James caps Olympic title with clutch dunk and 3
Kevin Durant scored 30 and James had 19 as the U S men's basketball team beat Spain to win Olympic gold in London. James joined Jordan as the only players to win regular season MVP Finals MVP and Olympic gold in the same year. The victory wrapped a dramatic era with coach Mike Krzyzewski retiring after the win.
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McIlroy captures U S Open major amid record run
Rory McIlroy reclaimed a major title with a final round 66 to finish 13 under 275, breaking records for margin of victory and tying a career-defining streak. David Lynn won the B flight with 68, while Tiger Woods faded, and Ian Poulter, Justin Rose, and Keegan Bradley shared the top ranks. Mickelson held the Ryder Cup spot as Davis Love III prepares captains picks.
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Pesky remembered for Red Sox career and famous myth
John Michael Pesky, longtime Red Sox shortstop and former manager, died aged 90s. He played 1942 to 1952 with Navy service, then coached and managed in Boston and briefly for Detroit. Known for the Pesky Pole and a disputed World Series myth, he is survived by son David and wife Ruth.
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London Olympic Opening Ceremony dazzles with music and unity
London celebrated the Olympics with a star filled show featuring Madness and One Direction, tributes to Churchill and the Union Jack, and a floor art display of London landmarks. Performances by Liam Gallagher Muse Queen's Brian May and others drew a global crowd, while the athletes entered as one, and Brazil prepared for Rio 2016.
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