Los Angeles Times

French Open reduces crowds

- — Mike DiGiovanna

Crowd sizes for the French Open were reduced again to 1,000 spectators per day because of the worsening COVID- 19 outbreak in Paris. The new limit was reduced from 5,000 per day.

Nick Mullens will start at quarterbac­k Sunday for the San Francisco 49ers in place of the injured Jimmy Garoppolo ( ankle). Coach Kyle

Shanahan also said that tight end George Kittle ( knee) will miss a second straight game. ... The Las Vegas Raiders will be without receiver Henry Ruggs III ( knee, hamstring) this week.

Hudson Swafford withstood a hornet sting on his hand and shot five- under- par 67 for a two- shot lead going into the weekend of the Corales Puntacana Resort and Club Championsh­ip in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic.

Austin Hill, the regularsea­son NASCAR Truck Series champion, rebounded from a poor opening race of the playoffs with a victory at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

Texas San Antonio beat visiting Middle Tennessee 3735 in a Conference USA football game.

Forward Bobby Ryan, the NHL’s Masterton Trophy winner for perseveran­ce, was placed on waivers by the Ottawa Senators for the purpose of a buyout. ... The Toronto Maple Leafs hired former Senators coach Paul MacLean as an assistant. ... The Montreal Canadiens signed defenseman Jeff Petry to a four- year contract extension. Paul Pettit, the Harbor City Narbonne pitching phenom who struck out 27 batters in a game in 1949 and was the first player to receive a six- figure signing bonus from a major league team, the Pittsburgh Pirates, died of natural causes at his home in Canyon Lake, Calif., on Thursday, his family announced. He was 88.

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