Kinston Indians Clinch First Half With 7-1 Win At Lynchburg
Kinston Indians defeat Lynchburg Hillcats 7-1 to seal the first half South Division title. James Betzfold leads with 2-for-3, four RBIs. Bruce Aven adds two RBIs, two runs. Kris Hanson earns win. Indians return home Tuesday for six-game homestand and a welcome home celebration.
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Janzen Seizes Kemper Open on 12 Under Round for Victory
Lee Janzen wins the Kemper Open with a birdie on the first playoff hole, his sixth career title and momentum toward the U S Open. He posts a final round 67 to finish 12 under, edging Corey Pavin who bogeyed the playoff hole, while Davis Love III and others stumble late. Senior notices and LPGA results close the digest, with Jim Dent taking the BellSouth Senior Classic and Julie Larsen claiming her first LPGA title at Edina Realty Classic.
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Mantle Begins Recovery After Transplant and Public Cause Drive
Mickey Mantle, recently out of intensive care after a liver transplant, walks for the first time and begins a graded physical therapy plan. Doctors say rejection risk remains 60 to 65 percent during early weeks, with treatment including drugs and steroids. Mantle also agrees to help raise awareness of donor necessity as Baylor officials report steady progress on his recovery. In other news, Mark McGwire ties MLB home run record with five in two games, while Gary Sheffield is lost for the season with a left thumb ligament tear.
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Babe Ruth Baseball Scores From New Bern League
13 year old games on June 10 include New Bern Building Supply 0 and 14 15 year olds with AAMCO 5 and Tarheel 7. Notable players include Justin Sellers Jim Jenkins Nathan Pharr Jason Rice Kevin McBride and Ricky Currier. Games are played at Cutler Heath fields behind West New Bern Recreation Department.
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Muster Triumphs at Roland Garros Delivers Victory and Breaks
Muster dominated the final, winning the second set in 30 minutes and clinching the title after a tense third set. He earned $660,000 and celebrated with coach Ronald Leitgeb as he eyes a rise in world rankings, possibly reaching No. 1. Chang fought hard, saving break points and briefly leveling at 4-4 before Muster surged to victory.
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Labonte Wins After Green-Flag Marathon Race Run
Jeff Gordon led most of the event but Bobby Labonte overtook him in the final laps to win as Sterling Marlin finished fourth and Hut Stricklin earned his second straight top five. Gordon dominated early before a late surge by Labonte and a mistake by Gordon in the final caution sealed Labonte's victory.
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Rockets Edge Magic In Close Playoff Clash
Hakeem Olajuwon 31 points 14 rebounds Clyde Drexler 25 points 13 rebounds 7 assists Elie and Horry hit key 3s as Houston survives late Orlando surge. Drexler's coast-to-coast dunk sealed a 105 100 win amid a game with 17 ties and seven lead changes. Shaquille O Neal 28 points and Tim Hardaway 19 points 14 assists for Orlando.
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NBA owners threaten lockout after Finals
The Dallas Morning News reports NBA owners may lock out players immediately after the Finals if no bargaining deal is reached. A lockout could come as early as Thursday with Houston leading 3-0 over Orlando. Commissioner Stern declined to confirm the report while noting teams have been briefed on Labor Relations Committee options. Negotiations had previously stalled last month.
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