Campo Remains Confident Colony Will Win No. 2
AP reports Baltimore bay area notes before the 106th Preakness Stakes as Kentucky Derby winner Pleasant Colony, trainer Johnny Campo, faces a possibly large field. The Virginia bred colt, marked by are hair loss and a left flank scar, trains under Campo who predicts a Triple Crown bid.
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Iowa State Draws Surprising Nod In Big 8 Track
Iowa State coach Bill Bergan welcomes the Big Eight outdoor meet hosting nod with Kansas seen as tough. Injuries a concern for Kansas as Iowa State relies on distance specialists and a foreign-born lineup led by Verbeeck Jorgensen Kaitany and Ondieki. Osawatomie golf open slated May 30-31 with a $2,500 prize and $15 entry.
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Big Eight women track title race set in Ames showdown
Nebraska and Oklahoma lead a tight Big Eight outdoor meet in Ames, with Iowa State hosting the first combined outdoor men and women championships. Star Olympian Merlene Ottey eyes repeat wins in the sprints for Nebraska, while Oklahoma boasts multiple defending champions and top-season times across several events.
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OHS golfer earns trip to state meet at regional golf finals
Shawnee Heights survived a disqualification to win the 5-A regional title with a 317 four man total over Blue Valley. Bishop Miege placed third at 322, Emporia finished fourth, and Ottawa topped the rest for fifth as 13 individuals qualified for state. Mark Badgley of Ottawa earned a state berth with an 81, while medalist John Doyle of Bishop Miege shot 76.
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Malone Riles Celtics Ahead Of Game Six
Moses Malone sparked Boston with brash talk after Houston win, firing up the Celtics to within one victory of the NBA title. Boston aims to end the Rockets’ hopes in Game 6 as Malone doubles down on his confidence and the Celtics seek to close out the series. St Louis Cardinals sign Metcalf, trade him to Redskins for 1982 draft pick.
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