's pinch-hit three-run homer in Minnesota's win over Oakland and Rafael Palmeiro's 503rd homer in St. Petersburg.
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Man who attacked Gamboa changes plea to guilty
In Chicago, William Ligue Jr. pleaded guilty to two counts of aggravated battery for the field assault on Kansas City Royals coach Tom Gamboa at a White Sox game. Sentencing is set for June 18. Ligue’s son received five years probation and 30 hours of community service.
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Rockies snap Dodgers streak with Walker's four RBIs
In Denver, Larry Walker drove in four runs helping the Colorado Rockies end the Los Angeles Dodgers 10 game winning streak. Walker hit a two run triple off Kazuhisa Ishii and a bases loaded two run single off Guillermo Mota in the seventh. Walker has shown improved plate discipline and increased walks.
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Rockies Walker Sees Confidence Rise After Walks
Walker, who had a cortisone shot in his left shoulder on May 16, has drawn 14 walks in the past six games, including one Tuesday night. He says the walks are a big step, building confidence by seeing the ball better and not flailing at pitches.
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Patrick Roy retires after 18 NHL seasons
Colorado goaltender Patrick Roy announces retirement ending an 18 year career with the Avalanche. Roy leaves as the NHL career leader in victories with 551 and games played 1 029. He also leads in playoff victories games played and shutouts.
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