Sports – Tuesday, May 26th, 2015

The Giants scored 7 runs in
the 6^th to beat the Brewers 8-4 on Memorial Day at Miller Park.  Khris Davis hit a pair of home runs for Milwaukee.  After a solo shot in the 1^st the
Giants appealed saying he didn’t touch home plate.  The umpire ruled him out but replay over
turned it.  He also went deep in the 3^rd.  Ryan Braun hit his team leading 12^th
homer in the 5^th.  It cleared
the left field bleachers and was measured at 474 feet, the longest by a right
handed hitter in Miller
Park history.  Tim Lincecum gets the win and Kyle Lohse was
the loser.  Madison Baumgarner takes on Matt
Garza tonight.  Coverage begins at 6:35pm
on KFIZ.  

 

The Brewers placed pitcher
Wily Peralta on the 15 day disabled list with a strained oblique muscle.  They think he could miss out about month.

 

NL Central

Rockies 5 Reds 4

Nationals 2 Cubs 1

Cardinals 3 D-Backs 2 – 10 innings

Pirates 4 Marlins 2

 

James Harden exploded for 45
points as Houston stayed alive in the NBA’s
Western Conference Finals with a 128-115 win over Golden State.  The Warriors still lead the best of seven
series 3-1.  Game 5 is Wednesday night in
Oakland.   Cleveland can
close out the Hawks in the Eastern Conference Finals tonight as they host Atlanta with a 3-0 series
lead.

 

In the NHL playoffs, Anaheim beat Chicago
5-4 with a goal just :45 seconds into overtime. 
The Ducks take a 3-2 series lead and look to advance to the Stanley Cup
Finals with a win at Chicago
in Game 6 of the series on Wednesday night. 
The Lighthing take a 3-2 series lead into Game 6 of their Western
Conference Finals matchup with the New York Rangers tonight in Tampa Bay,

 

The Fond du Lac boys golf
team finished 5^th at the Fox Valley Association Golf Meet on
Saturday in Greenleaf.  Marcus Ruch tied
for 11^th with an 84.  Elliot
Nielson, Jack Nejedlo, and Mike Barbeau each had 85^s.  The Cardinals finished the FVA slate in 3^rd
place.

 

We’ve got high school baseball
this afternoon on KFIZ as Fond du Lac
hosts Hortonville in an FVA matchup. 
Coverage begins at 4:05pm with the first pitch set for 4:30pm on KFIZ at
the Fondy Youth Baseball Complex. 

East Shore League

Johnsburg 7 Chilton 6

Cleveland 7 Marytown 2

Forest 16 St. Cloud 4

Mt. Calvary 7 St. Peter 3