Norman Price share Kemper Open lead in Potomac
Greg Norman and Nick Price shot 5 under par 66 to share the first round lead at the Kemper Open in Potomac Maryland. Sluman Stankowski and Gibson trailed by one stroke at 67 while Lehman Crenshaw led a group at 68. Norman credited his late career revival to stepping away from his Great White Shark course design business and enjoying a lighter schedule.
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Tom Lehman
Ben Crenshaw
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Hammond falters in Kemper Open first round
Frederick High School graduate Donnie Hammond opened with a 4-over 75 at the Kemper Open at Avenel, nine shots behind the leader after a promising Pro-Am win. He blamed errant driving, missed fairways, and water hazards, but kept a joking outlook about the Orioles.
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Kay Delsing
Curtis Strange
Jose Marie Olazbul
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Tye
Jazz stumble as Bulls seize momentum in NBA Finals
Utah Jazz struggle on the world stage as coach Jerry Sloan laments a halfhearted effort after a 97 85 Game 2 loss to Chicago. Karl Malone remains a question while Chicago presses its advantage and NBA Finals momentum.
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Red Wings Seize 3-0 Cup Finals Lead in Game 4
Detroit roared to a 6-1 victory over Philadelphia as Sergei Fedorov and Martin Lapointe each scored twice. The win puts Detroit one win from the Stanley Cup, with Game 5 possible Saturday night. Steve Yzerman opened scoring while Brendan Shanahan and Lapointe added goals, extending Detroit’s playoff home win streak to eight.
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Marlins draft former Lancer Jason Harrison in 24th round
Jason Harrison, a 1996 Singanore High School graduate and Allegany College catcher, was chosen by the Florida Marlins in the 24th round after impressing during the Junior College World Series. He planned to attend a minicamp June 20 at Dundalk Community College and would return to Allegany College as a sophomore. The draft spanned three days with 92 rounds and 1,607 selections.
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Keys Split Doubleheader With Salem Avalanche In Carolina League Action
Frederick Keys beat Salem 5-2 in nine innings to take the opener, as Ryan Hendricks, Roberto Rivera and Augie Ojeda sparked a late surge. Frederick then lost 3-1 in the nightcap, with Todd Dyess earning the win for the Keys in game one and Jason Rogers taking the loss in game two. The split widens Frederick’s lead over Lynchburg in the Northern Division standings.
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Hingis Advances To French Open Final At Roland Garros
Martina Hingis tops Monica Seles in a three set semifinal 6-7 7-2 6-4 to reach the final, aiming for a second Grand Slam and first since her Australian Open title. Teen rival Iva Majoli advances after outlasting Amanda Coetzer as Graf falls earlier.
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Mount St Mary's Daniel Kinyua reaches 1800m final
Mount sophomore Daniel Kinyua advanced to the 1800 meters final at the NCAA Division I Track and Field Championships in Indiana. He placed fourth in his heat and was the eighth fastest qualifier with 3:47.15, aiming to become The Mount's first track All American since 1994. Coach Mike Merritt noted his nerves but praised his perseverance.
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