Bradley wins PGA Championship in first major at major comeback
Bradley trails by five with three holes to play as Dufner collapses. Bradley drains a 35-foot birdie putt at 17 and a two-putt finish to force a playoff, becoming the third player in 100 years to win a major on debut and the first with a belly putter.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
Mark Leal
Hokies
David Wilson
Cody Journell
Justin Myer
Leal
Demetri Knowles
Logan Thomas
Ju-Ju Clayton
E.L. Smiling
Luther Maddy
Michael Cole
McCormick Hitting Facility Dedicated at Hunnicutt Field
Princeton is honoring the McCormick family with a dedicated hitting facility at Hunnicutt Field. Dick McCormick founded Princeton Little League in 1968, and his son Rick led the anonymous gift to fund a year round batting tunnel used by Princeton High School and the Princeton Rays. Russell said the first class facility boosts local baseball and community development in Princeton West Virginia.
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Dick) McCormick
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Williams halves her comeback with Rogers Cup win
Serena Williams, 29, captured the Rogers Cup by defeating 10th seed Samantha Stosur 6 4 6 2 for her first Canadian title since 2001. The American star, sidelined by a foot injury and blood clots, extended her return with two tournament titles in four events. She credits Kim Clijsters for inspiration and aims for the U.S. Open at season’s end.
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Rain delays Watkins Glen Sprint Cup race to Monday
NASCAR postpones the Sprint Cup race at Watkins Glen International due to steady rain. Kyle Busch earned the pole with a track record 126.421 mph, with Allmendinger second and Ambrose third. Officials hope a window of dry weather on Monday may allow the race to start at 10 am, though rain remains possible.
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Richlands Open Tennis winners and WVU legend West talk
In Richlands Virginia the 29th Richlands Open crowned 35-and-over champion Joseph Trivette and 50-and-over champion Bill Dye while runner ups were Kenneth Leesburg and Bob Staton. Proceeds fund two scholarships at SwVCC. West Virginia basketball star Jerry West will speak at the West Virginia Book Festival amid his new autobiography West by West.
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