Victor Espinoza Signs Autographs After Triple Crown Win
Hallandale Beach Florida fans line up as Victor Espinoza signs posters for hours after becoming racing’s breakout star. He rode American Pharoah to Derby Preakness and Belmont victories and reflects on fame, fans, and his rags to riches journey from Mexico to global celebrity. He plans a return to California and summer races at Del Mar while also writing a life story memoir.
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United States win World Cup on turf with Lloyd brace
Christie Rampone captained the U S team to the title with Abby Wambach among critics of turf. Megan Rapinoe assisted as Mia Hamm era echoes, while Abby Wambach and Hope Solo shone as top goalkeeper, despite off field scrutiny. Lloyd scored twice and completed a historic hat trick in the final, as the U S extended a long scoreless run and celebrated a landmark victory.
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Wiesberger wins French Open on comeback bid
Bernd Wiesberger of Austria overturned a three shot deficit at the French Open, firing a 6 under 65 to finish 13 under and win by three strokes over James Morrison. Jaco van Zyl faltered with a 73 while Martin Kaymer placed fourth after a 70 in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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Hearn Stays in Contention as Woods Eyes Open Championship
Hearn, seeking his first PGA Tour win in 164 events, said he must keep giving himself chances after a close playoff in the tournament now in its six-year span. Woods surged with a bogey-free 67, breaking a bogey streak and claiming momentum toward next week’s British Open.
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Post 26 relies on depth as it eyes postseason run
Coach Richard Abney lauds a team-wide hitting approach as Post 26 dominates with 187 runs and 69 allowed, led by Patrick Ferguson and Matthew Abney who posted stellar averages .489 and .426 respectively. Pitching depth suffices with Alex Holdren contributing two wins and three saves in seven games. postseason games at Union then Aiken are on tap with shifts in availability due to commitments.
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