A.P. Indy tops Belmont Stakes in time near Secretariat
In a pivotal Belmont Stakes finish, A P Indy posted a time second only to Secretariat, sealing his status as a dominant Triple Crown contender. The victory shifts attention to future races as analysts weigh his pace and stamina against rivals' climbs in the season's late stretch.
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Royals climb out of cellar with 4-1 win over Mariners
Kansas City avoided last place by sweeping Seattle 4-1 as Rick Reed earned his first KC victory since 1990. Hal McRae aimed to reach .500 by the All Star break while Seattle struggles on the road, dropping to 1-5 on the trip and eight of nine away.
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Silent bats cost Ottawa in doubleheader loss to Nevada
Ottawa American Legion team misfired Sunday at Orlis Cox complex, dropping both ends of a doubleheader 10-3 and 4-2 to Nevada, finishing 2-3 for the weekend. The club showed offensive and fielding struggles, managing seven hits and 12 errors across the two games, while remaining mired in a season batting average under .240.
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Post 60 claims Garnett Tourney crown in rout
Garnett Ottawa Post 60 American Legion hammered Osawatomie 11-1 in three innings to clinch the Garnett tournament title. 16-year-old squad jumped to an eight-run first, with doubles by Curtis Reimer and Barnhart and singles from Crump Thompson and McDaniel. McDaniel closed it with a third-inning leadoff homer. Ottawa and Gannett met in semis, with Ottawa beating Gannett 5-1 after featuring two runs in the second. Ottawa now 4-2, hosts Nevada, Mo. in a doubleheader Saturday at 3 p.m.
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Bulls defense lifts them to Game 3 win in NBA Finals
Chicago used stifling defense to limit Portland to 36 percent shooting and 84 points, while forcing 20 turnovers. Michael Jordan led with 26 points as the Bulls took a 3-0 series edge, with Scotty Pippen adding 18 points and eight rebounds.
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