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THE DAY in SPORTS; U.S. Is Turning Presidents Cup Into a Rout Publication Info: Los Angeles Times ; Los Angeles, Calif THE DAY IN SPORTS; U.S. is turning Presidents Cup into a rout Publication info: Los Angeles Times ; Los Angeles, Calif. [Los Angeles, Calif]01 Oct 2017: D.12. ProQuest document link FULL TEXT The Americans came within one match of winning the Presidents Cup -- on Saturday. The U.S. team is playing to its full potential, and the result is the biggest blowout since these matches began in 1994. Anirban Lahiri and Si Woo Kim had the only victory for the International team over two sessions, and Phil Mickelson broke Tiger Woods' Presidents Cup record with his 25th victory as the Americans poured it on at Liberty National in New Jersey. They had a 141/2-31/2 lead and need only one point Sunday to win the cup for the seventh straight time. The 11-point margin is the largest going into the 12 singles matches, breaking the International record of nine points set in 1998 at Royal Melbourne, the only time that team has won the cup. Rory McIlroy moved into contention at the British Masters by shooting a six-under 64 in the third round, leaving him two strokes off the lead held by Robert Karlsson. ... Five-time PGA Tour winner Jonathan Byrd shot a seven- under 64 to take the third-round lead in the Web.com Tour Championship. -- ETC. George: Westbrook makes choice 'easier' Paul George says teammate Russell Westbrook's new $205-million contract extension with the Oklahoma City Thunder "absolutely" will factor into his future. "We've been on an unbelievable start right now and for him to be committed here, it says a lot," George told reporters Saturday. "Not only in us pairing together, but just knowing what type of dude Russ is and his values and his beliefs and him being committed to the organization says a lot. And I'm one person that's enjoying it here, so I think when that time comes, the decision will be easier to make for myself." George, who can become a free agent next summer, has expressed a desire to play for his hometown Lakers, who were expected to make a hard push for him and Westbrook, another L.A. native, in 2018. But the Thunder have built a contender this summer by trading for George in June and Carmelo Anthony in September. "This feels like a championship team," George told USA Today last month. Kawhi Leonard will miss the entire preseason while rehabbing a right quadriceps injury, the San Antonio Spurs announced. South Carolina women's basketball coach Dawn Staley told the Associated Press her NCAA champion Gamecocks are still waiting for their invite to the White House, and she isn't sure they'd attend if invited. Staley said other teams that won titles after the Gamecocks did in April, like the North Carolina men's team, have been invited. The Tar Heels said last week they won't visit because of a scheduling conflict. Ryan Blaney crashed the Xfinity Series playoffs as the NASCAR Cup Series regular dominated Saturday's second postseason race at Dover International Speedway. ... Ben Rhodes moved into the second round of NASCAR's Truck Series playoffs with his first career win, at Las Vegas. ... Lewis Hamilton took pole position for the Formula One Malaysian Grand Prix. Police acted appropriately detaining Seattle Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett following a report of gunfire PDF GENERATED BY SEARCH.PROQUEST.COM Page 1 of 149 at an after-hours club, the head of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department said. ... The NFL said it's investigating a claim that Tennessee Titans tight end Delanie Walker and his family received death threats over the anthem protests. Toronto FC became the first Canadian team to win the Supporters' Shield as the MLS regular-season champion, beating the New York Red Bulls 4-2. The Vancouver Whitecaps clinched a playoff spot with a 1-0 win over Sporting Kansas City, and the Columbus Crew did the same with a 2-0 win over D.C. United. ... Romelu Lukaku scored for the sixth straight game as Manchester United beat Crystal Palace 4-0 in the English Premier League. Unseeded Caroline Garcia won her first title of the year, beating Ashleigh Barty 6-7 (3), 7-6 (4), 6-2 in the Wuhan Open final in China. The International Weightlifting Federation has suspended nine leading countries including Russia, China, and Kazakhstan for a year after drug test samples from the 2008 and 2012 Olympics were re-examined. Credit: Wire Reports DETAILS Subject: Professional soccer; Presidents; Professional basketball; Professional golf Location: South Carolina United States--US New Jersey North Carolina People: Leonard, Kawhi Anthony, Carmelo Woods, Eldrick Tiger Mickelson, Phil McIlroy, Rory Karlsson, Robert Staley, Dawn Byrd, Jonathan Lahiri, Anirban Company / organization: Name: USA Today; NAICS: 511110; Name: National Collegiate Athletic Association-- NCAA; NAICS: 813990; Name: Associated Press; NAICS: 519110; Name: San Antonio