Klitschko retires from boxing at peak of career
Wladimir Klitschko announced immediate retirement ending a era when the Klitschko name dominated heavyweight boxing. The 64 win 5 loss veteran said he will begin a second career, following a career that included Olympic gold in 1996 and two brothers who held major titles.
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Curry carries nerves to first Web.com round at Ellie Mae Classic
Stephen Curry posted a 4 over 74 in his professional golf debut at the Ellie Mae Classic on the Web.com Tour at TPC Stonebrae. He celebrated a birdie with a fist pump and shoulder bump to cad die Jonnie West while drawing 300 plus fans and chatting with Sam Ryder and Stephan Jaeger.
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Wie leads Women's British Open after fast finish
Michelle Wie surged to an 8 under 64 at St Andrews to take a one stroke lead in the Women's British Open. She birdied her final three holes after a slow start while I K Kim stood two back and Lindy Duncan 66.
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Huh takes early lead at Barracuda Championship
John Huh posts 15 points in Reno on the first round to lead the Barracuda Championship under the modified Stableford system. He sits one point ahead of Stuart Appleby and Miguel Angel Carballo as six players reach 13 points, with Palmer aiming to win to qualify for next week’s PGA Championship.
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Spieth Leads Open With Bold Shots and Calm Edges
Jordan Spieth birdied from 30 and 50 feet and pulled off a pivotal 60 yard gap shot on No 8 as he opened strong at Royal Birkdale. Dustin Johnson fired 68 while Bubba Watson and Jon Rahm stood close, and Russell Knox warned his erratic form as he clung to a slim lead group.
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Bolt backs Van Niekerk as likely successor at London
Usain Bolt hints South Africa's Wayde van Niekerk could step into his mantle at the London world championships. Van Niekerk dominates sprints this season, though Bolt plans to run only the 100 and relay in his farewell meet.
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Three Baldwin Wallace athletes named USTFCCCA All Academic
Erin Kasper Ted Achladis and Brandon Cole earned USTFCCCA All Academic honors for 3.25-plus GPAs. Kasper graduated summa cum laude with 4.0 GPA and multiple awards, Achladis posted 3.729 as a discus threat, and Cole joined as a sprinter with a 3.50 GPA and strong 4x100 relay mark.
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