Sending women to do a man's job at Pinehurst Open
The U S Women's Open at Pinehurst No 2 tests golf on a shorter course than the men’s Open. The piece argues women’s strategic play teaches lessons about precision, course management, and smart play, contrasting styles and noting several named figures and observers.
Pecos League results and schedule for June games
White Sands beat Alpine 2 to 1 in the first game while Raton 10 edged Santa Fe 7 and Trinidad topped Las Vegas 20 to 8. Douglas 6 Roswell 1 and Alpine 3 White Sands 2 in the second. Schedule shows multiple games June 19 to 22 across Santa Fe Trinidad Las Vegas White Sands Douglas Alpine Raton Taos Roswell Bisbee.
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Inkster Leads U S Women Open on Pinehurst Course
At Pinehurst No 2 the US Women's Open begins with Juli Inkster praising the course while noting its similarity to the prior week’s men’s event. Lucy Li, 11, joins veterans in a Donald Ross layout that followed Kaymer’s record week. The field faces under par hopes as the women start play.
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Golf majors test on Pinehurst greens with mixed field
Inbee Park says plans to shoot under par as men and women compete on the same Pinehurst course for a major. The layout averages 6 649 yards for women, longer for men, with greens kept fast but not as firm as the U S Open. Players note native areas, weather risks, and adjustments in clubs and spin as Li Na aims to become the youngest to make the cut while Kerr and Davies assess conditions and pacing.
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Van Dyken Rouen Faces Uncertain Path After ATV Crash
Olympic swimming great Amy Van Dyken Rouen suffered a severe T11 to T12 injury with spinal cord damage in an ATV crash near Show Low. After surgery in Scottsdale she began rehabilitation, expressing gratitude for life and a will to relearn basic skills as she plans a return to Arizona.
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Sportswatch broadcast schedule for June 19 boxing and golf
Schedule lists boxing bouts in Puerto Rico including Prichard Colon and Cesar Seda at 6 p.m. on FS1, plus college baseball game 10 at Omaha and multiple golf and tennis events with regional MLB coverage and World Cup matches across venues in Brazil, Cork, and Natal.
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Multiple MLB and NFL moves lead sports transactions update
Baseball: Indians designate Josh Outman and recall Louis Coleman while Zach McAllister returns from the DL. Tigers designate Evan Reed. Chad Smith joins from Toledo. Royals option Donnie Joseph. Smith promoted. Angels sign Wade LeBlanc to a minor league deal. Twins send Aaron Hicks for rehab. Jays add Wells and Huffman. Dodgers sign Grant Holmes. Marlins option Nathan Eovaldi and sign Brad Penny. Mets option Matt. Cardinals agree terms. Nationals option Xavier Cedeno. Gio Gonzalez reinstated. Robernus to Harrisburg for rehab. Basketball: Bobcats announce Josh McRoberts opts out. Football: Panthers sign Addison and James. Chandler extension. Colts sign Dallas Clark to one-day, retire. Jaguars sign Blake Bortles. Other notes: Kings promote John Stevens. Jets release Goodsor. Raiders claim Emmett Cleary. Steelers sign DePaola. Hockey: Canadiens sign Makowski. Sky Blue FC acquire Nadia Nadim. College: Albany hires Sarheen Freeman. Assumption names Christine Lowthert. Lincoln Memorial announces resignation. Rhode Island College names Michael Byrnes coach.
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