Johnson cracks 4-under to win historic Oakmont U S Open
Jordan Johnson clinches at 4-under 276 the lowest winning score in nine U S Opens at Oakmont as a tense crowd reacts to a potential penalty. He calls a rules official after a near-move on a fifth hole putt and holds off Shane Lowry who falters late.
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Lowry bitterly disappointed after U S Open collapse
Shane Lowry finished tied for second at the U S Open at Oakmont after erasing a four shot edge. He shot a 6 over 76 final round for a 1 under 279 total, three behind Dustin Johnson who sealed the win. Lowry called the finish bitterly disappointing while praising Johnson’s near flawless play.
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Cubs Sweep Pirates as Rizzo Bryant Power Cubs
Cubs beat Pirates 7 2 to complete a seven series sweep behind homers by Bryant and Rizzo after Taillon flirted with a no hitter into the seventh. Contreras to start behind the plate Monday. Dexter Fowler hamstring and trainer notes mark Cubs injury concerns. Stallings debut ends 0 for 4. Locke to start Monday against Giants as Lackey faces St Louis opener.
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Hornish Powers No. 18 to Victory After Restart Lead
NASCAR race saw Sam Hornish surge on a late restart as Drew Herring drew a caution with under 60 laps left. Hornish held the lead on the final restart, delivering a strong finish for an opportunistic run while Keselowski praised the driver and the car. Jones, Keselowski and Sadler started back after unapproved body mods but Sadler recovered. Hornish has two more 2016 starts planned, in Iowa and Kentucky. he thanked his family for support amid the rebound.
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Cavaliers win NBA Finals on road in Game 7 upset
LeBron James and Kyrie Irving led Cleveland to a clutch Game 7 victory at Oracle, ending Golden State’s chase for a title. Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson fought hard as the Cavs overcame pressure, with James scoring late and Irving sealing the win with key plays. Green posted a triple double in defeat as Cleveland celebrated a historic, road-based Finals triumph.
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