Kentucky Derby victory by Affirmed in 1978 history
In 1978 Affirmed ridden by Steve Cauthen defeats Alydar by a neck in the Kentucky Derby, his easiest win en route to the Triple Crown. The same day note recalls other historic marks in track and field and baseball history from 1991 to 1998 including Bubka and Raty records, a Sonics playoff surge, and Kerry Wood’s 20 strikeouts.
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Bonds Responds To 715 Decision With Forgiving Message
Barry Bonds says he forgives those who criticize him and prays for them after MLB declines to honor his 715th home run. He emphasizes sincerity and heartfelt sentiment, insisting the truth comes from the heart.
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OSU Coach Sutton pleads no contest to drunken driving
Oklahoma State basketball coach Eddie Sutton pleaded no contest to misdemeanor aggravated drunken driving after a car crash in Stillwater. A one year deferred sentence includes a $500 fine and about $900 in fees, with required alcohol-treatment completion and a victim impact panel. Restitution may be ordered at a August 8 hearing.
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College basketball eyes rule changes this season
The rule allowing a player to call a timeout airborne or out of bounds may be eliminated for men and women, with a Playing Rules Oversight Panel decision due May 30. Proposals also seek a 2010 clock and shot clock upgrades for lower divisions, plus lane changes and a 20 foot 6 inch three point line for women.
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Augusta to appoint new chairman at Masters venue
Billy Payne, who led the Atlanta Olympics, will replace Hootie Johnson as Augusta National Golf Club chair. Johnson, 75, has chaired since 1998, defended women’s membership, and oversaw a 460 yard course expansion to counter modern equipment. He will become chairman emeritus on May 21.
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Earl Woods Memorialized In California Remembrance
Friends and relatives gathered at the Tiger Woods Learning Center in Anaheim to honor Earl Woods, golf star Tiger Woods’ father, who died after a long battle with prostate cancer at age 74. He is remembered for his influence on Tiger, who began swinging at age three after watching his father practice.
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Wie makes cut in men's event in South Korea
Michelle Wie made the cut at the SK Telecom Open in Incheon tying for 17th at five under after two rounds. She shot 69 Friday after a 70 opening round, four birdies and one bogey, closing to within five of leaders Steel and Meesawat.
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Guzman Out For Season With Shoulder Surgery
Washington Nationals shortstop Cristian Guzman will miss the entire season after the team announced Friday that his right shoulder requires surgery. He has been out since early spring training.
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Kendall suspended four games for charging the mound
Oakland catcher Jason Kendall received a four game suspension for charging the mound after an altercation with the New York Oakland game. Los Angeles Angels pitcher John Lackey was fined for his actions in the incident and Kendall was fined an undisclosed amount by Major League Baseball on Friday.
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Williams ousted at J&S Cup in Warsaw semifinals set
Svetlana Kuznetsova defeated Venus Williams 6-4 6-2 to reach the semifinals of the J&S Cup in Warsaw Poland. Top seed Kim Clijsters beat Francesca Schiavone 6-4 6-4 to also advance to the last four.
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Changes coming for Royals owner Vows big adjustments in Kansas City
Kansas City owner David Glass angrily said significant changes are coming to the Royals after a 6-20 start. He refused to detail moves but criticized the team's progress, questioned manager Buddy Bell's holding, and noted eight players on the disabled list as he weighs options after two straight bad seasons. General manager Allard Baird faces intense scrutiny as the club tries to rebound.
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