Saso Captures Second U.S. Women's Open Title in Lancaster
Yuka Saso, 22, became the first Filipino to win the Women's Open and later the first from Japan to claim the title. She shot 2 under par 68 in round 4, finishing 4 under 276, three strokes ahead of Hinako Shibuno amid a day of miscues from leaders. Andrea Lee and Ally Ewing tied for third. Saso earned 2.4 million of the 12 million purse and strengthened prospects for Olympic play.
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Lancaster
Yuka Saso
Saso
Hinako Shibuno
Olympic Club
Andrea Lee
Lear
Stanford
Lee
Ally Ewing
Philippines
Japan
Minjee Lee
Pine Needles
Sasa
Wichanee Meechai
Thailand
Lancaster Country Club
Associated Press
Hamilton
Ontario
Robert MacIntyre
Hamilton Golf and Country Club
MacIntyre
Ben Griffin
Cindric Wins NASCAR Race as Blaney Runs Dry in St. Louis
Austin Cindric captured his second Cup Series victory at World Wide Technology Raceway after teammate Ryan Blaney ran out of gas while leading on the final lap. Denny Hamlin finished second with Brad Keselowski third as Christopher Bell faced car trouble late.
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Madison
Ill
Austin Cindric
World Wide Technology Raceway
Ryan Blaney
Blaney
Christopher Bell
Cindric
Denny Hamlin
Brad Keselowski
Tyler Reddick
Joey Logano
Bell
St. Louis
Penske
Logano
Martin Truex Jr
Michael McDowell
Carter foul upgrade and WNBA fines headline notes
In Sunday action the WNBA upgraded Carter’s third quarter foul on Clark to flagrant-1 after review. Chicago was fined 5,000 for media policy failures and Angel Reese was fined 1,000 for not speaking to reporters after a game. MacIntyre won the RBC Canadian Open, Els claimed the Principal Charity Classic, and Swiatek Gauff and the Paris men’s draw set quarterfinals and a Sinner-Alcaraz clash.
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WNBA
Chicago Sky
Chennedy Carter
Indiana Fever
Caitlin Clark
Carter
Clark
Fever
Sky
Angel Reese
Chicago
Paris
Iga Swiatek
Anastasia Potapova
Coco Gauff
Elisabetta Cacciaretto
Carlos Alcaraz
Stefanos Tsitsipas
Grigor Dimitrov
Jannik Sinner
Mavericks in Five in NBA Finals Clash with Celtics
The piece weighs expert opinion on the Dallas Mavericks and Boston Celtics meeting for the title. It weighs Dallas's Luka Doncic's impact against Boston's historic edge, notes regular season records, and argues for Mavericks in five. It contrasts past champions with the current stars Jokic Curry Giannis LeBron and Kawhi.
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Jon Landau
Dallas Mavericks
Luka Doncic
NBA
Mavericks
Boston Celtics
Celtics
Boston
Dallas
Minnesota
Rick Carlisle
Indiana Pacers
Holiday
Golden State
Chicago
Draymond Green
Cleveland
Kyrie
Jokie
Curry
Giannis
Phoenix
LeBron
Kawhi
Minneapolis
Associated Press
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Busch
Kyle Larson
Larson
Els
Des Moines
Ernie Els
Wakanda Club
Stephen Ames
Swiatek, Gauff
Gazette
Wices
Mavs
Ving
Irving
Donch
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