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Ex-Caribbean soccer official hit with $79 million judgment
A former Caribbean soccer official has been ordered to pay a $79 million penalty stemming from the FIFA bribery scandal
'No pass, no play' part of Perot legacy
Part of late billionaire H. Ross Perot’s legacy is Texas’ “No Pass, No Play” law about Texas high school sports
Breeders' Cup to add to safety measures at Santa Anita
Breeders’ Cup to increase number of veterinarians on site during its world championships this fall at Santa Anita, where 30 horses died recently
Price, Vazquez, Bogaerts lead Red Sox over Tigers for sweep
David Price pitched one-run ball over five innings, Christian Vazquez and Xander Bogaerts each drove in two runs, and the Boston Red Sox beat the Detroit Tigers 6-3 to complete a three-game sweep
Dutch need to stop US from scoring early in World Cup final
U.S. coach Jill Ellis anticipates a tougher challenge from the Netherlands in the Women’s World Cup final than what the Americans got in the quarterfinal against France and the semifinal against England
Pella making a habit of beating runner-ups at Wimbledon
Guido Pella is making a habit of beating the previous runner-up at Wimbledon
Tomic fined for not meeting 'professional standards' in loss
Australian tennis player Bernard Tomic has been fined his full prize money of $56,500 at Wimbledon for not meeting ‘the required professional standards’ in his first-round loss
Rapinoe says she's a proud American, addresses the critics
U.S. national team star Megan Rapinoe maintains that she considers herself a proud American
The Latest: Shapovalov to work on mental game after loss
Denis Shapovalov says he needs to work on his mental game after another first-round Grand Slam loss
Former head of USA Triathlon takes helm of the Iditarod
As the new head of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, Rob Urbach will have to overcome dwindling sponsorships, dog deaths, a recent dog-doping scandal and animal rights protests