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THE BALTIMORE SUN SPORTS SUNDAY, JULY 31, 2016 Ron Fritz, Senior EditorSports, 410-332-6421, fax: 410-783-2518, e-mail: sportsbaltsun.com sLaGarz, Maryland) ai ie Galaxy wil play the Sound ers today TELEVISION HIGHLIGHTS PGA PGA Championship: 3rd, final rd. TNT 9 a.m. FT German Grand Prix NBCSN 7:30 a.m. European King's Cup, final rd. (T) GOLF 1:30 NASCAR Sprint Cup Pennsylvania 400 NBCSN 1:30 PGA Championship: 3rd, final rd.

13,9 2 IndyCar Honda Indy 200Mid-Ohio CNBC 2 PGA Championship: 3rd, final rd. (T) CBSSN 9 Baseball National Youth 11U teams TBACBSSN 10 a.m. Horses Breeders' Cup Challenge: Haskell 11,4 5 National Youth 12U champ, teams TBACBSSN 1 MLL ChesapeakeNew York (T) TCN 4 MLB OriolesToronto MASN 1 M. soccer MLS: PortlandSporting K.C. 45, 5 2 St.

LouisMiami TBS 1 MLS: Los AngelesSeattle ESPN 4 WashingtonSan Francisco MASN2 4 MLS: MontrealD.C. 24 6:30 SeattleCubs ESPN 8 Friendly: Arsenal vs. CD. Guadalajara FS1 9 OriolesToronto (T) MASN 11:30 ATP Rogers Cup, ATP doubles final TENNIS 1:30 W. bask.

USA Showcase: Australia vs. U.S. NBA 4 Rogers Cup, final ESPN2 4 CFL TorontoOttawa ESPN2 7:30 WTA Rogers Cup, final ESPN2 1 LPGA British Open: final rd. GOLF 9 a.m. RADIO HIGHLIGHTS British Open: final rd.

11,4 11a.m. MLB OriolesToronto 105.7 FM 1 British Open: final rd. (T) GOLF 3:30 WashingtonSan Francisco 1500 AM 4 adidas FIND CUSTOMIZABLE TELEVISION LISTINGS AT BALTIMORESUN.COMTVLISTINGS EDITED FROM NEWS SERVICES of the Predators in his bid to keep his lawsuit against the franchise in a Tennessee court and allowed the case to go back to the NHL for arbitration. Former Predators chairman David Freeman and Commodore Trust sued Predators Holdings LLC and current team chairman Tom Cigarran June 23 seeking $250 million in damages for his original 48 percent stake in the team being diluted. The Coyotes signed first-round pick Jakob Chychrun to an entry-level contract.

Terms of the deal weren't disclosed. The 18-year-old Chychrun, selected 16th overall last month, had 11 goals and 38 assists in 62 games last season for the Sarnia Sting in the Ontario Hockey League. SOCCER: The New England Revolution announced forward Charlie Davis is in remission after receiving treatment for lipo-sarcoma. Davis, a member of the 2008 Olympic team who has appeared in 17 games for the U.S. national team, has not played for the Revolution since April 27.

TENNIS: Bob and Mike Bryan will not defend their Olympic doubles title in Rio, citing health concerns. Though they didn't specifically mention the Zika virus, the twins announced their withdrawal on their Facebook page Saturday by saying that as "husbands and fathers, our family's health is now our top priority." The Americans are the No. 2 doubles team and have won 16 Grand Slam titles, a men's record. Wimbledon finalist Mi-los Raonic, Tomas Berdych and Simona Halep are among others who have withdrawn from Rio because of Zika, while Americans John Isner and Sam Querrey are skipping the Olympics due to scheduling COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Texas coach Kevin Sumlin suspended two assistant coaches for two weeks without pay for what was described as a "failed attempt at humor" this week at a football clinic for women. Offensive line coach Jim Turner and special teams coord inator Jeff Banks wil I also serve 20 hours of community service.

Part of the assistant coaches' presentation was slides with tips for blocking that included double entendres and what could be construed as sexual references. Former Texas LB Antonio Armstrong and his wife were found fatally shot Friday morning at their home in Houston. Armstrong was named a first-team Associated Press All-American in 1994 and chosen by the 49ers in the sixth round of the 1995 draft. GOLF: Thailand's Ariya Jutanugarn took the Women's British Open lead at tree-lined Woburn, nearly four months after blowing a late lead in the season's first major championship. She birdied six of the first 14 holes and shot a bogey-free 6-under 66, giving her a tournament-record score of 16-under 200 for 54 holes.

