McIlroy and Lefty miss the cut at U S Open
Rory McIlroy failed to advance at Oakmont posting 8 over 148 two rounds as Phil Mickelson also fell short by a single stroke. Justin Rose Ernie Els and others exited with Fowler missing his second straight Open cut.
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Open Play Tests Majors Without Victory at Oakmont
World No. 1 Day shot 69 66 to surge toward the lead, finishing 1 over 211 and six behind. Defending champ Spieth faltered with a 70 after a late burst, while Lowry remained two ahead with 22 holes to go after a tense moment on a 30-foot birdie attempt. Grace held 1-under 209 leading the clubhouse.
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Driscoll Leads Nashville Web.com Open After Round Three
James Driscoll shot 3-under 69 to sit 14-under 202 and lead the Nashville Golf Open at Nashville Golf and Athletic Club. Brian Campbell shot 65 to move into second place, while Matt Atkins is 214 and Roberto Diaz 218 after round three.
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Thompson keeps share of Meijer LPGA lead amid back pain
Lexi Thompson cards 66 to stay 15 under at Blythefield, sharing the Meijer LPGA Classic lead with In Gee Chun who fires a 65. Thompson says treatment eased back pain and credits taped support and pain pills, while Chun reports strong iron play and putting as she eyes final round. Lydia Ko sits 11 under after four straight back-nine birdies as others chase a low score.
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Messi leads Argentina past Venezuela into Copa America semis
Messi scored and set up two goals as Argentina cruised 4-1 over Venezuela in Foxborough to reach the Copa America semifinals against the United States. Higuain struck early, with Sejas failing a Venezuelan penalty before Lamela sealed the win.
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