Spurs; NAICS: 711211; Name: National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing; NAICS: 711320, 813990; Name: Oklahoma City Thunder; NAICS: 711211 Identifier / keyword: Game story Publication title: Los Angeles Times; Los Angeles, Calif. Pages: D.12 Publication year: 2017 Publication date: Oct 1, 2017 Section: Sports; Part D; Sports Desk Publisher: Tribune Interactive, LLC Place of publication: Los Angeles, Calif. Country of publication: United States, Los Angeles, Calif. Publication subject: General Interest Periodicals--United States ISSN: 04583035 PDF GENERATED BY SEARCH.PROQUEST.COM Page 2 of 149 Source type: Newspapers Language of publication: English Document type: News ProQuest document ID: 1944756621 Document URL: http://libproxy.csun.edu/login?url=https://search.proquest.com/docview/19447566 21?accountid=7285 Copyright: Copyright Los Angeles Times Oct 1, 2017 Last updated: 2017-11-25 Database: Global Newsstream LINKS Linking Service No evidence of shooting at USC; Police say campus lockdown was prompted by a false report of gunfire. Nicole Santa Cruz; Winton, Richard; Agrawal, Nina . Los Angeles Times ; Los Angeles, Calif. [Los Angeles, Calif]03 Oct 2017: B.5. ProQuest document link FULL TEXT Los Angeles police said they found no evidence of a shooting on the USC campus Monday after a report of gunfire prompted a lockdown and a substantial LAPD response. "No danger to community," the Los Angeles Police Department said on Twitter after completing a search of campus buildings. Public safety officials said evacuations were prompted by a false report that came in shortly after noon. "It was reported a faculty member during class falsely told her students there was an active shooter in the building," John Thomas, head of USC's Department of Public Safety, said in an emailed statement. USC police said the incident occurred in a third-floor classroom in Fertitta Hall, a building of the business school. LAPD Deputy Chief Phillip Tingirides said the professor appeared to have some sort of "episode" and told students there was an active shooter on campus. The woman, whose name department officials declined to release, was not booked on a criminal charge. She was detained for questioning, LAPD Officer Tony Im said. At this point police are trying to figure out "why she did what she did," Im said. PDF GENERATED BY SEARCH.PROQUEST.COM Page 3 of 149 USC issued an alert telling students to shelter in place at 12:23 p.m. Within about half an hour, police had verified there was no active shooter. Tiago Rodriguez was sitting in a business communication class in Fertitta Hall when campus public safety officers walked by and told everyone to stay inside. Minutes earlier, the professor had been going over the procedures for an active-shooter situation. At first, Rodriguez thought it was a drill, but the mood in the class intensified quickly. Students lined up against a wall. One student gave the professor his belt to lock the door. At one point, the people in the room piled up their desks and chairs in front of the door to form a barricade. Some students called their parents, crying. "It totally felt like my life was in immediate danger," Rodriguez said. "It was sobering that this is the reality of the United States today." Brian Frost, an MBA student, was grabbing coffee before his 12:30 p.m. class when he saw a stampede of people sprinting out of a building. "I just started running," he said. Frost said he thought people were even more jittery than usual in the aftermath of the mass shooting in Las Vegas on Sunday night. Ignacio Barron, also an MBA student, said he was in the middle of an exam when a person burst into the classroom with orders to evacuate. Barron and his classmates quickly left Popovich Hall and waited for updates as fully armed police stood nearby. Barron said everything happened so quickly that he didn't have a chance to be fearful. He praised the school's response. "Everything was really well-coordinated," he said. Officers with the school's department of public safety let students back into classrooms about 2 p.m. In a statement released late Monday afternoon, USC Provost Michael Quick praised the rapid police response as well as students, staff and faculty for how they reacted to the alert. -- [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Caption: PHOTO: USC STUDENTS gather on South Figueroa Street after being evacuated because of a report of an active shooter on campus, which turned out to be false. PHOTOGRAPHER:Jay L. Clendenin Los Angeles Times DETAILS Subject: Mass murders; Public safety; Evacuations &rescues; Graduate students Location: Los Angeles California United States--US Las Vegas Nevada Company / organization: Name: Police Department-Los Angeles CA; NAICS: 922120 Identifier / keyword: UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SHOOTINGS EVACUATIONS POLICE INVESTIGATIONS MISINFORMATION Publication title: Los Angeles Times; Los Angeles, Calif.
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