Mount Carmel falters to Olney in district opener defeat
Mount Carmel lost 5-0 to Olney in the Illinois Little League District 1 Tournament at Lawrenceville City Park, dropping to 1-1 in double elimination. Olney scored in the second and third innings, added three more in the fifth, while Mount Carmel managed four hits and failed to mount a sustained rally.
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Cubs edge White Sox 3-1 in Crosstown showdown
Jake Arrieta tossed a two hitter and homered to lift the Chicago Cubs to a 3-1 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Arrieta improved to 10-5 with nine strikeouts in his second complete game, while Kris Bryant and Dexter Fowler supplied early runs. Jose Quintana took the loss for Chicago as the Cubs snapped a skid in the rivalry.
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Busch nets Sprint Cup 400 at Kentucky in dramatic duel
Kyle Busch drives the No. 18 Toyota Camry to a hard won 400 mile Kentucky Speedway race over Joey Logano. Busch leads 163 of 267 laps, overcoming late pressure as Keselowski and others falter. He inches closer to the Chase and notches his second win in three starts after Daytona rehab.
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Djokovic tops Federer for Wimbledon title
Novak Djokovic faced a 108 mph serve from Roger Federer and a 123 mph offering before firing a cross court return winner and a down the line backhand to seal the victory. Serena Williams celebrated a sixth Wimbledon crown and 21st major singles title with a playful moment balancing the trophy atop her head after her win.
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