Twins outfielder Hunter appeals two game suspension
Minnesota Twins outfielder Byron Hunter appealed a two game ban for an equipment throwing outburst after his ejection against Kansas City. MLB fined him an undisclosed amount for the tantrum during Wednesday's game as the Twins lost 7-2 in Texas.
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Patriots sign Flynn to bolster Brady insurance
Fox Borouth Mass The Patriots sign Matt Flynn to shore up the quarterback spot as Tom Brady faces a four game suspension. Flynn adds depth behind second year pro Jimmy Garoppolo after releasing Garrett Gilbert. Flynn was a seventh round pick by Green Bay in 2008 and started for the Packers in 2010 against New England.
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Sam leaves Alouettes for personal reasons in CFL
Montreal Alouettes defensive end Michael Sam has exited training camp for personal reasons and was granted permission to return home to Texas. The team stressed confidentiality and support, noting Sam remains welcome to return when ready. Sam, 25, became the CFL's first openly gay signing and NFL draftee after a standout Missouri career.
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U S and Sweden settle for 0-0 World Cup draw in Winnipeg
United States and Sweden played to a 0-0 tie as Abby Wambach subbed in for the U S in the second half. Lindahl made key saves including a late crossbar pop. The match kept U S atop Group D with four points ahead of final group game versus Nigeria in Vancouver while Sweden heads to Edmonton for its last group match against Australia.
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United States Sweden Second Half None Yet Despite Shots Edge
A soccer match shows United States 2 shots on goal to Sweden 0 with 12 to 9 total shots. Fouls favor Sweden 10 to 5. corners 10 to 8. Lineups feature Hope Solo and Carli Lloyd for the US and Hedvig Lindahl for Sweden. Referee Sachiko Yamagishi officiated with two assistants.
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Kerr Goes Small Payoff Boosts Warriors in Finals Game 4
Warriors coach Steve Kerr benched center and started Andre Iguodala for the first time this season, going small and lifting Golden State to a 103-82 win to tie the NBA Finals at 2-2. LeBron James and the Cavaliers face adjustments with Kyrie Irving and Kevin Love sidelined.
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Two Day Sports Calendar at Kansas University
Kansas University schedules a two day sports calendar with NCAA Outdoor in Eugene Oregon and Royals games at St Louis. Events include track events in Oregon and Royals road games in St Louis with specific 3 10 p m and 1 15 p m start times.
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KU Sports Desk Contacts and Email Addresses
Listing of контакт emails for Tom Keegan Andrew Hartsock Gary Bedore Matt Tait and KU sports editors covering men s basketball football and high school sports at Lawrence Journal World KUSports com and related outlets in a contact directory format.
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Hogan Wins U.S. Open With Fourth Title In 1953
Ben Hogan secured his fourth U.S. Open championship in 1953 by dominating the field with a six stroke victory over Sam Snead. The win cemented Hogan as a dominant force in golf during the era, showcasing steady play and clutch performance on the course.
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