Hurst tied for lead as late surge seals 67 at U S Open
Annika Sorenstam falters in Edina while Pat Hurst electrifies crowds with an eight iron approach for a birdie finish that gives her a share of the first round lead. Ji Young Oh also atop a crowded leaderboard after a 67 nine holes earlier.
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Sharapova and Roddick fall at Wimbledon in upset losses
Maria Sharapova bowed out in the second round losing 6-2 6-4 to Alla Kudryavtseva as her father reacted loudly nearby. Andy Roddick squandered break chances and fell to Janko Tipsarevic 6-7 7-5 6-4 7-6. Kudryavtseva mocked Sharapova's tuxedo outfit after the victory.
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Sheriff Makes Shaquille ONeal Honorary Deputy in Alabama
Limestone County Sheriff Mike Blakely honored Shaquille ONeal after sheriffs in Arizona and Virginia asked him to return badges due to a provocative rap. Blakely noted he has not seen the video but praised ONeal as a longtime supporter of law enforcement.
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Newspapers faulted for sports hirings
A diversity study of APSE members finds 78 percent white male staff across newspapers and sites with only 11.5 percent women and tiny shares of Black and Latino men among sports editors. One Black woman editor among 341 papers. findings released in New York.
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Indiana AD Rick Greenspan to resign amid NCAA probe
Indiana University announces Athletics Director Rick Greenspan will resign at year end amid new NCAA allegations over monitoring failures in the men’s basketball program. The NCAA had earlier alleged major violations by former coach Kelvin Sampson, with one charge dropped, and is expected to rule on penalties.
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