Jerry Seltzer, Who Revived Roller Derby, Elbows and All, Dies at 87His father invented a sport in which roller-skating players muscle and shove one another on a banked track. He used television to expand its audience.
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… Read MoreFor Rory McIlroy, It All Started at Royal PortrushThe golfer was 16 years old when he set the course record in 2005, a feat that announced he had arrived. He has since gone on to win four majors.
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… Read MoreRoyal Portrush, Once Deemed Too Small, Gets Another Shot at the British OpenIn 1951 the Open was played outside of Scotland and England for the first time at the club in Northern Ireland. Almost 70 years later, the Open returns.
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… Read MoreYankees Beat Rays in a Game Full of FirepowerAaron Judge hit a go-ahead, two-run homer in the eighth, and soon after that, Didi Gregorius hit a grand slam. Two innings before, the benches cleared and Gregorius had to restrain C.C. Sabathia.
from NYT > Sports https:/… Read MoreGraeme McDowell Makes It Home, but Just BarelyThe golfer grew up in the Northern Ireland town where the British Open will be played, but he didn’t qualify to play in it until June.
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