Former Dodgers GM Campanis dies at 81 in California
Al Campanis, pivotal Dodgers executive for 19 years, dies at 81 from coronary artery disease at his Fullerton home. He helped build championship teams including the 1981 World Series title, but his career ended after a 1987 Nightline interview tied to racist remarks. He is survived by sons Jim and George.
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Dodgers fire Russell and Claire in Fox era shake-up
Los Angeles announces manager Bill Russell and general manager Fred Claire are fired amid injuries and poor standings. Glenn Hoffman and Tom Lasorda named interim replacements. team struggles 36 38 this year and 12 1/2 games back.
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Sosa Forges Historic Month as Cubs Slump to Phillies
Sammy Sosa blasted his 17th homer this month in a 7-2 loss to Philadelphia at Wrigley Field. He matched Willie Mays for most homers in a month and closed within striking distance of Rudy York’s 1937 record as Chicago eyes a late June surge.
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Brewers Fall as Juden Struggles in Pirates Rout
Juden lasted only two plus innings allowing seven earned runs and six hits as Pittsburgh built a 7 0 lead. Jason Kendall Jermaine Allensworth and Kevin Young delivered key hits while Tony Womack stole two bases and scored. Travis Smith debut strained elbow will be evaluated, adding to Brewers injuries as Cirillo Valentin and Vina contributed late.
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United States Loses to Iran in World Cup Elimination
In Lyon, Iran defeats the United States 2 1 to end World Cup hopes as the American squad, led by keeper Kasey Keller and midfielder Claudio Reyna, fails to score until the final minutes. U S players hit the post three times and outshot Iran 27 15 as Iranians celebrate the nation s first World Cup win outside domestic play.
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Steelers and Pirates Move to Fund New Stadium Complex
Pirates owner Kevin McClatchy agrees to raise his share to 40 million and gains naming rights for the ballpark, while Steelers president Dan Rooney raises the Steelers' contribution to 76.5 million. Both teams commit to cost overruns and stay in Pittsburgh through 2031 as plans for a ballpark, stadium, and convention center overhaul proceed with state and federal backing.
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Plan B breakdown for Pittsburgh Seveopanelone budget
Proposed budgeting outlines an $803 million plan for Pittsburgh Seveopanelone. A $233 million football stadium project could be named after the team or figure, with a $45 million debt retirement on Three Rivers Stadium and demolition. Additional $30 million would fund a fourth attraction in the stadium district.
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Janzen Earns Gritty Open Win In Windy U S Open
Janzen battled to a one stroke victory at the U S Open as Payne Stewart faltered in the final round. Janzen plotted par saves, a key chip in at No 5 and birdies in the late stretch to outperform Stewart and claim the title. Stewart failed to close after leading most of the day, with back nine pressure from Lehman and others.
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