Three under par at Oakmont after second round
At the U S Open Oakmont ringed with Gray skies Scottie Scheffler sits four over and within reach as only three players stay under par Burns leads at 3 under 137 with Hovland two behind J J Spaun one stroke back after a late bogey Burns heroics on Thursday kept him in contention while Hovland birdied from long range twice and landed an eagle but stained by a double bogey on the second hole with two days left the field narrows to a tight race.
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Sam Burn
Adam Scott
Ben Griffin
Victor Perez
Thriston Law
Russell Henley
Thomas Detry
Brooks Koepka
Si Woo Kim
Max Greyseman
Jason Day
Tyrell Hart
Chris Kirk
Keegan Bradley
Christiaan Bezuidenhout
Emiliano Grillo
Adam Schenk
Carlos Ortiz
Sam Stevens
Rasmus Neery
Jhonattan Vegas
Nick Taylor
Daniel Berger
Aaron Rai
Taylor Pendrith
Rasmus Hojgaar
Trevor Cone
Denny McCarthy
Collin Morikawa
Cameron Young
Robert Macintyr
Jon Rahm
Maverick McNealy
Johnny Keefer
Mackenzie Hughes
Ryan Fox
Tom Kim
Matthieu Pavon
Jordan Spieth
Sungine Im
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Tony Finau
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Corey Conner
Jordan Smith
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Marc Leishman
Phillip Barbaree
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Reds pitcher Miley tied to Skaggs drug saga in deposition
In a California wrongful death case over Tyler Skaggs, deposition testimony alleges Reds pitcher Wade Miley supplied pain pills to the late Angels pitcher. The claim emerges amid trials of Angels publicist Eric Kay and other witnesses, with Miley not facing charges.
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Sportsday high school events and pro games listed in schedules
A dense schedule lists high school softball and baseball matchups across Marion Ankeny Liberty Sioux City Des Moines and other cities with times from morning to evening plus college tracks NCAA events Midwest League MLB and international soccer and pro leagues. It notes venues Burlington Harlan Eugene Peoria and Seattle and mentions TV channels and contact lines for listings.
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Kennedy
Ankeny Centennial
Linn-Mar
Liberty
Sioux City
Des Moines
Roosevelt
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Prairie
Muscatine
Washington
Burlington
New London
I.C. West
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Polk
Regina
Battle of the Bluffs
Council Bluffs
St. Albert
Palk
Heelan
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Eugene
Ore
Peoria
C.R. Kernels
Independence Motor Speedway
Indiana and Oklahoma City clash in NBA Finals game schedule
Indiana led the series 2-1 after Friday’s late game in Indiana. The schedule lists Indiana at Oklahoma City Friday night, Indiana at Oklahoma City Monday at 8:30 p.m., Oklahoma City at Indiana Thursday TBA, and Indiana at Oklahoma City Sunday June 22 TBA.
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Indiana
Baseball and NCAA World Series Update Schedule and Results
Thursday results Milwaukee 6 St Louis 0 and Cubs 3 Pirates 2. Friday scores Cubs 1 Pirates 2 in 10 innings. Pro baseball shows many late games and today’s tw0 game day slate with starting pitchers and times. College World Series at Omaha lists results Coastal Carolina 7 Arizona 4 and next UCLA vs Murray State. Sunday games include Arkansas LSU, Arizona vs Loser, Coastal Carolina vs Winner.
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Weekend High School Sports Scores Across Iowa City Area
Cascade defeated Monticello 10 to 0 in six innings, while Monticello edged Cascade 3 to 2 in another game. Multiple leagues show varied results including Linn-Mar over Waterloo West 4 to 1 and Central City 8 8, Midland 0 0. Javelin honors, football-like standings, and a golf hole in one at Hunters Ridge are noted along with pro hockey and MLS/US soccer schedules.
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Multiple MLB and NFL player moves across teams
Boston Red Sox send Nick Burch to Worcester on rehab. Astros trade for cash from Rays for Forrest Whitley. Angels designate Shaun Anderson. Christian Moore called up from Salt Lake. Sam Bachman recalled. Mariners DFA Leody Tavarez to Tacoma. Blue Jays assign Max Scherzer to Buffalo on rehab. Reds reinstate Brent Suter. Brewers acquire Andrew Vaughn from White Sox. Vaughn optioned to Nashville. Daz Cameron on paternity list. Grant Anderson and Drew Avans recalled from Nashville. Mets place Kodai Senga on 15 day IL. Max Kranick recalled from Syracuse. Pirates claim Michael Darrell-Hicks off waivers. Endy Rodriguez moved to 60 day IL. Bills sign Hairston and Walker. Vikings sign Vershon Lee. Bubba Bolden released. 49ers sign J West. Seahawks cut Mitch Van Vooren.
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Forrest Whitley
LOS Angeles Angels
Shaun Anderson
Christian Moore
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Sam Bachman
Seattle Mariners
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Tacoma
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Max Scherzer
Buffalo
Cincinnati Reds
Brent Suter
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Andrew Vaughn
Chicago White Sox
Aaron Civale
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Grant Anderson
Drew Avans
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Kodai Senga
Max Kranick
Syracuse
Pittsburgh Pirates
Michael Darrell-Hicks
Indianapolis
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