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Jim Harbaugh, 49ers agree to part ways; coach leaves with game ball, Gatorade bath and a smile

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By Cindy Boren
| The Washington Post Verified
Jim Harbaugh coached his last game with the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday and, although he wasn’t saying much about his future, there were all sorts of signs. Like the awkward pregame hug with owner Jed York. And then, after the 49ers’ 20-17 victory over Arizona, he was given a game ball. He got a Gatorade bath. Those aren’t the kinds of things a coach typically gets after the last game of a disappointing season in which the team went 8-8. At several points as the game was ending, he even smiled.
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American man severely gored by bull in Spain is moved out of intensive care unit

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By Cindy Boren
| The Washington Post Verified
Benjamin Milley, a 20-year-old man who was badly gored during a bull-running festival Saturday in Spain, has been moved from the intensive care unit and is improving. Milley, who is from Georgia, was not expected to require any further surgery, a spokesman for the Clinic Hospital in western Salamanca told the Associated Press Monday.
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Scottie Scheffler dominates British Open, wins second major of the year

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By Cindy Boren
| The Washington Post Verified
Scottie Scheffler dominates British Open, wins second major of the year (washingtonpost.com) Scottie Scheffler dominates British Open, wins second major of the year By Cindy Boren 2025072017422800 Scottie Scheffler won his second major title of 2025 on Sunday at the British Open, using a punishingly steady game that resulted in a score of 17-under-par 267, four shots better than American Harris English.
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