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Jane Park joins Webb, Alex at top of U.S. Women's Open leaderboard

By Larry Fine LANCASTER, Pennsylvania (Reuters) – American Jane Park joined Karrie Webb and Marina Alex at the top of the U.S. Women’s Open leaderboard on Friday when she posted a four-under 66 after completing the weather-interrupted first round. Park birdied the par-four 14th, her first hole back in Friday’s resumption of play at Lancaster Country Club, and parred the rest of the way in for a share of a

Golf-Jane Park joins Webb, Alex at top of U.S. Women's Open leaderboard

By Larry Fine LANCASTER, Pennsylvania, July 10 (Reuters) – American Jane Park joined Karrie Webb and Marina Alex at the top of the U.S. Women’s Open leaderboard on Friday when she posted a four-under 66 after completing the weather-interrupted first round. Park birdied the par-four 14th, her first hole back in Friday’s resumption of play at Lancaster Country Club, and parred the rest of the way in for a share

Rose flourishing at Scottish Open

Justin Rose put himself in prime position for a successful defence of his Scottish Open crown after a second straight round of 66 at Gullane on Friday. No player has ever won back-to-back Scottish Open titles and, were Rose to achieve that feat on Sunday, it would underline his position among the favourites for the British Open at St Andrews in the absence of injured world number one Rory McIlroy.

Rose hits spectator, causes boy to faint

By Bernie McGuire GULLANE, Scotland (Reuters) – Justin Rose hit an elderly spectator on the head with a wayward drive at the Scottish Open on Friday and the sight of the wound caused a 14-year-old boy to faint. “Fortunately, the older chap was okay,” said defending Scottish Open champion Rose after a second straight four-under-par round of 66 gave him a share of the clubhouse lead on eight under par

Golf-Rose hits spectator, causes boy to faint

By Bernie McGuire GULLANE, Scotland, July 10 (Reuters) – Justin Rose hit an elderly spectator on the head with a wayward drive at the Scottish Open on Friday and the sight of the wound caused a 14-year-old boy to faint. “Fortunately, the older chap was okay,” said defending Scottish Open champion Rose after a second straight four-under-par round of 66 gave him a share of the clubhouse lead on eight

GM Recalling 686,000 Crossovers from Four Brands for Faulty Liftgate

– General Motors has announced a safety recall affecting its three-row crossover lineup, which includes the Chevrolet Traverse, the Buick Enclave, the GMC Acadia, and the (now-discontinued) Saturn Outlook. – The issue is faulty “Prop Recovery System” software that might not recognize when the gas support struts become worn and can no longer support the weight of the liftgate. The Prop Recovery System is “intended to accomplish a controlled, slow return

Hauling Hotties: Alfa Romeo Giulia Wagon, Crossover Rendered

– Alfa Romeo’s long-awaited new sports sedan, the Giulia, has proven to be every bit the sexy Italian the brand needs as the follow-up to the 4C. We can’t wait to drive the new Alfa, which is due to arrive here in mid-2016. Of course, the automaker will need to further flesh out its lineup globally, both to satisfy its dealer body and to maximize the return on its investment in

2016 Honda HR-V FWD Automatic Tested: Tall Conformity Is a Good Fit

-The appeal of the new tiny-crossover format lies in the intersection of a tall seating position, easy-to-park footprint, and all-wheel drive for year-round traction. Yet the explosive sales of the front-drive-only Kia Soul (more than 145,000 found homes last year) indicate that maybe the booster-seat effect and bite-size dimensions are more important than four driven wheels. All this is to say that the two-wheel-drive Honda HR-V reviewed here is a

Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Tesla Model S P85D Road Trip

– When we took possession of our long-term Tesla Model S two short months ago, the honeymoon was sweet. “Insane mode” launches! Svelte styling! Cruising the streets of Ann Arbor in a $140,000 luxury electric car that, thanks to state franchise laws, can’t actually be sold in Michigan equals exclusivity! Then we remembered that the Model S is here to cover 40,000 miles, a specious task given the sedan’s EPA-rated 253-mile