Matsuyama shoots 61 ties Woods Firestone record in win
Hideki Matsuyama roars to a five shot victory at Firestone with a final round 9 under 61 to finish 16 under 264. He moves atop the FedEx Cup standings while joining Tiger Woods in the course record lore at the Bridgestone Invitational. Zach Johnson finishes five back.
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Browns eye Kizer as starter for Saints game
Browns coach Hue Jackson weighs three quarterbacks in camp Brock Osweiler DeShone Kizer and Cody Kessler Kizer appears ready as starter for Thursday's preseason opener against New Orleans with decision looming for regular season fate if progression continues.
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Elyria Hires Arno to Lead Football Program Revival
Sean Arno, a former Elyria assistant and Ely Stadium veteran, returns as head coach at Elyria High. He inherits a program rebuilding around a new stadium and city schools, after replacing Kevin Fell who posted three playoff bids in six years. Arno previously led Wellington from 2-8 to 5-5 over two seasons.
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Yankees Beat Indians 8-1 as Almonte misplay fuels doomed rally
Yankees win 8-1 behind Aaron Judge's three run homer and a third inning misplay by Abra ham Almonte in right field. Jacoby Ellsbury's sixth inning triple followed the misplay, Carlos Carrasco took the loss, and Luis Severino allowed one run over seven innings.
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Kipnis Eyes Fresh Start With Indians Return
Kipnis is back at second base and at the top of Cleveland’s order after a hamstring strain, activated from the DL. He went 0-for-4 with three strikeouts in his first game since July 8 against the Yankees as the Indians push for a late-season title defense.
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