Matsuyama wins Memorial in playoff at Dublin Ohio
Hideki Matsuyama captured his first U S victory in America at the Memorial in Dublin Ohio. He birdied the 18th to force a playoff with Kevin Na after a wild final round. Matsuyama parred the first extra hole to win as Bubba Watson and Adam Scott faltered late.
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Royals Schedule St. Louis Games This Week
The Royals are set to play in St. Louis with a 7:10 p.m. game tonight and a 6:15 p.m. match on Tuesday. The league dates and locations indicate a home stand in Missouri.
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Soccer on TV tease and scattered baseball notes
Television listings show Mexico versus Ros. Herz at 8 30 p m on ESPN2 with related odds and several major league baseball matchups including Mets at Cleveland Yankees at Interleague Tampa Bay Milwaukee St Louis LA Dodgers and a Minnesota game amid NBA playoffs notes and the Finals set for June 5 in San Antonio with home teams in caps.
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Federer exits early at French Open ends long Grand Slam run
Roger Federer suffered a fourth round defeat to Ernests Gulbis, halting a record streak of 36 straight major quarterfinals and nine consecutive French Open quarterfinals. The 32-year-old legend, who had dominated for years, ends a era with a surprising upset and questions about form.
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Johnson wins at Dover amid pothole fix
Jimmie Johnson sprinted to victory at Dover International Speedway, leading 272 of 400 laps as a pothole repair delayed the race. The win extended his track record to nine Dover victories and kept him in contention for a seventh Cup title. Brad Keselowski, Matt Kenseth, Clint Bowyer, and Denny Hamlin finished behind him.
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U S Beats Turkey in World Cup Warmup in New Jersey
The United States defeated Turkey 2 1 in Harrison New Jersey as Fabian Johnson and Clint Dempsey scored. Michael Bradley assisted the opener as Tim Howard set a goalkeeper wins record and Jurgen Klinsmann evaluated scorers and lineups ahead of the Ghana opener.
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Kings Rangers set for finals in dramatic OT win
Curiaco Alec Martinez scored at 5 47 of overtime and the Los Angeles Kings defeated the Chicago Blackhawks 5 4 in Game 7 to reach the Stanley Cup finals. Los Angeles improved to 7 for 7 in elimination games this postseason and will host the New York Rangers in Game 1 on Wednesday night.
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Hawks in the NBA blog roundup from Jayhawks pages
Journal-World staff highlight online content from Ijworld and Kusports with links to former Jayhawks in the NBA Double-Chin Music Wit and wisdom from sports editor Tom Keegan Tale of the Tait Matt Tait’s blog on Kansas football and related web log entries.
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KU Sports Editors and Staff Contacts Listed
The listing names Tom Keegan Andrew Hartsock Gary Beaore Matt Lait Benton Smith Bobby Nightengale and others as contact editors for KU men's basketball football and high school sports with email handles and domain references for the Lawrence Journal-World and KUSports.
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Nation Will Always Have Fond Recollection Of Landon Donovan
A satirical Onion headline mocks public memory of soccer star Landon Donovan, suggesting enduring but fuzzy nostalgia. The piece plays on the idea that nationwide recall of his career remains affectionate yet hazy.
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Gehrig hits four straight homers as Yankees win
In 1932 Lou Gehrig became the first major leaguer to hit four consecutive homers in a game, powering a 20 to 13 victory over the Philadelphia A's. That day also marked the resignation of John McGraw after 30 years managing the New York Giants.
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