Jutanugarn is two strokes ahead of Mirim Lee, who shot a 69. NBA: A federal judge in Los Angeles has refused to dismiss a lawsuit alleging Knicks Derrick Rose and two friends drugged and gang-raped a woman in 2013. The woman, a former lover who is seeking $21.5 million in damages, contends the three men drugged her drink at Rose's Beverly Hills, home and then raped her the next morning at her apartment. Rose and the other defendants claim the woman consented to the sex and even buzzed them into her apartment. NHL: Ajudge has ruled against a co-owner BRIAN LAWDERMILKGETTY IMAGES Kyle Busch signs autographs before practice Saturday for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Pennsylvania 400 at Pocono Raceway.

He will start 16th in today's race. SPRINT CUP PENNSYLVANIA 400 Kyle Busch eager to finally win at Pocono SPRINT CUP PENNSYLVANIA 400 Lineup at Pocono Raceway; Long Pond, lap: 2.5 miles SP NO. DRIVER MPH PENNSYLVANIA 400 Pocono Raceway, Long Pond, Pa. Today, 1:30 p.m. TV: NBC Sports Network More online Go to baltimoresun.com 1.

78 Martin TruexJr 179.244 2. 19 Carl Edwards 178.873 3. 27 Paul Menard 178.671 4. 11 Denny Hamlin 178.540 5. 31 Ryan Newman 178.433 6.

14 Tony Stewart 178.394 7. 2 Brad Keselowski 178.359 8. 24 Chase Elliott 177.571 9. 20 MattKenseth 177.413 10. 22 JoeyLogano 177.151 11.

42 Kyle Larson 177.082 12. 3 Austin Dillon 176.835 13. 47 AJAIImendinger 177.322 14. 17 Ricky StenhouseJr 177.281 15. 41 Kurt Busch 177.183 16.

18 Kyle Busch 177.054 17. 4 Kevin Harvick 176.988 18. 21 Ryan Blaney 176.880 19. 1 Jamie McMurray 176.574 20. 13 Casey Mears 176.478 21.

48 Jimmie Johnson 176.091 22. 34 Chris Buescher 176.084 23. 5 KaseyKahne 175.901 24. 88 Jeff Gordon 175.706 25. 16 Greg Biffle 175.603 26.

10 Danica Patrick 175.404 27. 43 AricAlmirola 174.985 28. 15 Clint Bowyer 174.257 29. 95 Michael McDowell 174.236 30. 7 Regan Smith 173.826 31.

6 Trevor Bayne 173.534 32. 38 LandonCassill 173.491 33. 23 David Ragan 173.077 34. 83 MattDiBenedetto 172.874 35. 44 Brian Scott 172.209 36.

98 ColeWhitt 171.716 37. 32 Jeb Burton 171.429 38. 30 Josh Wise 170.451 39. 46 Michael Annett 169.750 40. 55 Reed Sorenson 158.615 M-make; C-Chevrolet; D-Dodge; sports for: Jon Meoli on Orioles top draft pick Cody Sedlock showing upside in his short starts at Aberdeen A story about Michael Phelps being the focus of the U.S.

swimming team's workout in Atlanta Analysis and betting tips for today's race card at Laurel Park ALL SUBSCRIBERS GET FREE DIGITAL ACCESS Activate digital access at baltimoresun.comactivate. Read the pages at digitaledition.baltimoresun.com. By Dan Gelston Associated Press LONG POND, PA. -Kyle Busch Motorsports is bursting at the seams with NASCAR trophies. Kyle Busch's shop in Mooresville, N.C., is undergoing renovations, and until they are complete, his trophies have nowhere to go.

Workers can't set foot in the store, offices or the upstairs hall without tripping over trophies. Busch, 31, has an entire case dedicated to trophies from Bristol Motor Speedway alone and every winner's flag from his 38 career Sprint Cup victories is framed in the upstairs hallway. He's won at every Cup track from Darlington to Daytona, from Bristol to the Brickyard. Every track but Charlotte Motor Speedway and Pocono Raceway. Busch can knock Pocono off the list today, though he has only four career top-five finishes in 23 starts at the 212-mile tri-oval.

