McIlroy caps major with grit on Valhalla stage
Rory McIlroy storms back to win the PGA Championship at Valhalla, finishing one shot ahead of Phil Mickelson. The 25-year-old Northern Ireland star extends a string of dominant majors and cites belief in his ability to come from behind as key to his triumph.
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World Series Semifinals on ESPN2 Tonight
Portland Oregon hosts Little League World Series action with a 6 30 p m semifinal on ESPN2 featuring teams to be determined and a 9 p m follow up game on ESPN2 both airing from Portland.
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Roster Moves Across MLB NBA NFL Hockey and College
Summary of player transactions and staff changes across MLB teams from Chicago White Sox to Giants, plus NFL Montreal Alouettes, NHL Vancouver Canucks, and college programs. Highlights include optioned and recalled players, rehab assignments, contract selections, injuries, and coaching appointments.
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Jan Krol
Toledo
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Scranton/Wilkes-Barre
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Daisuke Matsuzaka
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Casey Sadler
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Jeff Francoeur
Rymer Liriano
Andrew Cashner
SAN Francisco Giants
Hector Sanchez
National Football League
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Turk Schonert
Jeff Garcia
Ryan Dinwiddie
NASCAR Money Leaders Through Sunday
This list ranks top NASCAR money leaders headed by Chase Elliott at $724,755 and Regan Smith at $694,599 with a broad field of drivers including Kyle Busch Kyle Larson and Ty Dillon. The earnings figures span many drivers from Elliott Sadler to Kevin Harvick with totals ranging from $724,755 to $373,110.
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Chase Elliott
Regan Smith
Kyle Busch
Trevor Bayne
Elliott Sadler
Kyle Larson
Ty Dillon
Brian Scott
Brendan Gaughan
Ryan Sieg
Ryan Reed
Dylan Kwasniewski
James Buescher
Landon Cassill
Chris Buescher
Brad Keselowski
Dakoda Armstrong
Jeremy Clements
Mike Bliss
Jeffrey Earnhardt
Joey Gase
Eric McClure
Derrike Cope
J.J. Yeley
Kevin Harvick
Keystone Invitational signals busy high school golf day
Boys golf features the Keystone Invitational at Grey Hawk Golf Club with many area teams including Keystone Elyria Black River Firelands Wellington Columbia Lutheran West Avon Midview Vermilion starting at 8 a.m. Avon Lake visits St Ignatius for an 8:30 a.m. non conference match. Girls golf offers Southwestern Conference action as Amherst Berea Midpark Avon Lake North Olmsted Westlake and Avon compete at Magnificat at 8:30 a.m. Girls tennis schedules St Joseph Academy at Amherst Avon at North Olmsted and Willard at Vermilion with 4 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. starts.
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Western & Southern Open First Round Action From Cincinnati
The Lindner Center event opens with men's matches led by Tommy Robredo and Philipp Kohlschreiber advancing. Women sow up with Elina Svitolina and Caroline Wozniacki posting victories as doubles teams Hantuchova Zahlavova Strycova and Jans-Ignacik Pliskova win.
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Ward's Death Attributed To Blunt Trauma In Race Crash
Ontario County officials say Kevin Ward Jr. died from blunt force trauma after being struck by a car driven by NASCAR star Tony Stewart during a dirt-track race in New York. Auto autopsy completed. Stewart questioned but no criminal conduct found. no camera in Stewart's car.
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