Moustakas lifts Royals past Blue Jays with first grand slam
Moustakas snapped a hitless skid with an RBI double and a grand slam to drive Kansas City to an 11 3 win over Toronto. Teaford earned his first win of the season as Salvador Perez added a two run homer and the Royals finished with 14 hits. Jose Bautista homered for Toronto, but Ricky Romero took the loss after permitting eight runs in six plus innings.
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Sharapova Falls To Lisicki In Wimbledon Shock
At the All England Club, top seed Maria Sharapova was beaten 6-4 6-3 by Sabine Lisicki. Serena Williams faced a tough three-set match with a Kazakh wildcard while Roger Federer received medical help for his back but advanced to the quarterfinals with a 122 mph ace.
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Thayer Leads KWGA Junior Journey at Tallgrass
Mackenzie Thayer tops the field with a 76 and Abbey Campbell follows with 77 after the opening round of the 52nd Kansas State Junior Girls Championship at Tallgrass Country Club Wichita. Thayer, Garden City High grad, will play for KU next fall. Campbell teams with Abbi Shaddix for 2012 Lady Buffs.
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Saudi women fear backlash as Olympics move toward female athletes
In Riyadh gains on IOC pressure to end men-only teams, Saudi Arabia says qualified women may compete in London. Yet female players fear state crackdown after the Games, with underground leagues and coaches like Rawh Abdullah balancing passion and risk. Her Al Tahaddi club operates with limited facilities amid fiscal fees and travel for exhibition games.
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