Brown stays grounded to keep unlikely Open dream alive
TROON, Scotland : England's Dan Brown, the surprise British Open first-round leader, followed up his first-round 65 with a gritty 72 on Friday to finish two shots behind pacesetter Shane Lowry.
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Sources: Condon's $9.25M bonus with Rockies ties MLB record - ESPN
The Colorado Rockies and slugger Charlie Condon are in agreement on a deal that includes a $9.25 million signing bonus, tying the Major League Baseball record for up-front money to a drafted player, sources told ESPN.
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Lowry keeps his cool to stay ahead in Troon
TROON, Scotland : Irishman Shane Lowry kept his composure after an unfortunate ruling on the 11th hole to card a two-under-par 69 and hold the clubhouse lead in the British Open second round on Friday.
Major announcement as 24-hour buses to be launched in Greater Manchester on two routes
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AIFF Has A Shortlist Of 20 Candidates For India Men's Football Team Head Coach's Job
All India Football Federation's (AIFF) acting secretary general M Satyanarayan on Friday said the sports body has drawn up a shortlist of 20 "competent" candidates for the job of the Indian men's team head coach. The position was left vacant after the sacking of Igor Stimac last month, following the Indian team's failure to reach the third round of FIFA World Cup Qualifiers after losses to Qatar and Afghanistan. "We have shortlisted a few coaches, you can say around 20, and we have also written to some of them to see if, from the time they have applied to now, they are still available because lots of people are signing up," Satyanarayan told PTI Video.