FIFA president Sepp Blatter says that politicians in Europe along with the chair of the International Olympic Committee, Thomas Bach, have given reassurances that there will be no boycott of the 2018 and 2022 football World Cups.
Mamiko Higa Holds On to the Lead at the U.S. Women’s OpenHiga shot an even-par 71 and maintained a one-shot lead Friday in a suspended second round.
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… Read MoreA Golf Lesson With Bridget MoynahanThe actress and co-author of “Our Shoes, Our Selves” teed up at Chelsea Piers.
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… Read MoreChampions League Final Preview: Liverpool or Tottenham?The Premier League rivals meet Saturday in the Champions League final in Madrid. Rory Smith makes the case for each side.
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… Read MoreA Foul Ball, an Injured Little Girl and Another Cycle of Anguish Without AnswersDespite additional netting at baseball parks, spectators remain vulnerable, and some players and fans are wondering what it will take to spur more change.
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… Read MoreMets Get a Win, and Key Pitchers Get Some RestCarlos Gómez snapped a tie with a pinch-hit double during the Mets’ two-run eighth inning, sending them to a victory in Arizona on Friday night.
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