Chelsea drop Kepa for Spurs after protest incident
Chelsea fielded Willy Caballero at Stamford Bridge while Kepa Arrizabalaga sat as a substitute after his refusal to be substituted at Wembley. Sarri described the decision as a message to the squad as Chelsea chase a top four finish while Kepa faces a one week wage fine. Maria Sharapova withdraws from Miami Open after shoulder procedure, saying recovery will take weeks. Syracuse guard Howard Washington reveals stroke in September and talks about recovery ahead of next season.
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North Carolina wins first conference tourney in 1922
In the first formal college conference basketball tournament, North Carolina defeated Mercer 40 to 26 to capture the Southern Intercollegiate Conference title as the 13 team league notes its second season.
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