Berger Holds Three Stroke Lead With 64 In Memphis
Daniel Berger shot a season-best 64 to take a three-shot lead at the FedEx St. Jude Classic in Memphis. He rode six birdies in a bogey-free round to 9-under 131 at TPC Southwind, while Tom Hoge was solo second after a 69.
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Norris leads Braves past Cubs with strong seven
Bud Norris pitched seven innings of one run baseball to back a 5-1 win over the Chicago Cubs at Turner Field. Adonis Garcia and Tyler Flowers hit back to back home runs in the second as Atlanta snapped a skid.
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Cowboys aim for crowded Founders Park after rugged regional run
Oklahoma State arrives at Founders Park for the Columbia Regional with high expectations as capacity crowds loom. Josh Holliday recalls Vanderbilt days when USC won two national titles and finished runner-up, noting energized fans and a growing Cowboys squad that endured a tough start with seven straight road games and five losses, four by walk-off, before maturing into a confident unit ready for the super regional challenge.
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Langer close behind Jobe in Senior Players Championship
Bernhard Langer shot 68 to move within one stroke of leader Brandt Jobe at the Constellation Senior Players Championship in Flourtown. Jobe led at 2 under while Langer cruised with three front nine birdies and windy conditions at Philadelphia Cricket Club.
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Clemson South Carolina stars pace early MLB draft rounds
Chris Okey of Clemson goes No. 43 to the Reds in round three. Braden Webb of South Carolina lands No. 82 with the Brewers. Michael Paez of Coastal Carolina goes No. 130 to the Mets. Dom Thompson-Williams of South Carolina at No. 158 to the Yankees. Marcus Mooney of South Carolina at No. 289 to the Braves. Zach Remillard of Coastal Carolina No. 296 to the White Sox. Alex Bostic of Clemson No. 305 to the Giants. Gene Cone of South Carolina No. 310 to the Giants.
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Muhammad Ali funeral memorial honors boxing icon and legacy
At the service in Louisville tributes praise Ali as a beacon of courage and peace. Speakers like Crystal, Cosby, and Lerner laud his impact, while Obama’s letter recalls his influence on the presidency. The burial procession travels Muhammad Ali Boulevard to a simple gravesite with thousands attending.
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