Davis Cup Highlights and Tennis Contests Through 1959
The record lists major sports milestones: United States Davis Cup wins over Australia 4-1 in 1949 and 6-2, 6-2 by Gibson at West Tennis Club in Forest Hills. It notes a 1959 world mile record of 1 57 and a 1976 NASL Championship win by the Toronto Metros 3-0.
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Sports scoreboard roundup with multiple leagues and signings
A dense scoreboard item lists games across NBA NFL MLB and golf tours with times and venues including Oakland at Seattle and San Diego at San Francisco. It also notes European Tour Czech Masters second round in Prague and various team transactions from multiple leagues.
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Colts Fall Short to Corona in Close Volleyball Clash
NMMI led 23-22 in the opener but a net serve swung momentum to Corona for a 25-23 win. Corona clinched game two 25-23, and despite Abigail Valadez rallying NMMI from 18-11 to 18-15 in the third, Corona finished 25-19. Colts coach Stephanie Schooley praised improved serve receive and teamwork while noting too many serves still missed. Next up, Lov ing Falcons visit for both JV and varsity on Monday.
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American Pharoah Impresses Ahead of Travers Stakes
American Pharoah appears in top form at Saratoga racecourse ahead of the Travers. Assistant trainer Jimmy Barnes said the Triple Crown winner is “super good and very happy” after an easy first gallop. The 1-5 favorite in a field of 10 three year olds, he prepares for a 14 mile race.
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Backboard-smashing star Dawkins dies at 58
Darryl Dawkins known as Chocolate Thunder has died at age 58. The Lehigh County coroner said he died Thursday morning at a hospital. Dawkins played 14 NBA seasons with Philadelphia New Jersey Utah and Detroit averaging 12 points and 6.1 rebounds in 726 games. He was the No. 5 pick in the 1975 draft by the 76ers. Kevin Johnson called him a great man and ferocious dunker in tribute. He later appeared with the Harlem Globetrotters.
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Bolt Falls Just Short in World Championships Sprint Showdown
Usain Bolt edged a rival by 0.01 seconds in a Rome meet encore as Christian Taylor and Allyson Felix added golds for the United States. Anita Wlodarczyk set a championship hammer record, while Bolt tied and then reclaimed the most world titles with his 10th gold. Bolt eyes Rio and a sub 19-second 200 as he aims to protect Beijing’s fall safety.
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