Memorial Scores At Muirfield Village Golf Club Dublin Ohio
The Memorial at Muirfield Village in Dublin Ohio delivered a $9.1 million purse over 7,392 yards par 72. Patrick Cantlay led with 68-69-68-64 269 and earned $1,638,000, followed by Adam Scott 271 and Martin Kaymer 273 with substantial purses, as top finishers included Kevin Streelman Marc Leishman Hideki Matsuyama and others.
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Various Sports and Golf Results from June Broadcast Schedule
Television and radio listings outline IndyCar Detroit Grand Prix Race 2 in Detroit Michigan, NCAA regionals, Women's College World Series finals, Houston at Seattle MLB, Stanley Cup Final Boston at St Louis, FIFA U-20 World Cup Round of 16, plus a long golf leaderboard at Charleston with prize money and player scores. The page includes multiple athletes and organizations with extensive scores and finish positions.
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Sunday Baseball Deals Roster Moves Across AL and NL
Across the majors, Orioles option Wynns Wilkerson to Norfolk. Angels option Curtiss recall Suarez. Yankees option Cortes reinstates Sabathia. Mariners trade Bruce for Scheiner, recall Bishop, assign Scheiner to Modesto, sign Brugman and Tomlinson. Rays option Lowe recall Kolarek Perez rehab, Blue Jays assign Rosscup. Reds sign Stout to a minor league deal.
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Texas A&M Walks Off WVU With Grand Slam Victory
Texas A&M rallied from a 9-1 deficit to beat West Virginia 11-10 in the Morgantown Regional, ending WVU's season. Bryce Blaum delivered a two-out grand slam in the bottom of the ninth after a fielding delay and late Aggie bursts.
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Votto Breaks Cincinnati Record as Reds Edge Nationals
Anthony Rendon led Washington with three hits including an RBI in the first. Max Scherzer allowed two runs over five innings as Cincinnati's hitters fanned 16 times. Votto doubled in the fourth to break a Cincinnati career list tie, and he later contributed a highlight barehanded play for a run-saving out. Reds wore 1919 World Series replica uniforms to mark baseball’s 150th anniversary.
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Busch tops Pocono race amid JGR dominance
Kyle Busch led late to win at Pocono, cruising past traffic for his 13th top ten in 14 races this season. Denny Hamlin finished sixth as Joe Gibbs Racing claimed another strong day while Martin Truex Jr. suffered engine trouble ending his bid. The weekend announced plans for a NASCAR Cup doubleheader at Pocono next season with two oval races and a packed schedule.
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Cantlay seals Memorial with 19 under after final round rally
Patrick Cantlay overcame a tough leaderboard and a late charge by Martin Kaymer to win the Memorial at Muirfield Village, finishing 19 under 269. Cantlay birdied the back nine including the last hole after advice from Nicklaus, while Tiger Woods mirrored solid form with a 67 to tie for ninth. Kaymer pressed until bogeys in late holes, but Cantlay prevailed.
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Rays continue streak and early returns for injured players
Rays extend franchise single season record of 26 straight games with three or more runs as Yarbrough surrenders seven runs over seven innings while a traditional starter returns for a second straight game. Twins DJ Nelson Cruz, Mitch Garver, and Yandy Diaz are among returns or rehab notes. Alvarado to family emergency leave. Snell and Carpenter set as Tuesday starters in a note-filled game preview.
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