Three share FedEx St Jude lead at 5 under par
Shawn Stefani Tom Hoge and Seung yul Noh led the FedEx St Jude Classic on Thursday in Memphis at 5 under 65. Low wind and fast greens made scoring easy as players prepared for the US Open at Oakmont. Hoge birdied bogey free in the morning group, with Dustin Johnson Stricker Donaldson Knost Gay and Carballo at 66.
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Sharks stun Penguins as Jones anchors Game 5 win
San Jose goaltender Martin Jones stopped 44 shots in a 4-2 victory to deny Pittsburgh's home party. The Sharks head home tied 3-3 in the series, with Jones earning praise for a standout performance that shifted momentum in the Stanley Cup clash.
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Neshannock Lancers fall short in PIAA quarterfinal loss
Neshannock High suffers late defensive miscues in a 2-1 defeat to Bishop McCort at Fox Chapel High School. Fraschetti fans five while Serignese scores on a squeeze. McCort capitalizes on an error to take the lead.
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Ellwood City Softball Blanked by Moniteau in Quarters
Ellwood City Lincoln High mustered only one hit and did not advance a runner to second as Moniteau routed the Lady Wolverines 11 to 0 in six innings at Slippery Rock University. The mercy-rule defeat ends Ellwood City 21-1 and their bid for a state title.
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Locke Struggles as Pirates Fall at Rockies
Jeff Locke endured a rough start at Coors Field, allowing 11 earned runs over 4 2 3 innings in a 11-5 loss to Colorado. His ERA spiked to 5.38 after a four game win streak, while Pirates manager Clint Hurdle called the outing an outlier despite the heavy defeat.
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Phillies pick California prep outfielder Moniak first overall
SECAUCUS AP Phillies select Mickey Moniak from La Costa Canyon High School in Carlsbad as the No 1 pick, the first prep outfielder chosen No 1 since 2003 Delmon Young. Commissioner Manfred announced the selection at MLB Network studios, marking Philadelphia’s first top pick since Pat Burrell in 1998. Moniak, 6-2 190, said there is no pressure.
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