Old Lady Daniel chases historic major at LPGA Championship
Beth Daniel, 45 and without a win in seven years, led by four strokes over Se Ri Pak after a 3-under 68, pursuing the oldest major title by a woman as Babe Zaharias previously held the record. Se Ri Pak shot 68 to stay within reach as Karrie Webb and Kim Saiki trailed at par.
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Baffert’s Triple Crown bid ends as War Emblem falters
War Emblem, the 6-5 Belmont Stakes favorite trained by Bob Baffert, stumbles at the gate and fades to eighth as 70-1 long shot Sarava wins. Baffert fights tears, saying the loss hurts and reflects on past near-misses while noting the race’s huge New York crowd.
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South Holds Off North In Class 3A-5A All Star Thriller
Moriarty's Haley Dunlap hit a late layup to lift the South to a 69-68 win over the North in Farmington. Clara Nevarez led the South with 14 points, while Sara Baca and Tristen Baker led the North with 14 and 13 points respectively. The South also won the small schools game 84-63 behind Elizabeth Richards and Helen Hammontree.
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Belmont Stakes 2002 Vanquishes Triple Crown Dreams
War Emblem wins the Derby and Preakness but falls short at Belmont as Sarava shocks at 70-1 under trainer Ken McPeek. Prado guides Sarava to a 2:29.71 effort while Baffert shoulders a rare loss tying past Belmont heartbreaks.
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Golf Tour Results From 55 Alive 2002 Show Clean Harvest
The 55 Alive 2002 tour covers multiple age groups with first gross and first net winners. Notable performances include Bob Thompson with 148 in first gross for Men 50 65, Bud Morris 120 in first net, Bill Pope 163 in Men 66 70 first gross, and Tony Spina 175 first gross in Men 71 74.
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Hernandez Leads South to 14 8 All Star Win in Las Cruces
Josh Hernandez powered the South past the North 14 8 in the 4A 5A All Star game after two homers and a single. He also pitched in Friday’s 5 2 win as the series standings show the North up 16 10 overall.
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