McIlroy 7 back at U.S. Open, says anything possible at Shinnecock - ESPN
SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. — Rory McIlroy will start the third round of the 126th U.S. Open seven strokes behind 36-hole leader Wyndham Clark.
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Commentary: Was FIFA right about ticket pricing?
MEXICO CITY: If you had told me that more than 70,000 effervescent football fans would pack Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium on a Monday night to watch, ahem, New Zealand take on Iran, I’d have replied: not in a hundred years.
'Captain Canada' Stubby Clapp goes into Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame this weekend
Stubby Clapp of Windsor, Ont., goes into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame in St. Marys, Ontario this weekend.
Australia must improve on Türkiye performance against US, says coach Popovic
SEATTLE: Australia beat Türkiye with a perfectly executed game plan in their World Cup opener but will need to find another level to get a result against confident co-hosts the United States, coach Tony Popovic said on Thursday (Jun 18).
Corica leaves Auckland FC after leading club to title
June 19 : Steve Corica, who led Auckland FC to the A-League championship in only their second season, is leaving the club to pursue an opportunity overseas, the team said on Friday.
Argentina's Scaloni faces striker dilemma after opening win
KANSAS CITY, Kansas, June 18 : Argentina returned to training with Lionel Scaloni facing fresh selection dilemmas, after the holders opened their World Cup campaign with a 3-0 win over Algeria, as competition for the striker role again pits Lautaro Martinez against Julian Alvarez.
Australia must improve on Turkey performance against US, says coach Popovic
SEATTLE, June 18 : Australia beat Turkey with a perfectly executed game plan in their World Cup opener but will need to find another level to get a result against confident co-hosts the United States, coach Tony Popovic said on Thursday.
Amateur Cowan dazzles in US Open first round
SOUTHAMPTON, New York, June 18 : College student Ryder Cowan played well beyond his 21 years to take a share of the clubhouse lead in the first round of the U.S. Open on Thursday, carding a two-under par 68 to tie the record for the lowest round shot by an amateur at Shinnecock Hills.