Creme Fraiche wins Belmont Stakes in mud
Creme Fraiche led along the rail in the Belmont Stakes to give trainer Woody Stephens a record fourth straight Belmont victory. Ridden by Eddie Maple, the gelding finished 12 miles in 2:27 on a muddy track, beating Stephan's Odyssey by a half length while Chief's Crown finished third. Tank's Prospect broke down near the finish. Spend a Buck did not run. Maple praised Creme Fraiche as first-string and the purse totaled 512,900 with the winner's share 307,740.
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Ryan Astros top Giants as Nolan Ryan earns win
Nolan Ryan allowed three hits over seven innings and Denny Walling drove in two runs as the Houston Astros defeated the San Francisco Giants 4-1. Ryan increased his major league strikeout total to 3,961, four behind Steve Carlton.
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Sunday TV Sports Schedule Highlights List
A compact guide lists Sunday sports across networks with events including leam wrestling noon basketball Los Angeles at Boston auto racing Pittsburgh at Chicago baseball Texas at Oakland and college World Series while golf PGA and LPGA events run through the day. Monday coverage features Jacksonville at New Jersey football and KSAT events among soccer billiards and a three parks run.
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Evert Lloyd Defeats Navratilova For Sixth French Open Title
Chris Evert Lloyd, 30, defeated Martina Navratilova 6 3 6 7 7 5 on red clay to tie the French Open record with a sixth women's singles crown and claim the 17th Grand Slam in her career, earning 138000 dollars while Navratilova received 70000. The San Antonio Gunslingers paid back pay to players before a league deadline, averting free-agent threat and a canceled game with the Los Angeles Express. Roger Maltbie tied for the lead in the Westchester Classic after a 72, with George Burns, and Joey Sindelar shot 66 to stay two back. Victoria Stroman and Sweeny won baseball finals in Austin, with Stroman taking 5A and Sweeny 3A titles.
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