Braves edge Marlins on Estrada walkoff
Johnny Estrada delivered a game winning double after Miguel Cabrera botched a sun lit play in right field. Andruw Jones slid home ahead of the throw as Atlanta completed a three game sweep of Florida and closed within a game of NL East leader.
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Williams wins Family Circle Cup ends 14-month title drought
Venus Williams defeats Conchita Martinez 2-6 6-2 6-1 to capture the Family Circle Cup on clay, her 30th career title, signaling potential form for the French Open. Williams overcame a first-set drop and praised the supportive crowd while noting her improved movement and net play. Martinez, a two-time champion, finished with a 0-5 record in three-set matches this season.
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Wallace ends 105-race winless drought at Martinsville
Rusty Wallace breaks a 105-race winless streak by beating Bobby Labonte over the final 30 laps to win the Advance Auto Parts 500 at Martinsville Speedway. A long delay occurred after a concrete block failed in turn three, halting the race for over an hour before Wallace reclaimed momentum in Victory Lane.
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Cink rallies to win MCI Heritage after bunker shot scrutiny
Stewart Cink erased a nine stroke deficit to win in a five hole playoff at the MCI Heritage, after a late bunker shot sparked questions about rule compliance. TV replays and PGA officials determined the removal of loose stones was legal, sealing Cink's first Tour victory since 2000 as Ted Purdy settled for runner up.
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Clemson captures second straight ACC golf title in dominant fashion
Clemson rallies to 27 under par 278 total at The Old North State Club edging Wake Forest by eight. Sean Moore fires 68 to win the individual title, while Clemson’s Hendrix ties for third at 8 under along with Nick Thompson. Haas ends fifth at 7 under in his final ACC Championship.
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