Garcia returns to Royal Liverpool with 68 opening round
Sergio Garcia opened with a 4-under 68 at the British Open at Royal Liverpool, two behind leader Rory McIlroy. He seeks his first major title, recalling 2006 when he finished fifth at this venue after Tiger Woods won in a 65.
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Aiken tops Rock Hill as Howell drives late lead
Nick Grover notches the win for Aiken in a 4 1 victory over Rock Hill with Jimmy Carver closing it out. Howell drives in three RBIs and Nichols goes 3 for 3 as Ferguson adds two hits. Abney lauds Howell and Carver for late relief and calm in the save situation.
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Factory worker makes most of Open at Hoylake
John Singleton a 30 year old resin factory worker qualified for the Open at Royal Liverpool and shot a 78 6 over par in the opening round leading the field briefly before finishing in the pack He drew a huge crowd including his boss and coworkers who watched from the first tee and around the course.
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Woods back in action as Open thrills with strong fields
Tiger Woods praised his return to competition as favorable conditions and a mix of players kept scoring opportunities alive at Hoylake. Francesco Molinari and Edoardo Molinari posted 68 alongside major names like Furyk Garcia Koepka Lowry Scott, while Phil Mickelson and Ernie Els endured rough rounds and a spectator injury shadowed the day.
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Baseball Returns: Second Half Opens With Trade Watch
After the All-Star break the majors shift into a busy stretch. Oakland leads with a strong record as Billy Beane upgrades the rotation by adding Jeff Samardzija and Jason Hammel, while teams like the Dodgers Giants Angels battle for playoff position. Injuries and trades shape the sprint to October as stars like Jeter Trout and Tulowitzki vie for MVP and a pennant race roars across the leagues.
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