Venus Williams Faces Crash Questions After Wimbledon Return
Venus Williams, tearful at a news conference, fought through questions about a June Florida crash in which a 78-year-old man died. She then won her Wimbledon opener over Elise Mertens 7-6 6-4, marking her first match since the incident.
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Cavaliers owner Gilbert sees another front office miss
Gilbert failed to land Chauncey Billups as executive head after 11 days of consideration. The Cavs, led by Dan Gilbert, had previously seen six coaches since 2005 and multiple general managers, with ties to Michigan and Detroit. Billups weighed the offer but declined, amid Gilbert's history with GM and coaching upheaval and LeBron James’s move to Miami earlier.
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Billups withdraws from Cavs front office lead discussions
Chauncey Billups, after meeting with Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert, withdraws from consideration for a top front office role. The 40-year-old former All-Star has no front office experience and cited timing as the reason, amid Cleveland seeking a general manager since David Griffin's departure.
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Flag and Anthem Tie Marking 100th World Series Moment
The piece recalls The Star Spangled Banner becoming the national anthem after its 1918 World Series connection. It notes fans at Wrigley Field and a Cleveland vs San Diego game tonight at Progressive Field with pitchers Kluber and Cahill, and cites MLB historian John Thom on the anthem ascent.
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Otters edge Crushers 4 3 as Hagen struggles on mound
Evansville beat Lake Erie 4-3 at Sprenger Stadium in Avon behind five innings from Hagen who loaded the bases twice but avoided the loss. Kurokawa (3-1) faced a limited danger while Lake Erie dropped to 18-27, nine games behind Schaumburg in the East.
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