Hoffman Leads Canadian Open as Garrigus Cards 62
Charley Hoffman fired a 7 under 65 to take a one stroke lead at Glen Abbey with a 17 under total. Gary Woodland and Robert Garrigus matched the course record 62 to surge into 15 under, while defending champion Jhonatan Vegas and others sit tied at 14 under.
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Langer Opens Four Shot Lead At Senior British Open
Bernhard Langer shot a bogey free 65 to grab a four stroke lead at Royal Porthcawl in calmer conditions. The 59 year old German seeks a fifth victory in ten majors with 208 total. Corey Pavin shot 65 to chase in second as veterans contest final spots. Watson tied for 11th after a 67, saying relief came from better weather after rough previous days.
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Preece Wins Xfinity Race for First Career Victory
Ryan Preece drove the No. 20 Toyota for Joe Gibbs Racing to a NASCAR Xfinity win at Iowa Speedway, surviving a green white checkered finish. He started on pole and held off Kyle Benjamin in a late restart assault, scoring his first Xfinity victory after a bold two-race deal. Benjamin finished second with Brian Scott, Brennan Poole, and Cole Custer following.
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Royals Return To Action In Two Day Baseball Schedule
Royals face the Red Sox at Boston today at 12 35 p m then travel to Baltimore for a game against the Orioles Monday at 6 05 p m The schedule outlines back to back clashes as the team aims to stay competitive and build momentum.
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Today in Sports highlights from 1917 to 1980 in brief
Key sports moments include Ty Cobb Veach Vitt 5-for-5 in a 16-4 Detroit win over Washington in 1917. 1932 Los Angeles opens the 10th modern Olympics. Dizzy Dean 17 strikeouts as Cardinals top Cubs 8-2 in 1933. Willie McCovey debuts with four hits 1969? 7-2 Giants over Phillies. Jerry Barber edges Don January in 1961 PGA playoff. Ron Hansen unassisted triple play in 1968. Colts beat All-Stars 24-17 in 1971. Jim Bibby no-hits A’s 6-0 in 1973. Bruce Jenner sets decathlon record 8,618 in 1976. JR Richard stroke and surgery in 1980. 1962 Braves return Chief Noc-A-Homa teepee to left field after poor run, team later regains first place.
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