Smith sets world record in 100 backstroke at trials
Regan Smith, 22, Minnesota native, shattered the women’s 100 meter backstroke world record with 57.13 seconds at the U S swimming trials in Indianapolis. The performance followed a difficult path from Olympic near-miss, aided by mental coaching and Bob Bowman’s training plan. The night also featured Katharine Berkoff in another Olympic slot, Bobby Finke defending 800 free, and notable debuts from Caeleb Dressel and Emma Manuel as they pursue Paris.
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Tokyo
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Indiana
Luke Whitlock
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Sydney
America
Caeleb Dressel
Simone Manuel
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Chris Guiliano
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Paris
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Indianapolis
College World Series and MLB Slates Highlight Tuesday Schedule
ESPN carries World Series Game 11 from Omaha with Kentucky facing Florida at 11 a.m. Florida State meets Tennessee in Game 12 at 2 p.m. Texas A&M- to be determined at 7 p.m. Seattle hosts Cleveland at 6:40 p.m. and Boston visits Toronto at 7 p.m. Other events include Athletes Unlimited pairings in Wichita and late ESPN2 tennis from London Halle and Berlin with Birmingham WTA early rounds.
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Baseball and Football Roster Moves Across Leagues
Multiple teams announce player movements across MLB, NFL, and MLS. Wilger Abreu and Mike Clevinger begin rehab assignments in the minors, José Ramirez and Ty France return from paternity and 10 day IL, Verlander placed on 15 day IL, and several call ups and designations occur across the Red Sox, White Sox, Guardians, Astros, Royals, Yankees, Mariners, Rangers, Blue Jays, Diamondbacks, and Marlins. NFL teams sign and waive players, while MLS Columbus Crew acquire Aziel Jackson from St Louis CITY SC for 650000 GAM.
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Michael Massey
Omaha
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Ryan Burr
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Coachella Valley, Hershey Begin Calder Cup Final Tussle
In the AHL Calder Cup Finals the Coachella Valley Seals and Hershey Bears split two games with Coachella Valley winning 4-3 after a 1-1 draw. The Bears then won 1-0 in the third game. Remaining games include a schedule at Coachella Valley and Hershey with potential seventh game if necessary.
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ATP Cinch Championships round of 32 results at Queen's Club
The ATP Cinch Championships at Queen's Club London features round of 32 results with top seeds like Fritz Musetti Arnaldi Korda Paul Alcaraz Nakashima Mpetshi Perricard Murray Draper Giron Eubanks Bublik Sinner Zverev Tsitsipas all winning or advancing. Women’s WTA Rothesay Classic and Rothesay Birmingham results include Vekic Zheng Alexandrova Noskova Kudermetova Azarenka Sakkari Mertens Krejcikova Dart Bouzkova Shnaider Putintseva and Dolehide advancing.
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Italy
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Spain
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Marie Bouzkova
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Diana Shnaider
Amelia Rajecki
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Caroline Dolehide
Karolina Pliskova
Pera Wins at Paik Veneto Open in Gaiba
In Gaiba Italy Paikн Veneto Open yields hard fought women's singles results. Bernarda Pera USA defeats Darja Semenistaja Latvia 6 3 6 4. Giorgia Pedone Italy beats Hailey Baptiste USA 6 1 1 0 ret. Others include Bara over Siskova 7 5, Todoni over Bouzas Maneiro 6 2 6 4, and Rakhimova over Monnet 6 4 6 4.
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Romania
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Czechia
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Mexico
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Slovakia
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Serbia
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Ukraine
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Bulgaria
International League standings and Tuesday results summary
The league table shows Omaha leading the division with 48 wins and a .706 pct, followed by Memphis and Nashville. Tuesday results include Omaha 9 Louisville 4 and Columbus 16 Worcester 4. Tonight's games feature several matchups including Louisville at Omaha and Indianapolis at Iowa.
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Florida State, North Carolina clash in Omaha double elimination
At Charles Schwab Field Omaha in Omaha Nebraska the World Series features Florida State defeating North Carolina 9 to 5. Kentucky faces Florida with a 11 am start and Tennessee meets Florida State at 2 pm. Texas A&M awaits a TBD opponent in the evening lineup with Thursday games showing Tennessee versus Florida State and Texas A&M versus TBD TBA.
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Schul, Olympic 5 000 meter gold medalist, dies at 86
Bob Schul, the sole American to win Olympic gold in the 5,000 meters, died at 86. The Miami University Ohio Hall of Fame member was celebrated for his 1964 Tokyo final lap time of 54.8 seconds and his prior American records. He served in the Air Force and later helped author In the Long Run.
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