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At the U.S. Senior Women’s Open there are 44 players in the field who are 60 or older. Hollis Stacy, 72, is one of them. The World Golf Hall of Famer is a three-time U.S. Women’s Open champ and a three-time U.S. Girls’ Junior champion. This runs August 20 to August 23, 2026, at Barton Hills Country

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Mets Rookie Right fielder Carson Benge threw out two San Diego Padres runners at home plate on consecutive plays in the first inning

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Scottie Scheffler back to his dominant self, opens PGA Tour postseason with 8-shot win at the FedEx St. Jude Championship

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Jeeno Thitikul wins the Portland Classic! The 23-year-old cards an eight-under-par final round 64 to claim a 10th LPGA Tour title by a single stroke over Arpichaya Yubol

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17 years ago on this day, Usain Bolt broke the 100m World Record with an unbelievable 9.58s at the Berlin World Championships. Still the fastest time ever recorded by any man in history!

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MLB legend pitcher Tommy John, who played 26 seasons between 1963 and 1989, has died at 83.

MLB legend Tommy John has died at 83.

John passed away peacefully at his home in Florida, surrounded by his wife, Cheryl, and family, according to his agent Mike Maguire.

The four-time All-Star pitched 26 MLB seasons, won 288 games, and finished his career with a 3.34 ERA.

His legacy extends far beyond the mound. After suffering a torn UCL in 1974, John underwent an experimental elbow reconstruction performed by Dr. Frank Jobe. The procedure allowed him to return to baseball and eventually became known worldwide as “Tommy John surgery.”

John went on to win 164 more games after the operation.

One of the most influential names in baseball history, both for what he accomplished and for the medical breakthrough forever attached to his name.

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