Wozniacki Reaches Australian Open Final
Caroline Wozniacki defeated Elise Mertens 6 3 7 6 to reach her first Australian Open final, closing in on a Grand Slam title. Mertens, debut semifinalist at Melbourne Park, showed resilience after tight moments in the tiebreaker and set.
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Federer advances to Australian Open semifinal over Berdych
Roger Federer, at 36 the oldest Melbourne semifinalist in 41 years, defeats Tomas Berdych 7-6 6-3 6-4 after a chair umpire dispute over a replay flaw. He will meet Hyeon Chung, the first South Korean in a Grand Slam semifinal.
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Simon resigns MSU presidency amid Nassar abuse fallout
Michigan State President Lou Anna Simon resigns after outcry over handling of Larry Nassar allegations. The former administrator vows change as lawmakers and trustees call for accountability. Senator Hertel urges survivors listened to, and AG Schuette to investigate university handling.
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Baseball Hall of Fame Ballot Results Highlight Veterans and New Nominations
Thome cited as relaxed at bat with mentor Charlie Manuel. Edgar Martinez gains traction after grassroots push and advanced metrics. Bonds Clemens trail. Omar Vizquel earns 37 percent on first ballot. Jones, Guerrero, Hoffman join group. Hoffman 79.9 percent in third year. Gossage Sutter Eckersley Fingers Wilhelm among relievers inducted. 317 votes needed. 422 ballots cast with one blank entry.
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Browns hire Haley to lead offense with Jackson backing
Browns name Todd Haley as offensive coordinator with Hue Jackson stating Haley will bring his system to Cleveland. The move follows Jackson's praise of Haley and notes on past clashes with Ben Roethlisberger. The staff overhaul includes Kitchens Amos Jones and others as part of the new regime.
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