San Francisco Chronicle - (Sunday)

Tennis Hall of Famer Evert announces cancer diagnosis

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Slam singles champion. The Australian Open begins next month.

“I'll be ready for the rest of the Grand Slam season!” Evert said. he has a .277 batting average with 16 homers and 168 RBIs in parts of six seasons with the Angels.

Fletcher is owed $14 million as part of a $26 million, five-year contract, a deal that calls for him to receive $6 million next year and $6.5 million in 2025 and includes a $1.5 million buyout of a 2026 team option.

NFL: Saints quarterbac­k Derek Carr cleared the concussion protocol on Friday evening, increasing the liklelihoo­d that he’ll start on Sunday against the Carolina Panthers.

Carr, who left New Orleans' 33-28 loss to Detroit last week with a concussion as well as shoulder and rib injuries, was listed as questionab­le on Friday’s injury report.

However, he participat­ed — at least on a limited basis — in every practice this week.

College soccer: Shawn Smart scored his second goal of the season, Joseph Andema recorded his fourth straight shutout of the NCAA Tournament and No. 9 seed Clemson advanced to its sixth national championsh­ip match in school history with a 1-0 victory over No. 5 West Virginia on Friday night in Louisville, Ky.

Clemson (14-3-5) has reached the championsh­ip game for the second time in three seasons — after winning the trophy in 2021. Last Saturday, the Tigers downed Stanford 2-0 to earn the program’s 10th College Cup appearance.

Golf: The Wells Fargo Championsh­ip is not renewing its contract to host a PGA Tour event, ending 22 years on the schedule for what is now a signature event with a $20 million purse.

The tournament is held at Quail Hollow Club, which has hosted the PGA Championsh­ip and the Presidents Cup. It will be played for the final time next May.

The tournament began in 2003 as the Wachovia Championsh­ip and was an immediate favorite among players for the golf course and the first-class treatment provided by the club.

The tour said it plans to remain in Charlotte and is actively meeting with potential title sponsors.

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