In brief: Jason Bohn, three others tied at Greenbrier

PGA: Jason Bohn’s main goal after barely making the cut at The Greenbrier Classic was to get some extra rest before the final round.

Sweet dreams. And try not to think about being the co-leader heading into today’s round.

Bohn shot a 9-under 61 and was at 11-under 199, tied with Sean O’Hair, Sung Joon Park and Bryce Molder on the Old White TPC course at White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. O’Hair and Park both shot 66. Molder had a 67.

Bohn started strong with six birdies on the first 10 holes. After a bogey at No. 11, he regrouped with four more birdies over the final five holes

It’s setting up to be another close finish at the tournament, which debuted in 2010. Two were decided in playoffs and the largest margin was two shots twice.

A crowded leaderboard has 27 players within four shots of the lead.

Bohn’s round was his best on the PGA Tour and included 14 one-putt greens.

Tiger Woods shot 1 over and is seven strokes off the pace.

Referees will wear headsets, use replay

NBA: Referees in the NBA summer leagues will be wearing headsets and replay reviews will be used during games.

The policies were revealed when Miami and Indiana met in the first summer league game of the season. Referees will stay in touch with the help of earpieces and microphones.

Powell, Fraser-Pryce in blazing form

Track and field: Asafa Powell is getting quicker and quicker the closer the world championships get.

The former world record-holder, filling Usain Bolt’s shoes for Jamaica, ran the third-fastest 100 meters of the year at the Diamond League meeting in Paris.

In the women’s 100, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce’s 10.74 seconds made her the fastest woman this year.

• France relay team finally gets Olympic bronze medal: Three years late, France’s men got their 4x100-meter relay bronze medal from the London Olympics at a medal ceremony at the Diamond League meeting, bumped up from fourth after the U.S. team was disqualified because of Tyson Gay’s doping.

Speightster wins Dwyer Stakes

Horse racing: Lady Eli and Speightster both remained unbeaten with impressive victories on the Stars & Stripes holiday card at Belmont Park at New York.

Lady Eli, now 6 for 6, was the electrifying winner of the $1 million Belmont Oaks Invitational for 3-year-old fillies on the turf.

Speightster won by 2 1/2 lengths over Breeders’ Cup Juvenile winner Texas Red in the $500,000 Dwyer Stakes for 3-year-olds on the main track.

Force the Pass pulled a 10-1 upset in the richest race on the card, the $1.25 million Belmont Derby Invitational for 3-year-olds on the turf. Effinex edged Tonalist by a head in the 129th running of the $500,000 Suburban Handicap.

Private Zone led all the way as the 1-5 favorite to take the $400,000 Belmont Sprint Championship.