US judo crowned with defending Olympic champion in Rio
For the first time the United States will defend an Olympic judo title at Rio with Kayla Harrison leading a strong trio alongside Marti Malloy and Travis Stevens. Head coach Jimmy Pedro calls the group unprecedented, aiming for up to three medals. Harrison faces Mayra Aguiar in the 78 kg division, with high hopes despite the Brazilian home crowd.
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Browns QB tradeoffs in quarterback competition
Browns coach and players emphasized competition between Jason McCown and Robert Griffin III for the starting job but noted Griffin is favored to start in the opener. McCown, a veteran mentor, remains focused on helping the team while the organization will decide roster spots based on overall fit and plan.
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Indians edge past Twins as Mauer shines in series finale
Joe Mauer collected two hits and five doubles across the series but made two baserunning errors in the finale. Kurt Suzuki drove in a run, while Max Kepler went 4-for-4 in the game and 8-for-16 for the series with eight runs and 10 RBIs. Kepler leads AL rookies with 15 homers and 48 RBIs this season. Kennys Vargas went 0-for-3 but drew cheers after breaking his bat.
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Leake exits early as Reds top Indians 7-6 on Votto homer
Reds win 7-6 as Leake departs after six allowing seven runs and eight hits while extending his hitless walk streak to 35 innings. Duvall walked to spark the sixth, ending a majors longest string without a walk this season. Phillips drove in two, Schebler doubled, Cabrera lined a two run single, and Suarez scored on a sac fly.
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Ohio Bobcats begin 2016 camp with six newcomers
Ohio University football opens 2016 practice with six new freshmen including Jarren Hampton D L Knock Vinny Emanuele Tyler Gullett Jaylen Morgan and Paxton Bergdoll. Additional signees Deeb Haber and Jeff Christian join when roster expands while two players were cut for medical issues. Split squad practices over the next three days and Media Day Monday.
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