Pleasant Colony Loses Belmont Stakes To Surprise Winner Summing
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley reports a 7-1 shot named Summing defeats Pleasant Colony in the Belmont Stakes, ending the Derby and Preakness winner's bid for racing immortality. The piece notes Pleasant Colony’s flaws and past defeats to Summing, ending with an uncertain future for the Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner.
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Pleasant Colony Faces Grim Reality Amid Triple Crown Buzz
The story chronicles Pleasant Colony's rugged rise under trainer Campo, his near Triple Crown bid, and the sport's stance that the crown remains a rare pinnacle. It notes Akureyri's retirement due to injury, 방the tradition of the Triple Crown, and Campo's brash yet respected persona.
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Ottawa Legion AA nets 9 3 victory at Fort Scott
Ottawa's American Legion AA team salvaged a 9 to 3 win at Fort Scott after a weekend split with Emporia. Emporia's lefthanders Beran and McKinzie shut down Ottawa in 14 innings, while Ottawa's defense struggled with six errors across the two games.
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ASU Eyes Rematch With Cowboys In College World Series Final
Arizona State coach Jim Brock said his top ranked Sun Devils will not be beat twice by Oklahoma State after a 13 inning loss. ASU carries a 54-13 record into the title game against OSU, 52-16, aiming for a second straight championship. Brock predicts a classic matchup and notes the breaks will matter tomorrow night.
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Farris-Feuerborn powers six-run inning to top Ramsey
In an Eastern Kansas League fastpitch game at Orlis Coxfield on Friday night Lois Farris-Feuerborn sparked a six-run sixth inning as Garnett defeated Ramsey Printing 7-1. Rex Cummings homered for Ramsey. Harris improved to 4-2, Ramsey fell to 3-4, with tourney actions set for Richmond and nearby matchups listed.
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Softball Scores From Mixed League Action
Multiple teams including NAZARENE and WESLEYAN posted totals in a day of church league softball. Player line summaries include DePriest and Dickinson for Wesleyan, and Carey Hill and Detwiler for Assembly of God teams, with high totals for Faith Lutheran and Westminster squads amid a broad roster-rich scorecard.
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Ottawa Junior Legion Suffers 0-7 Slide in Varsity Doubleheader
Emporia swept a Sunday doubleheader at Orris Cox Field, 17-7 and 10-5, as Ottawa’s seven game skid continued. The visitors exploited Ottawa’s eight errors and 16 walks, while Emporia pitcher Rusty Brown shut Ottawa down after a rough first inning in the opener. Larry Stewart and Bryan Cates led Ottawa hitters, but errors and walks doomed the home team. Ottawa’s rookies host Manhattan next Wednesday at 6 p.m.
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Adjustable May Boosts Royals
Lee May, 38, veteran slugger for the Kansas City Royals, started at first base and delivered a two run double in a 7-1 win over the Milwaukee Brewers. May, mostly a pinch hitter and occasional DH, is batting .333 with seven RBIs and shows readiness to contribute as needed. George Brett added three singles, improving to .324 before leaving after a collision at second. Splittorff earned his third straight win, Renie Martin closed with scoreless relief.
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Glimmer Of Hope In Talks Between Baseball Sides
In New York the mediator in baseball free agent compensation talks showed slight optimism as negotiations continue amid a looming players strike. Kenneth E. Moffett expressed guarded optimism while a court ruling on an NLRB injunction looms. A revived plan from Marvin Miller proposing a pool of players for compensation drew cautious management interest but was rejected.
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