Budapest, Hungary: Last night the 17th FINA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2017 were 
opened, and willcontinue until July 30th in Budapest. The Aquatics Worlds take 
place every two years, and are a festival ofall things related to swimming and 
diving.

The two main competition venues are located in Budapest: Danube Arena, 
abrand-new indoor swimming pool complex for swimming and diving on the 
easternbank of the Danube, just north of Margaret Island, and the existing 
AlfrédHajós National Swimming Stadium, on Margaret Island itself, for water 
polo.  Open water swimming events will be held at LakeBalaton.   High diving 
and synchronizedswimming will be held at temporary venues in Budapest.  
The Hungarians are beasts in Water Polo, soexpect some exciting competition in 
the men's tournament, which starts on Mondaywith a round robin format in small 
group competition for the 16 countries who have made it thus far.  Today's 
action features men's one meterdiving.   
France:  Friday's stageof the Tour de France, Stage 13,  was wonby a Frenchman, 
 appropriate for BastilleDay.  Winner Warren Barguil outlasted allchallengers 
on a chaotic, action filled day, with three category one climbs,and lots of 
curves and turns near the finish.  Italian cyclist Fabio Aru is therace leader. 
 
Today's action, in Stage14,  features  a 181.5 km slog across southwest France, 
fromBlagnac to Rodez.  The stage will featurethree Category 3 climbs, and an 
almost continuous incline, the finish being ata much higher altitude than the 
start city.  

Silvis, Illinois:  In arun up to the British Open, Professional Golf's PGA Tour 
this week features theJohn Deere Classic at TPC Deere Run, in Hampton Township, 
near Silvis,Illinois.   Known for many decades as theQuad Cities Open, with 
various title sponsorships, the Tournament has beentitle sponsored by John 
Deere since the late 1990s.  Young golfers, including Tiger Woods andJordan 
Spieth, often have seen their early successes noticed by others at thethis 
tournament.   At the end of Friday's Round two, 25 year oldPatrick Rodgers let 
at 13 under par, Bryson DeChambeau was in second place at11 under par.   

In international Cricket, Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka are meeting,beginning today, 
in their sole test at Colombo. South Africa continues their tour of England 
with their 2nd Test continuing today  at Nottingham.   

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