Spectacular Bid hurt by safety pin dispute swirls after Belmont loss
Jockey Ronnie Frank and trainer Bud Delp reveal Spectacular Bid suffered a left front hoof injury from a safety pin in stall straw. He finished third behind Coastal and Golden Act, with delays and denials surrounding the incident. Belmont officials and vets state Bid was sound before and after the race, while owners admit obfuscated reasons for the defeat. The injury prompts a day to day outlook for his next start.
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Indians fall to Mariners as collision ends rally
Cleveland's bid for a .500 season stalled after Bruce Bochte's bases loaded popup fell between outfielders in the eighth, letting three runners score and giving Seattle a 5-2 win. Odell Jones earned his first Mariners victory, while Cleveland dropped to 27-29 heading into a homestand against California.
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Pitchers sidelined as Tanana Knapp miss road trip
Angels learn Frank Tanana with a sore arm and Chris Knapp with a back injury will miss the upcoming road trip. Fernando Arroyo earned his first major league win since Sept 22, 1977 in relief. Chrnemhall swept its three game set with Montreal with several standout hits.
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Caponi Young wins LPGA major with late surge
Donna Caponi Young captured her third major by finishing three shots ahead of Jerilyn Britz at nine under 209. Britz earned 14,700, while Amy Alcott took third at 284 and Sally Little fourth at 286 as Young defended her title with consistent ball striking and a bogey-free streak across most of the 72 holes.
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Laura Baugh
Pat Bradley
Judy Rankin
Bean sizzles in record pace win under Georgia sun
Andy Bean, powering through a hot Georgia week, set a record pace and won a golf event while boosting his U.S. Open contenders profile. The 23-under par performance came as temperatures rose, with Bean asserting heat improves his play and naming Toledo as a potential U.S. Open treat.
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UPI
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Andy Bean
Bean
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Atlanta Golf Classic Sets Record Margin
Bean won the Atlanta Golf Classic by eight strokes posting 23 under par 265 for the largest PGA tour margin in years. Runner-up Joe Inman finished at 15 under as Tom Watson and Lee Trevino were among the top 19 money winners who did not compete.
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Keystone to appoint coaches for basketball and football
Keystone is set to hire two new coaches tonight with Mike Freese proposed as head basketball coach and Ron Sislowski named to head football. Freese leaves South Amherst after three seasons and a 17-43 record, while Sislowski from Vermilion would replace Randy Fatz as football coach.
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