Two era sports milestones from 1923 to 1994
In 1923 Pete Schneider of Vernon set Pacific Coast League marks by hitting five home runs and a double, driving in 14 in a 35–1 win over Salt Lake City. In 1968 the Montreal Canadiens swept the St. Louis Blues 3–2 to win the Stanley Cup. In 1972 the Boston Bruins defeated the New York Rangers 3–0 to capture the Stanley Cup in six games. In 1992 the Portland Trail Blazers won the highest scoring playoff game, 153–151, over the Phoenix Suns in double overtime. In 1994 the Phoenix Suns rallied from 20 down with 10 minutes left to beat the Houston Rockets 124–117 in overtime.
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Tug McGraw memory quoted about meeting wife in New York bar
A quoted remark from Tug McGraw recalls meeting his future wife in a New York bar. He notes they were both from California and both intoxicated, reflecting on their instant connection.
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Mondesi to sit out rest of season with Pirates
Pirates outfielder Raul Mondesi will sit out the rest of the year amid a Dominican civil court ruling and withheld pay. He cited inability to concentrate and a wish to avoid distractions for the team, with a possible return next season. Mondesi returned to the Dominican Republic after missing a series against Los Angeles.
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Accuser Appears at Kobe Bryant Case Hearing
A 19 year old woman who accuses NBA star Kobe Bryant of rape attended a courthouse hearing through a fire exit. The appearance marked the second time she has been seen in court since the case began while pretrial hearings remained closed. Her attorney accompanied her as she was questioned for over three hours at a March 24 hearing.
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Coria Wins Hamburg Open Match Extends Clay Streak
Defending champ Guillermo Coria defeated qualifier Nicolas Alma in the Hamburg Masters quarterfinals, rallying from a 3-6 first set deficit to win 3-6, 6-4, 7-5. This marked Coria’s 27th consecutive clay-court victory.
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NCAA probes Missouri basketball coaching staff amid allegations
The NCAA accuses Missouri athletic union coaches of violations with sanctions possible including postseason bans or TV appearances. Missouri will respond by July 2, with an Infractions Committee hearing set for August 13-15 in Seattle. The university and individuals deny improper payments while indicating full cooperation.
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