Cubs Rally Past Braves 7-5 Behind Late Inning Troubles
Cubs grab a 7-5 win over Atlanta as relievers Bruce Sutter and Feige fail to close, Bill Buckner era? No. The Cubs score three in the ninth to erase a 5-4 deficit. Jody Davis drives in the tying and winning runs as Chicago defeats the Braves. In other NL action, Mets beat Giants 3-2 in 12. Expos top Padres 2-1 in 10. Cardinals rally past Astros 4-1. Phillies crush Dodgers 10-5. Reds defeat Pirates 6-3.
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Kareem Leads Lakers Past Nuggets 136 118 in Game 3
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 27 points powering the Lakers to a 136 118 win over Denver to take a 2 1 series lead. James Worthy added 28, Byron Scott 21, Michael Cooper 20 as Los Angeles broke the game open with a 70 percent second quarter and a fast break surge. Cal Natt led Denver with 30, Alex English 23 in a tough loss.
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Pavin Leads Colonial With Record 64 In Fort Worth
Corey Pavin shot 64 to build a four stroke halfway lead at the Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth, setting a course and tournament scoring record 264. He finished with birdies on 16 to 18 after a dramatic round, as Tom Watson set a front nine record but trailed by 10. Others including Mark O'Meara and Tim Norris remained within striking distance as weather and conditions aided low scores. The event features top players in the PGA Tour amid a strong field at Colonial Country Club.
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Mills leads Stars past Orlando in USFL clash
Baltimore Stars beat the Orlando Renegades 34 21 as Sam Mills scored a touchdown and set up another, plus forced a fumble and intercepted a pass. Mills sparked a pivotal third quarter rally, lifting Baltimore to 4-1 while Orlando fell to 3-10.
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Suns stay hot with 10-4 win over Kinston Blue Jays
Hagerstown Suns defeated Kinston 10-4 to improve to 21-15 in the Carolina League first half. The win keeps Hagerstown in second place in the Northern division as they prepare to meet Kinston again at 7:30 p.m.
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