Williamsburg Fishing Derby and Local Fundraiser Events
The Williamsburg-Ottawa Wildlife Conservation Club hosts a Sunday fishing derby at the club lake with divisions for youth and seniors from 1 to 4 p.m. Registration starts at noon. prizes include largest fish and most fish, plus a youngster’s biggest fish prize. Derby rules require catch and release for catfish and bass. The LIGHT House-Franklin County Pregnancy Center hosts a golf scramble June 19 at Lamont Hill Golf Course in Vassar with two flights. $30 per person. proceeds to the center. NBA and Stanley Cup final results and schedules follow, including Chicago and Phoenix series details, Montreal and Los Angeles scores, and other daily sports results.
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Bulls top Suns in finals opener as Jordan shines
Chicago broke away with a strong fourth quarter to beat Phoenix 100 to 92 in the NBA Finals opener. Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen led the Bulls with 31 and 27 points, while Barkley struggled for Phoenix who saw their best record fade on homecourt.
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Hiatt's Blast Beats Yankees in Royals 10-3 Victory
Rookie Phil Hiatt delivered a decisive swing with runners on second in the sixth, lining Jim Abbott’s pitch into the right field bullpen to spark a 10-3 Royals win over the New York Yankees. He collected three hits and five RBIs after a slow start, lifting Kansas City with a breakout game.
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Montreal Clinches Stanley Cup With 4-1 Victory
Montreal Canadiens outwork the Los Angeles Kings to win the Stanley Cup at the Montreal Forum. John LeClair cites avoiding a Los Angeles return as key after a 4-1 win on Wednesday night. The Kings’ OT dominance ended, as Montreal sealed the series without overtime.
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Babe Ruth League Ottawa Update Sparks 4-3 Comeback Victory
In Ottawa Babe Ruth League action VFW beat Kiwanis 4-3 as VFW rallied from a 2-1 deficit to surge with a three-run seventh. Daniel Lewis scored twice. Jeff Jackson and Jeff Pelton contributed runs and hits. Kiwanis saw Cory Fuller and Brett Jones with multiple hits. Bank IV then routed Lions 13-2 behind Jamie Drake four hits including a homer and two doubles. Wade Hepner and Aaron Van Ham produced three runs each. Clay Casady added a triple. Lions’ Joe Kramer and Dave Sprinkle chimed in with one run and a triple respectively.
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Olathe Rebels top Ottawa in opening game of doubleheader
Ottawa AA team stranded 12 baserunners in seven innings and dropped a 7 5 decision as Olathe powered to an 11 1 five inning win in the nightcap. Rebels see five games in Ottawa Invitational this weekend.
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Ottawa Invitat ional pitches for strong tourney showing
Ottawa seeks pitching depth as TIM OKEREFE's AA club headlines a five game weekend in the Ottawa Invitational at Orris Cox complex. Coach Barry Pelton emphasizes depth, with Ryan Bammhart leading the staff at 3-1 with 43 strikeouts, while Paola and Olathe slug with 19 and 18 hits respectively.
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Shockers and Cowboys set for NCAA World Series semifinal
Wichita State and Oklahoma State meet in Omaha at 6 36 PM in a College World Series semifinal. The seventh seed Shockers hold a 57 16 record, the Cardiac Cowboys 45 16, with OSU needing two wins to reach Saturday's final. Bracket One’s winner would face Long Beach State or LSU on Friday.
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