Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren divorce in Florida settlement
In a brief Florida hearing, Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren finalized their divorce after nine months of turmoil. They will share parenting of their two children, with terms undisclosed, and Woods faces a return to golf as a single man amid ongoing scrutiny of his personal life.
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Strasburg heads to DL as second MRI looms
Washington Nationals ace Stephen Strasburg heads to the disabled list after another MRI is set to determine if his forearm strain ends his season. GM Mike Rizzo described the test as critical to his pitching future this year.
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Frontier League Game Highlight and Notable Baseball News
Lake Erie Crushers and Washington Wild Things set for a 7:05 game at CONSOL Energy Park. Brewers release reliever David Riske after elbow injuries and a 5.01 ERA this season. Judge Walton issues gag order in Roger Clemens perjury case amid six count indictment. Sammy Sosa blasts Cubs over No 21 retirement in Chicago Magazine. Umpire Satch Davidson, famed for calls in Hank Aaron and Carlton Fisk moments, dies at 75 in Houston.
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World Youth Softball Tournament Schedule and Results
International group play results from Williamsport and transcontinental pools include Fairfield Conn and Auburn Wash leading wins in pool play with 10 run rule games. Notable scores show Japan Tokyo dominating Nuevo Laredo and Ramstein AFB Germany suffering early eliminations alongside rain delays affecting games.
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Puerto Rico Eliminated by Mexico in Rain-Interrupted LLWS Play
Mexico ousted Puerto Rico 4 2 in South Williamsport as rain caused two evening games to be postponed. Kaohsiung Taiwan dominated Vancouver 23 0, while Ramstein beat Plymouth 2 1 in a consolation game. Replays erased an Ohio Georgia restart and schedule shifts followed.
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