Busch starts 16th in the No. 18 Toyota, in the same row as elder brother Kurt, who won at Pocono in June. Kyle Busch's best shot at winning at Pocono came last August, but he lost the lead on the last lap when his car ran out of fuel. His average Pocono finish is 19th. "You've got to have everything fall into place and the stars align, and it just hasn't quite happened here yet," Busch said.

Busch, tied with Brad Keselowsld with four wins this season, is coming off a historic weekend at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He won his second straight Brickyard 400 in dominant form, leading a record 149 of 170 laps. Coupled with an Xfinity Series victory a day earlier, Busch became the first NASCAR driver to win both poles and both races on the same weekend. "It certainly is the best way to come to Pocono being able to race the way we did last week," Busch said. Only 31, the 2015 Sprint Cup champion's best days still seem ahead.

Busch has 166 career wins among NASCAR's top three divisions: Sprint Cup (38), Xfinity (83) and Truck (45). With wins this season at Martinsville Speedway and Kansas Speedway, he has won races at 21 of the 23 active Cup tracks. He has multiple victories at 11 of 21 tracks. His Indy win gave him 34 career wins at Joe Gibbs Racing, topping Tony Stewart for most on the career list. But there is one trophy that won't be found at KBM.

His 2015 Cup championship trophy is at his home, surrounded by all the hardware that came out of his leg and foot after his accident last year at Daytona He's on the hunt for a champagne bottle from his championship -clinching victory at Homestead to fill with screws once inside his body. He broke his right leg and left foot when he crashed into a wall in an Xfinity Series race the day before the Daytona 500. He missed 11 Cup races and needed a waiver from NASCAR to qualify for the Chase. Now he's intent on joining the list of drivers Richard Petty, Jimmie Johnson and Dale Earnhardt among them who have won consecutive championships. "Kyle, from the second day he was out of surgery, he has been on a mission," Joe Gibbs said.

NOTE: Dale Earnhardt Jr. will miss his third straight race today. He says his concussion-like symptoms haven't changed and his return does not appear imminent Jeff Gordon, who came out of retirement to drive for Earnhardt last week at Indianapolis, will drive the No. 88 car again at Pocono. YOUTH SOCCER Two Md.

boys teams reach national finals Thomas Walker scored in the 77th minute to help Pipeline Black defeat Maryland rival and defending national champion Baltimore Celtic 98 99, 1-0, on Saturday in Frisco, Texas, to advance to the Under-17 boys final at the U.S. Youth Soccer National Championships. Pipeline will play for the title today against Loudoun 98 Red of Virginia, which defeated Seattle United 98 Copa of Washington on penalty kicks after a scoreless overtime and a 1-1 tie in regulation. The final will be a rematch of the 2016 Region I final, in which Pipeline defeated Loudoun, 4-L In Under-14 boys, Baltimore Darby 0102 is headed back to the final for a second straight year after defeating Raiders City of Illinois, 2-1. Age-group leading goal scorer Theodore Ndje scored in the 14th minute and Richard Nichols made it 2-0 in the 33rd.

The Raiders scored in the 35th minute. Darby will face Valparaiso United FC 02 JG of Arizona, which won, 3-2, in overtime against LVSA 02 Red of Nevada. The title match is today. CAL RIPKEN WORLD SERIES Bel Air overwhelmed by 10-run 5th inning, 13-8 Maryland state champion Bel Air lost its first game of the Cal Ripken World Series, falling, 13-8, to Southwest champ Florence, at Cal Yard in Aberdeen. Bel Air scored single runs in the first four innings, then added four in the fifth inning for an 8-3 lead, but six errors contributed to a nightmarish 10-run bottom of the inning.

"It's hard to look back; I still don't even know how it happened," Bel Air manager Darrell Barrett said. "We're up 8-3 going into that inning, they only had one ball out of the infield on that one hit that was long, when they hit that go-ahead, but you know, that's 12U baseball." Bel Air is back in action today at 12:30 p.m. against Midwest Plains champ Southeastern Denver, Colo. MEN'S BASKETBALL City of Gods loses again in Tournament semis For the second straightyear, Maryland-based City of Gods lost to Overseas Elite in the semifinals of The Basketball Tournament, falling to the winner-take-all event's defending champions, 103-92, Saturday at Fordham's Rose Hill Gymnasium in New York. Former Arizona guard Kyle Fogg scored a tournament-record 42 points to lead Overseas Elite into Tuesday night's final against Team Colorado.

