Ohio State president frames 98 percent vision beyond athletics
Michael Drake, Ohio State's new president, aims to elevate the university's non athletic strengths from cancer research to the performing arts while growing athletics. He notes the 98 percent of enterprise beyond sports deserves attention and vows to keep athletics strong.
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Froome exits Tour de France after double crashes on cobbles
Tour de France leader Chris Froome retires with a wrist injury after two crashes on stage five as Lars Boom wins a crash marred 95 mile run from Ypres to Arenberg. Vincenzo Nibali extends his overall lead with Jakob Fuglsang and Nibali finishing close behind.
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Grimmer Takes Early Ohio Amateur Lead With 66
High school senior Will Grimmer shot 5-under 66 to lead the Ohio Amateur at Coldstream Country Club by one stroke over Robert Gerwin. Grimmer, 17, who played in the U S Open, birdied the last four holes on the front and played 1-under on the back to reach 4-under 138 at the midpoint. Gerwin matched the day’s best 66.
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Mascherano’s tackle denies late Robben goal
Argentina coach Alejandro Sabella lauds Mascherano as an emblem of the squad after a stoppage time Robben effort is blocked by a perfect sliding tackle at the near post. Romero was also mentioned in the discussion.
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Semifinal clash set as Germany faces Argentina in final
Argentina edged Netherlands 4-2 on penalties after a 0-0 draw as Messi Aguero Garay and Maxi Rodriguez converted kicks. Romero blocked Vlaar and Sneijder pens. Van Gaal used subs. Krul stopped two Costa Rica kicks in the prior round. The match leaves Brazil devastated as Germany awaits.
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Mascherano and Zabaleta Sustain Head Blows in World Cup Semi
Argentina players Javier Mascherano and Pablo Zabaleta continued after head impacts in the World Cup semifinal versus the Netherlands. Mascherano recovered from a clash with Georginio Wijnaldum and helped shield the Netherlands from scoring, while Zabaleta bled after a collision with Dirk Kuyt but remained on the field. The piece notes the broader debate over head injury care and FIFA protections.
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