Milwaukee Sports Headlines

The Milwaukee Brewers used the long ball to maximum effect Tuesday night. They hit four solo home runs, two of which came from Jonathan Lucroy, to power a 4-3 victory over the Cincinnati Reds at Miller Park.

LeBron James rocked the NBA with his recent decision to return to the Cleveland Cavaliers. Here are some other players who have gone back to their original team.

PGA Tour

Riding in his 10th Tour de France, three-time world champion Michael Rogers finally got his first stage victory Tuesday by leading a breakaway group to a downhill finish as the pack entered the Pyrenees.

ESPN’s Buster Olney examined how different a hitter Ryan Braun has been this season compared to past seasons, particularly 2012 and ’11, and the results show a lack of power.

WEDNESDAY

WISCONSIN PGA JUNIORS #20 Meadows of Sixmile Creek, par 72BOYS

Second on Cleveland’s depth chart, Johnny Manziel already tops one NFL list. The popular rookie quarterback, who will begin his first training camp this week as a backup, has the league’s top-selling jersey since April 1.

The Milwaukee Admirals signed forward Triston Grant and goaltender Rob Madore to American Hockey League contracts for the upcoming season.

In his ranking of NFL quarterbacks, ESPN’s Ron Jaworski slots Aaron Rodgers of the Green Bay Packers third on his list of the best QBs.

TUESDAY

BLACKSTONE: Curt Venus, 76.

The 2014 British Open added some chapters to golf's rich history:

SOUTH SMALL 33, NORTH SMALL 13



North Small
7
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6
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13


South Small
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16
7
10
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33

Luke Meeteer’s 13th-inning single gave the Lakeshore Chinooks a 5-4 victory over the La Crosse Loggers.

SUNDAY

SI.com was widely praised for its scoop on LeBron James’ decision to return to Cleveland. But columnist Gene Weingarten of The Washington Post was not among those doling out kudos.