Stars fall at U S Open as Mickelson, Spieth stumble
At Shinnecock Hills in Southampton, Mickelson opened with a 77 in the 27th U S Open, asking about a rule to see the ball after a hit. Spieth shot 78 in his toughest major round, while McIlroy endured an 80 after starting poorly, with all three chasing career Grand Slam goals.
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Spain ready to move past coaching turmoil at World Cup opener
Spain, with interim coach Fernando Hierro, aims to shake off a chaotic week after Julen Lopetegui was fired for agreeing to join Real Madrid. Captain Sergio Ramos urged a quick turn of the page as the European champion faces Portugal in the World Cup opener.
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Toronto Captures Calder Cup In Tight Final
Toronto defeats Texas 4 3 to win the Calder Cup in a best of seven series clinching game. Toronto gains the championship with a late rally sealing the series 4 3.
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Vekic, Boulter roll into Nottingham round two
In Nottingham at the grass court event the Croatian Donna Vekic beat Vera Lapko in straight sets 6-2 7-6. Britain’s Katie Boulter defeated Sam Stosur 7-6 6-1. Johanna Konta overcame Heather Watson 6-4 7-6. Ashleigh Barty beat Duan 6-3 6-2 in straight sets. Doubles saw Cabrera Falconi advance on walkover while Buzarnescu Watson won 7-6 6-3.
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Major League Baseball Stat Leaderboard Highlights
A dense sports wire summary lists batting leaders like Betts and Segura, hitting leaders such as Segura and Freeman, and top pitchers including Kluber and Verlander. It also notes home run, stolen base, and ERA leaders across the American and National leagues with tied figures and key players highlighted.
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Russia roars to 5-0 rout of Saudi Arabia in World Cup opener
In Moscow a victorious Russia ends a 16 year World Cup win drought with a 5-0 group A victory over Saudi Arabia. Yuri Gazinsky opened scoring, Denis Cheryshev added two goals, Artyom Dzyuba came off the bench for a third, and Golovin finished with a free kick.
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Regular Season Hockey Standings Note
Edmonton and Saskatchewan posted 0 0 records with two points awarded for a win and one for a tie reflecting regular season standings.
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Texas and Toronto Split Results In Baseball Series
Texas and Toronto alternated wins across a series with scores including 3 2 and 6 2. games on June 9 and 12 showed Toronto and Texas trading victories, while June 14 left Toronto ahead 6 to Texas.
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