Some of the sports stories The Associated Press is covering Sunday. A full Sports Digest will be sent by about 3 p.m. All times EDT:- LAUSANNE, Switzerland -- Olympic leaders stopped short of imposing a complete ban on Russia from the Rio de Janeiro Games, leaving individual global sports federations to decide which athletes should be cleared to compete. The decision by the IOCs executive board comes 12 days before the opening of the games. SENT: 900 words, photos.- COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. -- Ken Griffey Jr. and Mike Piazza are inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. UPCOMING: 600 words, photos. Ceremony begins 1:30 p.m.- PARIS -- Poised to clinch his third Tour de France title, Chris Froome and teammates at Sky are celebrating by drinking beer -- not the traditional Champagne -- during final and mostly ceremonial stage which ends on the Champs-Elysees in Paris. SENT: 130 words, photos. UPCOMING: 700 words, photos by 4 p.m.- CHICAGO -- The White Sox wrap up their four-game series with the Tigers, but only after they finish up Saturday nights suspended game -- the score is 3-all in the eighth inning of a contest that saw ace Chris Sale scratched from his start for destroying his teams throwback uniforms before the game. UPCOMING: 600 words, photos. Starts 2:10 p.m.- INDIANAPOLIS -- Defending champion and pole winner Kyle Busch is the favorite to win Sundays Brickyard 400. But Indiana drivers Jeff Gordon and Tony Stewart will try to make one more trip to victory lane. UPCOMING: 700 words, photos. Race begins 3 p.m.- OAKVILLE, Ontario -- Amateur Jared du Toit was chasing Brandt Snedeker in an unlikely bid to become the first Canadian to win the Canadian Open in 62 years. UPCOMING: 600 words, photos by 7:30 p.m.- CARNOUSTIE, Scotland -- Chasing his first major title, Miguel Angel Jimenez took a four-stroke lead into the final round of the Senior British Open. UPCOMING: 400 words, photos by 5:30 p.m.- GURNEE, Ill. -- England, South Korea, the United States, Taiwan and Japan face off in 10 singles matches for the LPGA Tours International Crown. SENT: 280 words. UPCOMING: 700 words, photos by 7 p.m.- RIO DE JANEIRO -- Australian athletes will not move into their rooms at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics until serious plumbing, electrical and cleaning problems are fixed, with the troubled South American games opening in under two weeks.- LOS ANGELES -- DeAndre Jordan and the U.S. Olympic mens basketball team host China in an exhibition at Staples Center as the Americans pre-Rio tour rolls on. UPCOMING: 650 words, photos. Starts 8 p.m.- WASHINGTON -- Ivo Karlovic tries to win his second consecutive title at age 37, facing second-seeded Gael Monfils in the Citi Open mens final Sunday. Yanina Wickmayer plays American Lauren Davis in the womens final. Mens final starts 3 p.m.; womens final follows. 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The face at the top of U.S. womens gymnastics will change next month when longtime national team coordinator Martha Karolyi retires following the Summer Olympics.The address that doubles as the programs heartbeat will not.USA Gymnastics has reached an agreement with Karolyi and husband Bela to purchase the training facility the couple owns in Huntsville, Texas. Financial terms were not disclosed, but a closing date of Aug. 24 has been set, just three days after the closing ceremony in Rio de Janeiro and five days before Martha Karolyis 74th birthday.It has everything we could possibly ask for, USA Gymnastics president Steve Penny told The Associated Press. Along with what it represents to our heart and soul, as a physical facility, we couldnt go out and build it. Its been custom made what for what we want and need. You add up all the elements and its like Dang, what an easy decision.The Karolyis established the rustic estate in Sam Houston National Forest about an hour north of Houston in 1983, eventually expanding it to 2,000 acres. USA Gymnastics is buying 36.2 acres, including three training gyms, housing for up to 300 athletes and coaches as well as a dance studio, dining hall, medical and rehab facilities and recreational areas. The facility will also get a new name: the USA Gymnastics Athlete Development Center at the Karolyi Ranch.The Karolyis will keep their residence, a hunting lodge Bela Karolyi built and the remaining acreage. USA Gymnastics will have right of first refusal if the Karolyis decide in the future to sell off other parcels of land.The USA Gymnastics board of directors unanimously approved the sale, pointing to the amenities, the location and the unique aspects of the ranch -- which includes a vast array of wildlife from camels to peacocks -- that have helped turn the womens national team into an international powerhouse. The five-woman team Karolyi will lead to Brazil next month is heavily favored to back up the team gold medal it won with ease in London four years ago.This place has stood the test of time, Penny said. There things we have to make sure we do a little bit differently, we have to fix some things. Nothing that is going to require significant work. Its sturdy. Its a sturdy place to be.Karolyi announced her decision to step down after the Rio Games last summer. The Karolyis are expected to maintain a presence at the ranch,, and USA Gymnastics is considering turning an older portion of the main gym -- one lined with pictures, medals and trophies from major competitions dating back to the 1980s -- into a museum to honor the Karolyi legacy.ddddddddddddThey are still a part of us, Penny said. They will always be a part of USA Gymnastics. Theyre still both going to play vital roles for us in the future. Martha will always want to drift into the gym and well always want her to do that.Bela Karolyi joked the sale means freedom for him to do as he pleases on the ranch while his wife of 54 years travels to visit family in her native Romania. Though the deal has been in the works for a while, the formal exchange of power will mark the end of an era. The Karolyis defected from Romania to the U.S. in 1981 and the ranch played a vital part in the U.S.s rise from also-ran to dominant force.When Martha Karolyi was elevated to national team coordinator in 2001, she installed a centralized system that required national team members to make regular visits to the ranch for training and to foster a team environment that can be difficult to cultivate in an individual sport. The U.S. has produced the last three Olympic all-around champions -- with reigning three-time world champion Simone Biles expected to make it four straight in Rio -- while adding two Olympic team silvers to go with the gold from London.Once everybody sees that this system is working and producing world and Olympic champions, they believe in it, Martha Karolyi said last fall. We believe they will be hopefully following in a same direction down the road. We want to make sure this is safe for generation after generation.While Penny considers Aug. 24 as Karolyis official retirement date, there has been no decision yet on her replacement.I have yet to have a formal discussion with anyone that has expressed interest, Penny said. Ive met with the coaches and told them our main goal is to get through Rio and not worry about making it a distraction.The Karolyis have pledged to donate $250,000 to USA Gymnastics after the sale.Thats how solid our relationship is with them, Penny said. This has been a very smooth and cooperative effort to get to a good place where everybody is comfortable with what were doing. ' ' '