Wimbledon Embraces Hawk-Eye Tech Amid Tradition Shift
Wimbledon will deploy Hawk-Eye electronic line-calling on Centre Court and Court 1 starting June 25, with three challenges per set plus a tiebreaker exception. The move follows equal prize money and a forthcoming retractable roof, signaling modernization while preserving key traditions. Andy Roddick and others welcome the change, noting tradition remains despite improvements.
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Irvine dispatches Fullerton in longest College World Series game
Irvine beat Cal State Fullerton 5-4 in 13 innings in Omaha to end Fullerton’s bid. Bryan Petersen delivered the decisive run with a single in the 13th as Oregon State later mention follows, while Serrano and Horton shared a tearful embrace after the tense elimination game.
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Cabrera and Ginobili eclipse soccer in Argentina sports
Argentine papers crown Cabrera the monster of golf after his first major win at Oakmont, tying him with historic figures and drawing focus away from Copa Libertadores. Ginobili dominates sports pages after Spurs win, with La Nacion dedicating a 12 page section to his NBA title lift.
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