Shibuno wins Women's British Open in major debut
Hinako Shibuno from Japan captures the Women's British Open by one stroke over Lizette Salas at Woburn, finishing 18 under. The 20 year old rookie birdied five of the final nine holes to seal the title amid a dramatic Sunday chase.
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Shibuno
Woburn Golf Club
Milton Keynes
England
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Woburn Gold Club
Cliff Branch, Raiders Hall of Fame receiver, dies at 71
Former Oakland Los Angeles Raiders wide receiver Cliff Branch died at 71 in Bullhead City Arizona. He won three Super Bowls 1976 1980 1983 and starred 1972 1985 with 67 touchdowns and 1 289 postseason receiving yards. Raiders call him a beloved figure.
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Ariz
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Los Angeles
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Tim Brown
Fred Biletnikoff
Sprinkle showcasing versatility to push for Browns tackle job
Browns rookie Tracy Sprinkle discusses proving speed and inside strength while competing for two to three late roster spots. With Richardson and Price nursing injuries, Sprinkle aims to stick by displaying pass rush ability ahead of Thursdays preseason opener versus Washington. Denzel Ward vouches for Sprinkle’s work ethic and leadership potential from their Ohio State days.
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Ogunjobi
Trevon Coley
Carl Davis
Daniel Ekuale
Devaree Lawrence
Brian Price
Coley
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Price
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Lawrence
Abdomen
Washington
Denzel Ward
Ohio State
NFL
Tracy
Force Extends NHRA Record With 150th Funny Car Triumph
John Force roared to his 150th Funny Car win at the NHRA Northwest Nationals in Kent Washington, defeating Ron Capps with a 3.971 second run at 320.58 mph in the Peak Auto Chevrolet. The 70 year old, 16 time season champion marked his ninth Pacific Raceways win as he credited crew chiefs Corradi Hood and Fabrisi for steadying the car and his focus. Austin Prock won Top Fuel and Matt Hartford topped Pro Stock as Force reflected on a long career and the race’s emotional finish.
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Force
Colorado
Ron Capps
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Denver
Brian) Corradi
Daniel Hood
Tim
Fabrisi
Corradi
Coil
Montreal
Austin Prock
Hamilton clinches dramatic Hungarian GP with late tire change
Lewis Hamilton hunted down Max Verstappen at the Hungaroring in Budapest. Mercedes gambled on a second tire stop on Lap 49 and gained the edge, with Hamilton passing Verstappen by Lap 67 to secure his 81st F1 win and close the gap to Michael Schumacher. Vettel finished third for Ferrari ahead of Leclerc.
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Max Verstappen
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Hamilton
Verstappen
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Red Bull
Lewis
Sebastian Vettel
Ferrari
Charles Leclerc
Blair earns PGA Tour card with Korn Ferry win
Zac Blair won the Ellie Mae Classic at TPC Stonebrae Hayward Calif closing with a 67 to finish 17 under 263 for his first Korn Ferry Tour title and snag a PGA Tour card. Brandon Crick finished one back at 16 under while Maverick McNealy was third at 15 under. Blair rose from 31st to 10th and Crick from 155th to 62nd in the season standings.
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Greensboro
N.C
Poston
Henrik Stenson
Lee Trevino
Webb Simpson
Byeong Hun An
Western Carolina
Hickory
Sedgefield Country Club
Carl Petterson
Simpson
Raleigh
Wake Forest
Zac Blair
TPC Stonebrae
Hayward
Calif
Blair
Brandon Crick
BYU
Crick
Maverick McNealy
Elliott Holds Off Truex to Claim NASCAR Victory
Elliott stayed ahead as Truex closed late, finishing 0.454 seconds behind. Hamlin finished third with Jones fourth and Blaney fifth. Logano faded to 23rd dropping to second in points behind Kyle Busch. Johnson finished 19th as Daniels guides the playoff push.
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Truex
Joe Gibbs Racing
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Chase
Denny Hamlin
Erik Jones
Gibbs
Ryan Blaney
Penske Racing
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Joey Logano
Kyle Busch
Jimmy Johnson
Cliff Daniels
Sonoma
Hamlin
Byron and Busch clash in tense NASCAR showdown at stage crash
William Byron, starting on the front row, tangled with Kyle Busch early and again after a brake check. Byron spun onto the grass and finished 21st as team owner Rick Hendrick praised his stand-your-ground approach while acknowledging the heat of battle and Chad Knaus s guidance.
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Busch
William Byron
Byron
Chad Knaus
Rick Hendrick
Chad
William
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