Day wires to win The Players with back-to-back bogey-free finish
Australian Jason Day led The Players Championship from the start, bogey-free on the back nine, closing with a 71 to finish 15 under and win by four strokes over Kevin Chappell. Day vaults to No. 1 with a dominant showing at Sawgrass and a $1.89 million purse.
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Fake bomb disrupts Man United season finale
A fake bomb was left during a security drill at Manchester United’s stadium causing evacuation and postponement of the Bournemouth match. Police described the device as lifelike, a controlled explosion occurred, and later officials confirmed it was fake, traced to a toilet in an earlier training exercise. The Premier League rescheduled the game for Tuesday amid heightened security.
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Murray Beats Djokovic For Italian Open Title On Clay
Andy Murray, celebrating his 29th birthday, defeated Novak Djokovic 6 3 6 3 to win the Italian Open on clay. Djokovic wore a bandage after injuring his left ankle, rain interrupted the final, and Murray secured Rome’s trophy—a first for him in the city and a week before the French Open. Serena Williams ended a nine month title drought with a 7 6 5 3 win over Madison Keys in the women’s final. Williams noted she has played only four tournaments since Cincinnati.
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Saints pick Rankins in top pick shows calm, fast learner
New Orleans first-round selection Sheldon Rankins, a Louisville product, arrives in the Saints camp in good shape and quick to study, saying he is a laid back, simple person who plans to focus on football. Saints coach Sean Payton praises his athleticism and leadership potential, while Rankins stresses dedication and readiness to lead.
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Raiders pick up rookies ready to learn after brisk rookie camp
Joseph, known for his hard hitter style and five interceptions last season, adapts to a new number 42 under Raiders coach Jack Del Rio. Jihad Ward shines in first practice despite knee doubts as the team closes in on OTAs and a three day June minicamp, with rookies eager to absorb the playbook and system quickly.
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Fuller Ready to Prove Talents After Injury Return
Fuller, the 84th pick, is viewed as a potential nickel or dime cornerback for a rebuilt Redskins secondary including Josh Norman. He must regain knee strength and football conditioning after his Virginia Tech injuries and missed rookie minicamp. He trains to learn the playbook while awaiting full health for on-field duties.
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