Fogg helped erase al5-point first-half deficit to tie the game at halftime, then helped his team lead by as many as 21 in the second half. The winner of the tournament will take $2 million in prize money, double last year's payoff. Don Markus COLLEGES Coppin names Carter AD; UM gets 3 football commits Coppin State named Derek Carter athletic director Friday. Carter has been AD at Montgomery College in Rockville as well as at Delaware State and Bowie State. He received his bachelor's degree in marketing education from Virginia Tech and a master's degree in sport management from Tennessee-Knoxville.

Interim AD Alecia Shields-Gadson will continue to serve as associate AD. MARYLAND FOOTBALL: The Terps picked up their third commitment of the day for the Class of 2017 when three-star Page (NC.) running back Javon Leake pledged to attend the school. Leake is a consensus three-star recruit across the four major recruiting services. In the 247sports.com composite rankings, he's the No. 6 all-purpose back nationally, No.

17 player in North Carolina and No. 526 overall prospect in his class. Earlier in the day, three-star Gonzaga (D.C.) offensive lineman Johnny Jordan and three -star Potomac runningback Tayon Fleet-Davis committed. For more on the recruits from Baltimore Sun Media Group reporter Daniel Gallen, go to ETCETERA Noteworthy Peach wins feature at Laurel Park Non Stop Stable's stakes winner Noteworthy Peach, Maryland's champion 3-year-old of 2015, coasted to the lead on the outside at the top of the stretch and powered away to a 212-length victory over Golden Glint in Saturday's featured sixth race at Laurel Park. Winner of the Jennings Handicap and second in the Federico Tesio last year, 4-year-old Noteworthy Peach ($7.20) only drew into the race when the $47,000 optional claiming allowance was switched from the Fort Marcy Turf Course to the main track.

Noteworthy Peach, ridden by Jevian Toledo, ran one mile in 1 minute, 37.33 seconds over a fast main track for his fifth win from 11 career starts at Laurel. RADIO: The departure of Steve Davis from WJZ-FM (105.7 The Fan) will trigger other lineup changes starting Monday. Rob Long will be the new partner of Ed Norris from 6 to 10 a.m., with Bob Haynie replacing him alongside Vinny Cer-rato fromlO a.m. to 2 p.m. Jerry Coleman said he will be on the air 6 p.m.

to 10 p.m. weekdays starting Monday as part of a new lineup. David Zurawik From Sun staff and news services GO TO BALTIMORESUN.COMSCORES FRIDAY HIGH-A CAROLINA Frederick at Wilmington 5:05 LOW-A SOUTH ATLANTIC Delmarva at W.Va 2:05 Hagerstown at Hickory 5 SHORT-A N.Y.-PENN Aberdeen at Brooklyn 4 TRIPLE-A INTERNATIONAL Indianapolis 2.. Norfolk 1,12 inn. HIGH-A CAROLINA Gm.

2: Wilmington 9.Frederick8 SHORT-A N.Y.-PENN Gm. 2: Aberdeen 6 Mah. Valley 2 HIGH-A CAROLINA Frederick at Wilmington ppd. LOW-A SOUTH ATLANTIC Delmarva 6 W.Va. 0 Gm.

1: Hickory 5... Hagerstown 3 Gm. 2: Hagerstown 6 Hickory 2, 10 inn. SHORT-A N.Y.-PENN Mah. Valley at Aberdeen ccd.

TODAY TRIPLE-A INTERNATIONAL Norfolk at Indianapolis 1:35 DOUBLE-A EASTERN Bowie at Akron 2:05 MLS TODAY Montreal at D.C United 6:30 SATURDAY Philadelphia at D.C United 7 NWSL SATURDAY Sky Blue at Spirit ppd. until today at 11 a.m. AUG. 18 Spirit at Houston SATURDAY SATURDAY Bayhawks at Charlotte 7:30 TRIPLE-A INTERNATIONAL Norfolk 10 Indianapolis 4 DOUBLE-A EASTERN Bowie at Akron late.