Twins Tame Schulze as Cleveland Slips in 7-3 Loss
Don Schulze faltered in the fourth inning allowing two homers and a single after a solid start, as Minnesota hitters built a lead. Kirby Puckett, Kent Hrbek, and Roy Smalley supplied key blows, ending Schulze’s evening and prompting Pat Corrales to remove the pitcher amid warnings from the plate umpire. Bryan Oelkers came on in relief.
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Floyd finally wins Open at Shinnecock Hills in dramatic finish
Ray Floyd, 43, becomes the Open’s oldest champion with a 4-under 66 to post 279, two strokes ahead of Lanny Wadkins and Chip Beck. Norman falters to 285, Trevino and Sutton tie for third at 282, Nicklaus ends his Grand Slam bid with 284 as Floyd reflects on a long road back and emotional victory.
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Ogrin Wears Tie for U S Open Flashback Look
David Ogrin sparked a retro moment at Shinnecock Hills by playing the final round in a long sleeved shirt and tie. He defended it as a one time whim while noting crowd approval and joking about potential future cash incentives.
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Elliott wins Miller 400 at Michigan International Speedway
Bill Elliott captured his first 1986 NASCAR Grand National victory by passing Harry Gant four laps from the end and winning the Miller American 400 by two car lengths at Michigan International Speedway. Richard Petty, in his 1000th Grand National start, finished 12th as a dozen cars contested the lead in the early stages.
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