White Sox drop 20th straight as skid extends in Minneapolis
The Chicago White Sox lost their 20th consecutive game, the majors longest streak in 36 years, as Chris Flexen exited early in a 13-7 loss to the Minnesota Twins in Minneapolis. Royce Lewis belted a three run homer in the six run second, the Sox briefly rallied to 10-7 but could not close the gap. Next they head to Oakland for a three game series.
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Rotary Pribys Junior Golf Classic First Round Tee Times
The Rotary Pribys Junior Golf Classic opens with first round tee times at Gardner G.C. Boys Novice and Open divisions list multiple 7:24 am to 11:54 am starts. Girls Novice and Open groups tee off at Cedar Rapids C.C with early 7:00 am to 7:54 am starts and a lineup of young players.
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Harper Kendall
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Logan Weininger
Carson Bakker
Zachary Fournier
Chris Putman
Jacob Fell
Cannon Columbus
Sam Evans
Nolan Dao
Calvin Kensinger
Kylan Thompson
Mason Wilson
Leo Appleby-Sparrow
Andrew Allen
Kenton Klekar
Will Baumann
Henry Ackerman
Will Britton
Connor Fitzgerald
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Owen Conway
Carson Winter
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Everett Britton
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Dylan Heater
Jack Marquardt
Max Geraghty
Colton Weide
Keaton Klekar
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Preston Haefner
Ben Steenrod
Tyler Lauser
Zach Valdez
Matthew Boyles
Jalen Ziesser
Bradey Johnson
Dwight Kueper
Cooper Hoskins
Brady Wise
Stephne Brunk
Lucas Frost
Evan Coleman
Henry Wagner
William Wagner
Grant Allen
Garrett Franklin
Brennan Russell
Jacob Bahl
Mac Driscoll
Thomas Cavin
Christian Cloyd
Jayson Kubik
Connor Keenan
Aden Bakker
Holden Smith
Samuel Sander-Licher
Levi Combs
Ben Braksiek
Jack Pauly
Charlie Young
Emmet Stockdale
Asher Castenson
Easter Swanson
Trevor Denny
Pranay Manga
Tony Boester
Daniel Holladay
Calvin Andresen
Hunter Freeze
Bjorn White
Jacob Schmit
Kael Smith
Korbin Beatty
Jackson Rinderknecht
Brady Casey
Luke Burhans
Leo Koester
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Summer Olympics results sweep multiple sports
A sprawling Olympic update lists medalists across swimming gymnastics track and field tennis archery badminton fencing table tennis golf and more with top names from the United States China Japan Italy and Europe. Notable finishes include Finke Paltrinieri Wiffen in swimming and Djokovic in tennis along with team results in relays and gymnastics scoring.
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Nic Fink
Caeleb Dressel
Hunter Armstrong
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Yohann Ndoye-Brouard
Leon Marchand
Maxime Grousset
Florent Manaudou
Sarah Sioestroom
Sweden
Meg Harris
Australia
Zhang Yufei
Regan Smith
Lilly King
Gretchen Walsh
Terri Huske
Kaylee McKeown
Jenna Strauch
Emma McKeon
Mollie O’callaghan
Wan Letian
Tang Qianting
Yang Junxuan
Santos rises in Midwest with Florida roots and Kernels
Nolan Santos, a Florida-born pitcher who starred at Bethune-Cookman, moved from Fort Myers to Cedar Rapids in the Midwest League. The right-hander has posted a 2.39 ERA with eight saves for Fort Myers and appears in Kernels relief duty, as Iowa games see him in a new regional chapter. The Kernels dropped a 3-2 decision to Great Lakes as Santos adjusts to Midwest travel and audience.
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