Romero wins BMW International Open in Munich by one stroke
Andres Romero, ranked 837th, birdied seven of his last 11 holes to a 65 and 17 under 271 to win in Munich. Thomas Derry, Sergio Garcia, and Richard Bland finished one behind. Rikard Karlberg and Tommy Fleetwood followed in the top group with solid rounds.
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Spieth cruises to wire-to-wire win in Cromwell
Jordan Spieth led Connecticut’s Cromwell event from start to finish, firing birdies on Nos. 1 and 2, surviving hazards and water, and sealing a wire-to-wire victory. Charley Hoffman and Danny Lee tied for third as Grayson Murray notched the only hole in one on tour, finishing 5 under.
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Kahne in Hard Crash Darkens NASCAR Cup Race Finish
Kahne damaged on final lap and traded sharp words with Kevin O Connell after a collision that halted his bid. Bowyer finished second, acknowledging Harvicks inevitible win pressure as the SHR crew pushes toward more victories. Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch placed fourth and fifth for Toyota.
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Alon Day becomes first Israeli to start NASCAR Cup race
The 25 year old from Tel Aviv debuted in NASCARs top series finishing 32nd of 40. He had been Israel 2016 Athlete of the Year after winning the NASCAR Whelen Euro race at Brands Hatch England on June 11. He planned to return to Israel but received a Sonoma call. Earnhardt Jr signals retirement from full time racing but leaves Daytona 500 open.
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Tebow Sees First Pro Baseball Stop Spark With Home Run
Tebow opened with a homer off Augusta lefty Domenic Mazza in his first at bat and added another three games later against the GreenJackets. He went 0 for 3 in Saturday's win over Kannapolis but drove in two runs and focused on reading pitches. Columbia officials note he is one of 25 players and hope for continued progress toward a higher level.
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