Sauers Wins U S Senior Open After Jimenez Collapses
Gene Sauers, 53, captured his first Champions Tour title at Scioto Country Club with a 3 under 277, overcoming Miguel Angel Jimenez who faltered late. Billy Mayfair tied for second, while Ian Woosnam finished fourth. Sauers resumes major status and earns exemption into next year’s U S Open.
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Western and Southern Open tennis results at Lindner Mason
At Mason hardcourt, top seeds and wildcards competed in early rounds. Jared Donaldson defeated Nicolas Almagro 6-3 7-6, Benneteau beat Ferrer 6-4 2-6 6-4, Anderson edged Dolgopolov 7-5 after the Ukrainian retired, Cuevas won 4-6 7-6 6-0, Ostapenko beat Schmiedlova 1-6 7-6 7-6, Gavrilova defeated Garcia 7-5 6-3. In doubles, Medina Garrigues/Santónja topped Melichar/Wongteanchai, Bertens/Larsson defeated Bechtel/Flipkens, Goerges/Pliskova with Bondarenko/Ukrainian pairing fell in a tiebreak.
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International League standings and today’s schedule notes
The update lists top teams in the International League with records for Columbus Indianapolis Louisville and Toledo and notes Monday results including Scranton/WB 2 Norfolk 1 and other scores. Today’s IL games include Durham at Columbus Gwinnett at Charlotte Louisville at Indianapolis and more.
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High School Golf Falls in Regional Matches
High school results show Vern boys golf in Sandusky Bay Conference action with Sandusky Bay leaders Oak Harbor 168, Sandusky Bay 169. Non conference scores include Columbia 186 over Lake Ridge 193.
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Multiple NFL NHL and college moves ripple across leagues
Detailing waivers signings and call ups across the Lions Colts Raiders Buccaneers Ducks Flames Islanders Jets and other teams. Notable items include Ben McCord released by Detroit Andre Caldwell placed on IR Andrew Quarless and Dominique Tovell added by Detroit while Ishmaa ily Kitchen signs for Tampa Bay. Others note trades promotions and hirings across MLB NHL and college athletics with several rehab stints and staff changes.
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Williams withdraws from Cincinnati with shoulder injury
Serena Williams pulls out of the Western and Southern Open in Cincinnati due to inflamed shoulder, jeopardizing her No. 1 ranking. Angelique Kerber would rise to No. 1 if she wins. Williams had planned to skip the event after the Olympics.
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Vermette Joins Ducks On Two Year 3.5 Million Deal
Veteran forward Antoine Vermette signs a two year contract worth 3.5 million with the Anaheim Ducks. The move adds depth to the Ducks lineup as he aims for impact in the upcoming season.
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