Rookie wins Suncoast bowling tourney for first PBA50 crown

PBA50 Tour rookie Michael Haugen Jr. of Phoenix, a five-time winner on the Professional Bowlers Association Tour, won the Suncoast PBA Senior U.S. Open Friday for his first title on PBA’S tour for players 50 and over.

Haugen defeated Brian Leclair of Delmar, New York, 173-158 in the championship match at Suncoast Bowling Center.

Golf: At Grand Rapids, Mich., Brooke Henderson bogeyed the final two holes for a 4-under-par 67 for a 12-under 130 total, leaving the 19-year-old Canadian with a two-stroke lead in the Meijer LPGA Classic.

Olympics: The International Olympic Committee announced it is ending its sponsorship deal with Mcdonald’s three years before it was to expire, severing a relationship that dated to 1976. No financial details were released.

College football: Florida coach Jim Mcelwain had his contract reworked, with the deal running through 2022 at an average annual salary of $4.48 million, ranking fifth among Southeastern Conference coaches.

Tennis: At London, Juan Martin del Potro, 28, withdrew from the Aegon Championships because of injury, putting his participation at Wimbledon in doubt.

Soccer: Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo, 32, wants to quit the club and leave Spain this summer after being accused of tax evasion, ESPN reported.