Kisner and Brown tie at Greenbrier first round
Kevin Kisner shoots bogey-free 67 to start PGA Tour Greenbrier Classic with three birdies and 15 pars. Scott Brown also 67 with three back-nine bogeys and five birdies. Roberto Diaz nets second birdie on 17 to reach even par amid two bogeys. Matt Atkins posts 72 after silent front nine and back-nine bogeys and birdies.
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World Series Trophy to visit Lake Olmstead Stadium
The Augusta Green Jackets host the Greenville Drive at Lake Olmstead Stadium on July 23 at 7 05 p m with fans invited to photograph the 2014 World Series Trophy during the game. Green Jackets general manager Tom Denlinger hails the event as a landmark for the organization and community.
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Nadal stunned as qualifier Brown ousts two-time champion at Wimbledon
Rafael Nadal exits Wimbledon in the second round after losing to 102nd-ranked qualifier Dustin Brown 7-5 3-6 6-4 6-4 on Centre Court. Brown used drop-volleys and aggressive serve-and-volley to topple the Spaniard, marking Nadal’s fourth straight early Wimbledon exit to a player ranked 100th or lower. Brown, born in Germany to a Jamaican father, switched nationalities in 2010 and had only one prior win over Nadal.
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Golf program teaches kids game and etiquette
The Hook a Kid on Golf program enters its fourth day of a week long clinic at The Golf Club at Cedar Creek. Volunteers and pros teach 8 to 13 year olds the fundamentals from putting to driving, plus golf rules and etiquette, with Friday family showcase.
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NASCAR tracks urge fans to stop flying Confederate flag
NASCAR and sister track owners ISC and Speedway Motorsports announced a plan to create a more welcoming atmosphere by asking fans to refrain from displaying the Confederate flag at events and facilities. The move follows a Charleston church attack and echoes NASCAR’s own ban on the flag at sanctioned events. Driver support and leadership remarks stressed inclusivity and careful enforcement across tracks from Florida to California. Indianapolis Motor Speedway joined independents in backing the stance, while officials noted legal and practical enforcement challenges.
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