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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 2017

Page

6

Dodgers win in extras after Kershaw exits with back tightness

Clayton Kershaw left after two innings with a right low back issue as the Dodgers rallied to beat the Braves 5-4 in 10 innings. Logan Forsythe lined a bases loaded single in the 10th after Cody Bellinger and Kenley Jansen hubbub. Brandon Morrow got the win, and Austin Barnes slugged a three run homer for Los Angeles.

LOS Angeles Clayton Kershaw Los Angeles Dodgers Kenley Jansen Atlanta Braves Logan Forsythe Kershaw Jansen Matt Adams Forsythe Cody Bellinger Jim Johnson Brandon Morrow Austin Barnes Dodgers Ross Stripling Barnes Kike Hernandez Bellinger Atlanta Sean Newcomb Braves Brandon Phillips RBI Stripling Inciarte

Spieth Wins The Open At Royal Birkdale

Jordan Spieth captured his third Grand Slam title with a 1 under 69 final round at Royal Birkdale to win The Open by three strokes over Matt Kuchar. He rallied from a shaky stretch on the back nine, including a dramatic drive that landed near the practice range, and extended his lead with clutch putts and a late surge.

Phillips Dodgers Brandon McCarthy Adrian Gonzalez Dave Roberts Southport England Jordan Spieth Royal Birkdale Spieth Matt Kuchar Kuchar Euchar Seve Ballesteros Birdie Royal Lytham Texan

Kahne ends drought with Brickyard 400 victory

Kasey Kahne held on to win the Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway under caution for his first NASCAR Cup win in nearly three years. The race stretched over six hours, featured multiple crashes including a red flag with 10 laps left, and Kahne battled cramps to claim his 18th career victory. Brad Keselowski finished second as Kyle Busch and Martin Truex Jr. suffered a dramatic crash-filled day.

Indianapolis Kasey Kahne Hendrick Motorsports Brad Keselowski Indianapolis Motor Speedway Kyle Busch Martin Truex Jr Busch Truex Kahne Atlanta Kurt Busch Erik Jones Clint Bowyer Kyle Larson Burns

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