Sixth Man Crawford to stay with Clippers
Jamal Crawford agreed to a 42 million, three year contract to remain with the Los Angeles Clippers. The deal was discussed ahead of the NBA offseason moratorium lift and follows his third straight Sixth Man of the Year honor after posting 14.2 points per game in 27 minutes and 17.3 points in six playoff games.
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Williams seals 300th Grand Slam win at Wimbledon
Serena Williams dominated Annika Beck 6 3 6 0 to reach the Wimbledon fourth round, matching Martina Navratilova with 300 Open era major victories and tying Chris Evert for second. The 34 year old improved to 300 42 and Eyes No 301 against Svetlana Kuznetsova as rain delayed other matches turning Sunday into a subdued People’s Sunday.
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Dustin Johnson captures Bridgestone Invitational title
Dustin Johnson powers to a 66 and wins the Bridgestone Invitational over Jason Day, Scott Piercy, and others. Day collapses on the back nine after a one-shot lead, finishing tied for third as Johnson rises to world No. 2. In France, Thongchai Jaidee wins the French Open by four strokes over Rory McIlroy at Le Golf National.
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Chalmers Wins Baracuda Championship With Eagle Finish
Greg Chalmers of Australia wins the Baracuda Championship at Montreux in Reno for his first PGA Tour title. He jars a final hole eagle for a six point victory in the Stableford styled event, earning a two year tour exemption and a British Open spot at Royal Troon. Gary Woodland finishes second after a late bogey for par.
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Henderson Defends Portland Title With Four-Stroke Victory
Brooke Henderson, the defending champion and world No. 2, shot 14 under 274 with a final round 71 at Columbia Edgewater Country Club to pull away from Stacy Lewis and win the LPGA Cambia Portland Classic in Portland, Oregon.
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Sagan wins Tour stage in Cherbourg amid surprise finish
Peter Sagan claimed a Tour de France stage at Cherbourg en Cotentin, ending a three-year winless spell. The world champion did not celebrate with a wheelie or fist pump, admitting he was surprised to have crossed first while thinking two riders remained ahead.
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Loyola parts with women's basketball coach Swoopes
Loyola University Chicago ends its relationship with women's basketball coach Sheryl Swoopes after an April investigation into allegations from former players. Cate Soan cited humiliation and a hostile environment as part of the complaints.
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Besler Caps Sporting KC Comeback Win Over Crew 3-2
Matt Besler headed in stoppage time to lift Sporting Kansas City to a 3-2 victory over the Columbus Crew. Ola Kamara opened the scoring for Columbus, Benny Feilhaber equalized, and Graham Zusi put SKC ahead before Kamara again tied. Kamara netted seven goals in five matches as Columbus failed to win in nine.
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Royals to Jay Ws at Toronto Tuesday 6 07 p.m
The Royals travel to Toronto for a scheduled 6 07 p m game against the Jays on Tuesday. The matchup features a tense interleague clash with both teams seeking momentum ahead of the week.
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Hawks in the NBA and KU football blogs feature Jayhawks pros
Online content from the Journal-World staff highlights former Kansas players in the NBA and KU football via blogs and web links. It compiles notes from Hawks NBA, All Eyes on KU, Double-Chin Music, Tale of the Tait, and staff writers like Matt Tait, offering updates and commentary on KU athletes at the next level.
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Wimbledon finals and a cookoff jab referenced in cross-era chatter
The fragment links a Deseret News jab about rigging after a TV cook show tweet to historic Wimbledon notes. It recalls 1930 Helen Wills Moody’s fourth straight singles title with 6-2 6-2 over Elizabeth Ryan and 1982 Jimmy Connors defeating John McEnroe 3-6 6-3 6-7 7-6 6-4 for the Wimbledon men’s crown.
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