Chavez Jr Deportation Case Tangles Border Ties
Mexico claims Chavez Jr was not arrested in Mexico due to long US residence, while U S authorities arrest him in California for visa overstay and false green card applications. He faces removal and charges linked to arms and drug trafficking, with ties alleged to the Sinaloa Cartel.
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LCCC Tennis Classic July 19 20 at Lorain County College
Lorain County Community College hosts the LCCC Tennis Classic on July 19 and 20 featuring men’s women’s mixed adult and youth divisions. Entry is 15 per person per event with July 17 deadline and July 18 draw. Indoor courts available. First and second awards in each division. Contact Jim Powers at 440 366 7652 or jpowers borainccc.edu. Brook Park Home Days Tennis Tournament July 11 13 at 1740 Holland Road Cleveland offers men’s and women’s singles and doubles and mixed doubles. Entry 15 per person singles 20 per team doubles with Tuesday deadline. Awards for first and second. Director Brian Rector 440 785 1608 or rectobr stratos.net.
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Ghim Leads John Deere Classic After Eagle on 15th
Doug Ghim holed out from the fairway for eagle to post a 3-under 68 and lead the John Deere Classic by one stroke at 12-under 130 in Silvis Illinois. Davis Thompson and Max Homa are one shot back as rain shifting tee times.
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Hole-in-one helps American Davis Bryant lead BMW Open in Munich
American Davis Bryant fired a hole-in-one and nine birdies to post 9-under 63 and take a two-shot lead after the second round of the BMW International Open at Golfclub Munchen Eichenried in Munich. The 576th ranked player is in his first European Tour season after Q-School and was 12 under at halfway. Kristoffer Reitan moved into solo second after a 65, with Jordan Smith, Yuto Katsuragawa and Daniel Brown tied for third on 9 under.
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Mansfield Speedway reborn under Matt Tifft with dirt surface
The Mansfield Speedway redevelopment aims for a spring 2026 opening under owner Matt Tifft, preserving a dirt surface with a $2.5 million paving plan. The 178 acre project will host touring series and local racing classes, plus a multiuse entertainment complex including a Christmas Village and car shows. Simonson Construction leads upgrades, with Brad McCown as GM and Robbie Devore as track announcer.
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Magic reshapes roster with Bane Jones and Banchero extension
Moritz Wagner rehabs from December ACL tear as Orlando aims for top Eastern play. The Magic declined an $11 million option on Wagner and kept him for less, while Paolo Banchero is set for a near 240 million five year extension. The club also added Desmond Bane and Titus Jones in recent moves and faces Kuminga trade chatter. Wagner helped Germany win the 2023 World Cup and played in Paris 2024 Olympics, entering his eighth NBA season with Orlando.
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Road course talk shadows NASCAR road course at Chicago
NASCAR drivers discuss Road America style road courses as a bonus for success while Chicago streets pose a tricky challenge. Rain felled early weekends and the 12 turn 2.2 mile track remains narrow with manhole covers and mixed surfaces. Joey Logano notes competition tightens as Shane van Gisbergen gains on road courses and ovals alike.
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