Johnson Clinches Barclays Title In Rain Aided Finish
Bastin Johnson opened with two birdies and eagled from a bunker on No 4 as rain halted The Barclays. He finished with a 6 under 65 to win by two over Matt Kuchar, moving to No 4 in the world and atop the FedEx Cup standings. Ian Poulter, Brandt Snedeker, Vijay Singh and Ernie Els advanced in the playoff standings.
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Brandt Snedeker
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Serena Williams eyes 14th major at the U S Open
Serena Williams returns after health scares and a year off, seeking a 14th major title at the U S Open as top rivals Djokovic Nadal and Federer chase Grand Slam history. The season’s last major faces weather delays and closures at the U S T A National Tennis Center while Williams emphasizes focus on winMagic.
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Toronto
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Calcavecchia eagle lifts him into Boeing Classic lead
Mark Calcavecchia eagled the 18th after a birdie at 17 to reach 7 under at the Boeing Classic at TPC Snoqualmie Ridge. The 1989 British Open champion joined Kenny Perry Jeff Sluman and Russ Cochran atop the leaderboard as rival scores lingered.
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Russ Cochran
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SPARKS program brings youth together in Princeton
The SPARKS youth outreach, led by Gravely and Collins, gathers about 25 southern West Virginia teens for a weekend, offering academics, attitude training, and healthy lifestyle activities. Partners CASE-TV and Major Harris assisted. backpacks funded through Catholic Charities West Virginia. Local volunteers transport and support, with plans to expand awareness and participation.
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McDowell County
Princeton
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Melinda Edwards
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Jim Pettus
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Major Harris
Division of Health and Human Resources
Collins
Bramwell High
Training Edge
Beckley
Steve
Rays Narrow Loss After Ninth Inning Rally
Bristol built a late lead but Elizabethton rallied in the ninth. Keegan Linza struck out the final batter, Caminero doubled but was thrown out at third, and Sale finished with a flyout to center. Brett Caminero and Dixon had two hits each for Bristol. Farris and Harvard led with two hits apiece. Johns urged focus in remaining games at Hunnicutt Field, stressing the importance for players' careers.
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Gameron Seitzer
Joel
Brett
Caminero
Dixon
Farris
Harvard
Bristol
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