GO Shamble win for first time duo at Mount Carmel
Phillip Riggs and Nathan Pinkstaff won the Mount Carmel 2-Man Shamble, finishing 18-under 124 to claim the 36-hole event by one stroke. They led after a 61 opening round and sealed victory with strong drives and clutch putting, topping Joe Curtis Jacob Zwilling and others in a crowded field.
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Leighty aims for prestigious Optimist title in Florida
Abbey Leighty, Mount Carmel senior to be from Decatur Illinois, begins play at the Optimist International Golf Championships at PGA National Resort. She qualified by finishing third at IHSA state, shot 238 over three rounds on a 6156 yard course, with rounds 80 78 80, and will play Tuesday through Thursday with a Friday final. The field includes players from 42 states, six Canadian provinces and 23 other nations, with past notables like Jeff Overton, Phil Mickelson, and Tiger Woods among participants.
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Hall of Fame inductees Johnson Martinez Smoltz Biggio honored
Johnson, Martinez, Smoltz, and Biggio were inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. Martinez spoke in Spanish and honored his Dominican heritage alongside Marichal. Biggio noted his Astros career spanning four positions, while Smoltz and Johnson reflected on trades that shaped their paths to immortality.
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Busch wins Brickyard 400 in dramatic overtime
Kyle Busch uses a late surge and three tight restarts to prevail at Indianapolis in his first race back after season setbacks. He holds off Logano and Harvick amid humidity and a packed track, kissing the yard of bricks after a 0.332-second victory.
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