Serena Williams Wins Wimbledon Return in English Debut
Serena Williams, now a mother and wife, returns to Wimbledon with a 7-5 6-3 win over Arantxa Rus at the All England Club. The match shows her top form and high self expectations as she chases more Grand Slam glory amid a field featuring Svitolina and others. Other mothers like Tatjana Maria and Victoria Azarenka also advanced, highlighting the day’s surprise results.
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Japan Fails to Reach World Cup Quarterfinals in Last-16
Japan led Belgium 2 1 entering the final stretch but conceded twice in the last 21 minutes to lose 3 2 in Rostov. Akira Nishino called the exit devastating as players collapsed in despair and the team bowed out for a third time at the last-16 stage.
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West Ottawa Graduate Spencer Carl Transfers to Michigan
West Ottawa graduate Spencer Carl will swim for the University of Michigan after four dual meets this season with Louisville. He holds state titles in the 200 yard freestyle and 100 yard butterfly and was a Speedo Junior Nationals finalist in 2016. Carl has three years of eligibility remaining.
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Molinari wins final Quicken Loans National title
Francesco Molinari shot 8-under 62 to win the final Quicken Loans National at TPC Potomac. He built a runaway eight‑shot victory, with an early back-nine eagle and Tiger Woods finishing four behind in fourth. Park wins KPMG Women’s PGA Championship in a playoff over Ryu at Kemper Lakes.
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TV and radio listings and sports programming summary
A dense slate of games and broadcasts across MLB NBA and FIFA World Cup with regional and national coverage. Notable items include Detroit at Chicago Cubs MLB 2 p.m. and White Sox at Cincinnati 7 p.m. plus NBA Summer League games and World Cup second round matchups Sweden versus Switzerland and Colombia versus Chile. Special Olympics 2018 USA Games coverage at 6 p.m. ESPN2 and World Series of Poker Main Event at 7 p.m. on ESPN. Numerous radio and local station notes accompany the schedule.
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Baseball Scores and Upcoming Games Schedule
MLB results list with Detroit over Toronto 3-2 in 10 innings and multiple routs including Chicago Cubs 11 over Houston 2. Tonight features Detroit at Chicago Cubs, Minnesota at Milwaukee, Boston at Washington, and more with a full slate of 7:05 to 10:10 p.m. starts.
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National League Monday games schedule overview
A compact NL slate lists Tampa Bay at Miami and late-night matchups including San Francisco at Colorado St. Louis at Arizona Pittsburgh at L.A. Dodgers Boston at Washington New York Yankees at Atlanta Mets at Toronto and San Francisco at Colorado with late games shown and times varying.
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World Cup results and schedule from Russia
In Kazan France defeated Argentina 4 3, at Sochi Uruguay beat Portugal 2 1. Moscow hosted Russia 1 Spain 1 with Russia winning 4 3 on penalties, Nizhny Novgorod saw Croatia 1 Denmark 1 with Croatia 3 2 on penalties. Brazil beat Mexico 2 0 at Rostov, Belgium edged Japan 3 2. Matches set for St Petersburg and other cities with Sweden Switzerland at 10 am and Colombia England at 2 pm on Friday, July 7.
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