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AUTO RACING roundup
NASCAR SPRINT CUP Logano wins pole at Michigan BROOKLYN, MICH. Joey Logano improved his
ON THE LINKS Friday’s professional golf results
KPMG LPGA CHAMPIONSHIP SAMMAMISH, WASH. Brooke Henderson and Mirim Lee withstood a wild weather
‘Ali! Ali!’ Greatest of all time laid to rest
Associated Press LOUISVILLE, Ky. The Greatest was laid to rest in his hometown Friday after an
Harbaugh invades Ohio
Jim Harbaugh was the big draw at the Warren Harding Elite National Football Camp. The Michigan coach is a fan of satellite camps.
Celebration on ice: Twice-bitten Penguins unable to finish off Sharks
San Jose Sharks goaltender Martin Jones made 44 saves, including all 31 over the final two periods.
Curry hoping to break out of NBA Finals slump
Turns out, Stephen Curry has not entered some level of basketball infallibility.
What’s Love got to do with it?
Playing Kevin Love might be a sweet, old-fashioned notion for the Cavaliers.
Nadal out of Wimbledon with lingering wrist injury
Rafael Nadal pulled out of Wimbledon on Thursday, citing the left wrist injury that forced him out of the French Open.
Pirates stonewalled by Rockies’ bullpen
Jorge De La Rosa settled down a slugfest with four perfect innings out of the bullpen and the Colorado Rockies beat the Pittsburgh Pirates
Jim Brown, Muhammad Ali fiercely loyal friends
When Muhammad Ali fought against the Vietnam War in the 1960s, Jim Brown was in his corner.
Exaggerator’s trainer in spotlight at Belmont
Preakness winner Exaggerator is set to take on 12 challengers Saturday in the $1.5 million Belmont Stakes.
Prep outfielder goes No. 1 in MLB draft
Mickey Moniak, from La Costa Canyon High School in south Carlsbad, became the first prep outfielder chosen No. 1 since Tampa Bay drafted Delmon Young in 2003.
LeBron, Cavs dominate Game 3
LeBron James: “Coaching staff gave us a great game plan and we executed it for 48 minutes.”
Sharapova suspended for 2 years for failed drug test
The tennis star said she would appeal what she called “an unfairly harsh” punishment to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.