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AUGUSTA, Georgia — Ángel Cabrera's controversial return to the Masters this week for the first time since serving a 30-month prison sentence for domestic abuse came to a close on Friday as the former champion missed the cut at Augusta National Golf Club.
AUGUSTA, Georgia : Angel Cabrera's controversial return to the Masters this week for the first time since serving a 30-month prison sentence for domestic abuse came to a close on Friday as the former champion missed the cut at Augusta National Golf Club.
AUGUSTA, Georgia : Former Masters champion Angel Cabrera said on Tuesday he regrets the actions that led to him serving a 30-month prison sentence for domestic abuse and is thankful to be competing at Augusta National this week for the first time since his incarceration.
AUGUSTA, Georgia :Five storylines to follow as the best players in the world descend upon Augusta National Golf Club this week for the April 10-13 Masters.
The market carnage triggered by Donald Trump's trade tariffs continued at full speed on Monday, following three consecutive days of steep losses, with no sign of the bleeding stopping.
Right-hander Ryan Johnson made the Los Angeles Angels' Opening Day roster and is expected to debut in the major leagues without having played a single minor league game, sources told ESPN.
NEW DELHI : Bowlers have been allowed to use saliva to shine the ball in the Indian Premier League but it is the batters who will be salivating at the prospect of breaching the 300-mark when the world's richest Twenty20 league gets under way on Saturday.
Burying money is the main reason why, over the last decade, the Bank of Portugal has had to replace 317,000 damaged banknotes worth around €13.8 million that have been handed in by people who want to recover their value.