Новости за 22.04.2017

MUNICH — Bayern Munich was held for a second successive Bundesliga game, with the leader twice coming from behind against lowly Mainz to recover a 2-2 draw on Saturday. It was another setback for Bayern following Tuesday’s Champions League quarterfinal exit at Real Madrid, but the German title still looks to be Bayern’s for a

CINCINNATI — Wilson Contreras hit his first career grand slam and Anthony Rizzo and Jason Heyward added three-run shots on Saturday, powering the Chicago Cubs to a 12-8 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Jake Arrieta (3-0) returned to the mound where he threw his second career no-hitter last April 21 and struggled mightily at the

BRISTOL, Tenn. — The moment practice ended at Bristol Motor Speedway, Kurt Busch climbed the steep banking of the concrete bullring. He checked the track temperature in several spots, then used his shoes to test the grip of the surface as he scuffed his way back down. There’s a sticky situation heading into Sunday’s race

MARYLAND, N.Y. — A car filled with college students has crashed into an upstate New York highway median and rolled over, killing one person and injuring five. State police say the crash happened at 4 a.m. Saturday in the town of Maryland. Police say the students from the State University of New York at Cobleskill

AUSTIN, Texas — Marc Marquez remains the motorcycle rider to beat at the Grand Prix of the Americas. Maverick Vinales has the speed to possibly make that happen. Repsol Honda’s Marquez won the pole position Saturday for the fifth consecutive year, edging Movistar Yamaha’s Vinales in a pulsating final-lap duel between the Spaniards that Marquez

SOUTH BEND, Ind. — This year of sweeping change for Notre Dame passed another mile marker Saturday with the Blue and Gold spring game. The 20,000 or so fans that took in the 2-hour intra-squad scrimmage at Notre Dame Stadium on a bright day got a glimpse of a promising first-year starting quarterback and a

CHESTER, Pa. — Anthony Jackson-Hamel scored his second goal of the game in the 87th minute, rallying the Montreal Impact to a 3-3 draw with the Philadelphia Union on Saturday. Jackson-Hamel replaced Dominic Oduro in the 62nd minute and put away a rebound to tie it. Matteo Mancuso’s shot from just outside the box had

OKEMOS, Mich. — Police have asked for help from the public in locating former Michigan State defensive end Auston Robertson, who is charged with third-degree criminal sexual conduct. Prosecutors announced the charge against the 19-year-old Robertson on Friday, and the Meridian Township Police Department posted a message on its website seeking information about Robertson’s whereabouts.

PARIS — The Latest on France’s presidential race (all times local): 9 p.m. The final hours of many election campaigns are frantic affairs, dominated by last-minute pitches, late-breaking polls and massive social media campaigns. Not so in France — even amid a presidential campaign. Rules dating back more than half a century impose a 44-hour

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Andretti Autosport’s other Indianapolis 500 drivers are looking forward to welcoming Fernando Alonso to their ranks. Marco Andretti called it “huge.” Alexander Rossi, last year’s winner at IndyCar’s biggest race, says “it’s very, very cool.” The two-time Formula One champion will skip the Monaco Grand Prix next month to compete in IndyCar

ST. PAUL, Minn. — St. Louis Blues center Paul Stastny has returned to the first line to make his debut in Game 5 of the first-round playoff series against Minnesota, after missing the last 14 games because of an upper-body injury. The Blues scratched rookie Ivan Barbashev to make room in the lineup Saturday against

LEHIGH ACRES, Fla. — A lit cigarette likely tossed by a parent waiting for a school bus caused a southwest Florida brush fire that destroyed four homes and several cars. According to the News-Press (http://newspr.es/2potWei), Lee County fire inspector Dale Reisen said Saturday that the 400-acre Lehigh Acres fire started Friday afternoon when a cigarette

They seem like postseason traditions: LeBron James is going for a sweep, and the Los Angeles Clippers have big problems. James is one win from the second round and the defending NBA champion Cleveland Cavaliers might be on the cusp of getting several rest days. Meanwhile, Blake Griffin will miss the rest of the season

PORTAGE, Ind. — Authorities say a person has died from a shooting involving a northwestern Indiana police officer. Portage Police Chief Troy Williams says the shooting happened about 1:45 a.m. Saturday after a city officer made a traffic stop. He says actions by the person led to the shooting but didn’t immediately release details. Porter

MILWAUKEE — The Toronto Raptors are starting guard Norman Powell in Game 4 against the Milwaukee Bucks and bringing center Jonas Valanciunas off the bench as they try to even their first-round Eastern Conference playoff series on Saturday. Toronto coach Dwane Casey had said he was going to make changes after the Bucks blew out

WESLEY CHAPEL, Fla. — CoCo Vandeweghe beat Marketa Vondrousova 6-1-6-4 Saturday to give the United States a 1-0 lead over defending champion Czech Republic in the Fed Cup semifinals. The Czechs have won the top team event in women’s tennis the last three years and five of the last six. The winner of this series

PARIS — The final hours of many electoral campaigns are frantic affairs, dominated by last-minute pitches, late-breaking polls and massive social media campaigns aimed at drumming up turnout. Not so in France. Rules dating back more than half a century impose a 44-hour time out ahead of the polls’ closure Sunday, meaning that politicians, journalists

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Louisville starting forward Mariya Moore will transfer from the program after finishing as the Cardinals’ third-leading scorer last season. Women’s basketball spokesman Ira Green confirmed Saturday that the three-time All-Atlantic Coast Conference selection will leave the school. Moore averaged 12 points and 5.1 rebounds and had a career-high 175 assists while starting

MILAN — Atalanta let slip a two-goal lead but eventually beat Bologna 3-2 in Serie A on Saturday to keep its European hopes very much alive. Defender Mattia Caldara scored what was to prove the winner with 14 minutes left to lift his side into fourth in the table. Sixth place in Serie A is

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. — Police in Virginia say a man is dead after he and another man were hit by a CSX train. Fredericksburg Police say officials responded to the incident around 3:25 a.m. Saturday. Police say two men were taken to the hospital with serious, life-threatening injuries after being struck in Fredericksburg. Police say one

WASHINGTON — Wildlife officials staged a daring rescue after an eaglet got its leg stuck in its nest at the U.S. National Arboretum. Local media outlets report that officials noticed that the eaglet, known as DC4, was struggling to free its leg from the nest. The eagle nest can be viewed through a live stream

LONDON — Eden Hazard came off the bench to help Chelsea into the FA Cup final with a 4-2 victory over Tottenham on Saturday as the English Premier League leaders overwhelmed their title rivals to stay on course for a double. Chelsea shut down Tottenham’s fightback in a potent five-minute spell in the second half

BARCELONA, Spain — Barcelona will campaign for as long as possible to get the suspended Neymar playing against Real Madrid on Sunday in a clasico that will go a long way to deciding the Spanish league. Spain’s sports tribunal said on Saturday that while it had not yet had the opportunity to consider the appeal

ATLANTA — These days, the pool deck seems a little empty for the U.S. diving team. Someone’s missing. David Boudia. He was the stalwart of the American program for the better part of the decade, the guy who usually came through at the biggest meets. “It’s going to be weird … not having David there,”

NEW YORK — Sparkly, exquisite diamonds were the draw but Reese Witherspoon’s thoughts were with something much larger — elephants. The Oscar-winning “Big Little Lies” star attended a party in New York on Friday night to celebrate Tiffany and Co. and said she backed the jewelry company’s commitment to stop global trafficking and demand for