Harlem beats Aptos to reach U.S. semifinals in Little League
Abbay Barkley and Andrew Diaz homered as Harlem New York defeats Aptos California 5-2 to clinch a U.S. semifinal berth. Javier Lopez struck out 11 and Harlem advances to face Worcester Massachusetts while Aptos finishes 1-2 in pool play.
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Williamsport
Abbay Barkley
Barkley
Andrew Diaz
Harlem
N.Y
Aptos
Calif
U.S
Fernando Frias
Diaz
Jeremy Lopez
Dave Anderson
Worcester
Mass
Louisville
Fort Worth
Texas
Javier Lopez
Morris McWilliams
Javier
Japan
Netherlands Antilles
Yousuke Katoh
Guam
Antilles
Venezuela
Canada
Hosea Ware
Brandon Rosario
Samuel Roberto
Ryan Stevenson
Saudi Arabia
Craig Lampa
Lobos host Fan Photo Night at University Stadium
UNM Lobos fans packed University Stadium for a Fan Photo Night during preseason practice. QB competition featured five quarterbacks with freshman Kole McKamey in black jerseys. Dontrell Moore limited by knee injury. DJ Renteria anchored defense. freshmen Kakuska and Childress on scout teams. Autographs, free food, and a post practice movie of Shrek capped the event.
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Albuquerque
Loboland
University Stadium
UNM Lobos
Kole McKamey
Roswell
Dontrell Moore
DJ Renteria
Renteria
Lobos
Robert Kakuska
Stephen Childress
Kakuska
Robzilla
Childress
Shrek
New Mexico Lobos
RHS
Lobo
Beem climbs to star status after PGA win
Rich Beem begins life after the PGA Championship with a stop at Magnolia Hi-Fi in Bellevue where he once sold car stereos and cell phones. He fielded calls from across the country and planned a Today show appearance while joking about his unrecognizable, casual look.
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Sammamish
Wash
Rich Beem
Magnolia
Beem rises as a PGA star after major victory
Rich Beem, a Las Cruces High grad and former stereo salesman, celebrated winning the PGA Championship at Sahalee, vaulting to fame with 1.8 million dollars earned in two weeks. He stayed humble, saying golf is fun and he isn’t conquering the world yet. Tiger Woods remains the favorite in the next World Golf Championship.
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Katie Couric
Matt Lauer
Atlanta Braves
PGA
Beem
Sahalee Country Club
Tiger Woods
Rich Beem
Las Cruces
Woods
Hazeltine
Sunday Silence Dies at 16 After Laminitis Fight
Japanese stud Sunday Silence, famed for 1989 Kentucky Derby and Preakness wins and rival to Easy Goer, died of heart failure amid laminitis on Hokkaido. Owner Arthur Hancock and jockey Pat Valenzuela praised his late career rise and Hall of Fame induction in 1996.
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Tokyo
Sunday Silence
Pat Valenzuela
Hokkaido
Japan
Eisuke Tokutake
Shadai Stallion Station
Easy Goer
Halo
Arthur Hancock
Hancock
Affirmed
War Emblem
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