Rays Beat Cubs 6-5 In Maddon Reunion At Chicago
Tim Beckham homered as the Rays rallied for six runs in the fourth inning off Jon Lester to beat the Cubs 6-5. Chris Archer earned the win while Alex Colome preserved the lead with his 22nd save despite a tense ninth.
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Wimbledon retirements limit viewership on Centre Court
Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer won their first round matches as opponents retired with injuries, drawing mixed reactions on prize money and rule changes. The day highlighted star power versus shortened play and sparked calls for slam level policy tweaks.
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Hayward on the rise with Jazz playoff shocks and Supermax talk
Hayward extended with Utah on a five year deal worth over 200 million if he makes an All NBA team, a goal he fell short of. He led Utah to a first round playoff win over the Clippers and posted career high scoring runs after March 20 as the team built momentum. The West remains loaded with Golden State, Houston and Oklahoma City adding stars, complicating a path to the Finals from the East.
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Wheat futures and sales figures for July 17
Wheat prices listed by contract month with bid and ask spreads. Jul 17 shows around 518.25 to 539, Sep 17 533.50 to 555, Dec 17 553 to 574, Mar 18 563.50 to 58, May 18 571.25 to 594.50, with July 18 569 to 596 and Sep 18 577 to 600.75. Estimated sales 477,464. Fri’s sales 290,284. open interest 406,343, up 6,258. Futures.
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