

CHICAGO--Ben Zobrist and Kyle Schwarber each drove in two runs, including a homer by Schwarber, and the Chicago Cubs rode a six-run second inning Monday to win their home opener, clobbering the Pittsburgh Pirates 10-0.
AUGUSTA, Georgia--Jennifer Kupcho struck a blow for gender equality and entered golf history books on Saturday when she was crowned Augusta National Women's Amateur champion by firing a final-round five-under 67 for a four-shot win over Maria Fassi.
INDIANAPOLIS--Jayson Tatum scored 22 points and Gordon Hayward added 21 as the Boston Celtics took over sole possession of fourth place in the Eastern Conference standings with a 117-97 victory Friday over the Indiana Pacers in Indianapolis. The result puts Boston on track for home-court advantage in the upcoming NBA playoffs.
MONTERREY, Mexico--Spain's Garbine Muguruza successfully defended her Monterrey Open title on Sunday when Victoria Azarenka retired injured from her first WTA singles final in three years. Second seed Muguruza was leading the match between the two former world number ones 6-1 3-1 when Azarenka decided she was unable to continue because of an injury to her right leg.
NEW YORK--Former Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) featherweight Artem Lobov, a long-time friend and team mate of Conor McGregor, is set to make a lucrative debut in bare-knuckle boxing as combat sports bid to gain more mainstream acceptance.
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