Harman deals a pair of aces

Brian Harman fired not one but two holes-in-one on Sunday in the final round of the Barclays, just the third time in PGA Tour history a player has aced two holes in the same round.

Hong Kong primed for top pros

Victor Dubuisson, Miguel Angel Jiménez, Graeme McDowell and Patrick Reed are the latest international stars to confirm their participation in the UBS Hong Kong Open.

Collapsed lung doesn't slow Daly

John Daly was out of the hospital and playing golf again on Sunday, less than 24 hours after he was stricken on the course with what he said was a collapsed lung.

Scholarship event focuses on the future

China's golfing future was the focus of last week's third edition of the Mission Hills-St. Andrews Home to Home scholarship fundraising championship.

Van Gaal rules out transfer remedy

Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal said he will not jump into the transfer market to solve his side's goal-scoring problems following its 2-1 defeat at Swansea City.

City breaks transfer record to sign de Bruyne

Manchester City demonstrated its financial might by breaking the club's transfer record for the second time this summer to sign Kevin de Bruyne on Sunday, making the Belgium midfielder the second most-expensive player in English soccer history.

Arrieta caps no-hitter with strikeout flourish

With the Dodger Stadium crowd roaring with anticipation, Jake Arrieta of the Chicago Cubs struck out the side in the ninth inning to complete MLB's sixth no-hitter of the season and the second in 10 days against the LA Dodgers in a 2-0 victory on Sunday night.

Sharapova pulls out of US Open

Russian third seed Maria Sharapova withdrew from the US Open on Sunday with a right leg injury, easing the path to a calendar-year grand slam for top-ranked Serena Williams.

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Jamaicans relish giant-killer role

"But if you are the big tree, I am the small ax.

Coe puts Bolt in Ali's class

Usain Bolt has done for athletics what Muhammad Ali did for boxing, but the sport will survive when the sprint king eventually retires, according to new IAAF president Sebastian Coe.

Never write me off, warns sizzling Bolt

Usain Bolt has warned that people write him off at their peril after the imperious Jamaican sealed another world treble gold despite an injury-hit season.