Jay O'Shea's double helped Chesterfield to a comeback win at Yeovil Town, while Preston North End claimed a vital League One win.
These Athletes’ Crossings Aren’t PedestrianDoubts about taking on two sports can creep into an athlete’s mind. But passion and a competitive drive are hard things to ignore.
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… Read MoreThe Races Before RioImages from the United States Olympic track and field trials, which began July 1 and continue through Sunday at the University of Oregon’s Hayward Field in Eugene.
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… Read MoreAt Royal Troon, Some Twists and Turns, but One Tiny Patch of Green Stands OutThe par-3 eighth hole, called the Postage Stamp, is just 123 yards and is the shortest on the British Open rotation. It is also among the trickiest.
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