2day in Sports History 1925 Catchy Action
In 1925 Helen Wills aged 19 wins her third straight U S Lawn Tennis Association title by defeating Kathleen McKane 3 6 6 0 6 2. The list also notes 1946 Ben Hogan winning the PGA Championship 6 and 4 over Ed Oliver, 1950 Sugar Ray Robinson stops Jose Basora in 52 seconds to claim the world middleweight title, 1984 Latin Disigny wins the International Trot in a record 2 30 mile and 7 length margin, and 1991 Carl Lewis sets the world 100 meter record at 9 86 seconds in Tokyo.
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Mickelson: Offseason feels long after near major bid
Phil Mickelson said the offseason will be long after finishing second in the PGA Championship. He believed this could have been the year to win a major, expressing strong ambition despite the runner-up result.
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Furyk shoots 66 to lead NEC Invitational in Akron
Furyk cards a 4-under 66 at Firestone to take a two stroke lead in the NEC Invitational while Woods and Mickelson chase. Mickelson posts 66 to join Furyk in the final pairing. Woods shoots 67 and is two back, with Norman fading after 71.
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Cook leads Reno Open with 64 and eagle on 12th
PGA Tour action in Reno sees John Cook surge to 8-under 64 on Friday to take a one stroke lead at the Reno Tahoe Open after an eagle on the tough 496-yard 12th. Charles Howell III, David Berganio and Jerry Kelly trail at 134 after 66 and 68s.
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Bonds Near Record Run Brings Mixed Feelings From Giants
Barry Bonds rides a hot streak toward Roger Maris 61 and McGwire 70, needing 16 more home runs to break the single season mark. The story portrays Bonds as aloof and polarizing within the Giants, with teammates and officials questioning his public persona and approach as the chase heightens.
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