Schauffele Opens PGA Championship With 62 At Valhalla
Xander Schauffele shot a bogey-free 62 to take a three-stroke lead at Valhalla, the lowest round in PGA Championship history. Tony Finau and Sahith Theegala sit two back as Masters winner Scottie Scheffler eagled the opening hole and Brooks Koepka, Rory McIlroy, and others chase early.
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Yankees sweep Twins in 5 0 win in Minneapolis
Clarke Schmidt fired eight scoreless innings and Anthony Volpe opened with a homer as the Yankees completed a three game sweep with a 5-0 win over the Minnesota Twins in Minneapolis. Gleyber Torres drove in a run with two doubles while Rizzo Wells and Verdugo added RBIs. Judge doubled twice and walked, finishing 2 for 3 with a walk.
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NFL distances itself from Chiefs kicker Butker remarks
The NFL stated its views do not reflect the league after Harrison Butker spoke at Benedictine College. He claimed many women earning degrees are likely more excited to marry and have children and criticized Catholic leaders for promoting gender ideologies.
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Vikings sign Tonyan as Hockenson heals
The Minnesota Vikings add depth at tight end by signing Robert Tonyan while T J Hockenson recovers from a torn ACL. The move comes after waiving undrafted rookie Donovan Manuel to make roster space. In other sports, WNBA teams will receive full-time charter flights by May 21 as part of a $50 million two year plan.
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Wrecks at Indy 500 practice crash hits Ericsson and Lundqvist
Former Indy 500 winner Marcus Ericsson and rookie Linus Lundqvist were involved in separate crashes during a busy practice day. Their teams now face extra repair work ahead of weekend qualifying.
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Zhang withdraws from Mizuho Open after three holes
Rose Zhang withdrew from the Mizuho Americas Open in Jersey City due to illness after completing only three holes of the opening round. The 20 year old had ended Nelly Korda's run of five straight LPGA wins by winning the Cognizant Founders Cup last week, her first victory in almost a year.
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Dream Fever games moved to fit larger crowds
The Atlanta Dream shift two regular season home games against Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever to State Farm Arena to accommodate bigger crowds. Gateway Center Arena, a 3,500 seat venue near the airport, is the smallest in the WNBA. State Farm Arena seats over 17,000. The games are set for June 21 and August 26.
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Area sports day highlights state meet and pro games
High school track state championships at Drake Stadium Des Moines girls soccer regionals 2A 3A College baseball Florida International Iowa Midwest League Quad Cities vs Kernels auto racing Hawkeye Downs Speedway NBA NHL WNBA and MLB games including Pirates vs Cubs White Sox vs Yankees Rays vs Blue Jays Twins vs Guardians Mystics vs Sun Storm vs Lynx PGA Championship Mizuho Americas Open and NCAA softball college tournaments all listed with times and networks.
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Iowa state boys track leaders at Des Moines Drake Stadium
Iowa Class 3A and 4A state meet results list team standings through events at Drake Stadium Des Moines. Individuals crowned in high jump 6-9 Fairfield Eli Zillman and 6-7 ties Wanding Hosnyang Le Mars Eli Patterson Benton, plus top marks in 3200, discus, relay and sprint events across Pella Solon Williamsburg Center Point Urbana Fairfield Lewis Central Benton and others.
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State Girls Track 3A Championships Mount Vernon results
Mount Vernon hosts state meet events with top team standings led by Pleasant Valley and Johnston. Individual winners include Charlee Morton in discus for Hampton-Dumont CAL and London Warmuth in high jump for Adel ADM, while Marissa Ferebee leads 3000 for Pella and the Gilbert 4x400 team posts a fast mark.
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Pro basketball second round results and notes
Late Wednesday results include Boston 113 Cleveland 98 with Boston up 4 1 in the series and Dallas 104 Oklahoma City 92 with Dallas leading 3 2. Other games feature Denver at Minnesota and New York at Indiana with multiple series leads, plus hockey and college baseball notes.
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Girls' golf results at Geneva CC lead with Pleasant Valley
In a Par 71 meet at Geneva Country Club Muscatine Pleasant Valley took team honors with a 325. North Scott 365. I.C. Liberty 391. Bettendorf 401. Muscatine 407. I.C. High 421. Ottumwa 441. Burlington 493. Davenport Central 502. Davenport North 502. Medalist Isabella Pettersen I.C. Liberty. MVC ALL-CONFERENCE honors named Ava Kalb senior Dubuque Wahlert as Athlete of the Year. First and second teams list multiple players from Wahlert Cedar Falls Prairie Xavier and others.
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Regional first round match in Dubuque ends Wahlert win
In Dubuque, Dubuque Wahlert defeats Clayton Ridge 2 to 0 in the regional first round. Wahlert advances while Clayton Ridge is eliminated from the tournament.
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Bowling Leagues at May City Bowl Highlights Scores
Summer season results show Wed. Summer Seniors led by Mary Reade 205 and Dena Anderson with 502 in series. Wed. Summer Doubles featured Nicole Petersen 258 647, Dan Weimer 278 and Dennis Kurseth 711, outlining key performances.
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