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Tiger Woods Is Confirmed For Japanese Skins Challenge In October: Here's What To Know

Tiger Woods will make a unique return to competitive golf on Oct. 21 after two months off, returning to Japan for the first time in more than 13 years to take on stars from three other continents in a globally-televised skins game.

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Perpetual nails first chess crown

Perpetual Help captured its first senior's chess title following a 3.5-.5 victory over Arellano U recently in NCAA Season 95 at San Beda campus. It was a sweet victory for the Altas, who finished third in the eight-round eliminations, as it nailed a first chess crown since joining the NCAA in 1985. Perpetual Help tore […] The post Perpetual nails first chess crown appeared first on Inquirer Sports.

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Once the only Mr. 59, Al Geiberger now seeing 59s on PGA Tour on a yearly basis

Geiberger's famous 59 in 1977 is now one of 11 sub-60 rounds shot on tour, including four in the last three seasons.

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Tiger Woods' girlfriend removed from wrongful death lawsuit against his restaurant

Three months after Tiger Woods was removed as a defendant from a lawsuit targeting his restaurant in Jupiter, Florida, for a death allegedly caused by overserving alcohol to an employee, the golfer's girlfriend is out as a defendant as well. The lawsuit against Tiger Woods' restaurant • • • • Read more...

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Two more players from WTA Top-10 line up for 2019 VTB Kremlin Cup in Moscow

Those are Ukraine's Elina Svitolina and Romania's Simona Halep, who are ranked 3rd and 6th respectively

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Scientists construct energy production unit for a synthetic cell

Scientists at the University of Groningen have constructed synthetic vesicles in which ATP, the main energy carrier in living cells, is produced. The vesicles use the ATP to maintain their volume and their ionic strength homeostasis. This metabolic network will eventually be used in the creation of synthetic cells—but it can already be used to study ATP-dependent processes. The researchers described the synthetic system in an article that was published in Nature Communications on 18 September.

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India crashes out of Chess World Cup

Having lost the first game of the third round on Monday, the two playing with white pieces, faced a must-win situation

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