Stewart Falls Ill In Daytona Coke Zero 400
Tony Stewart, battling a cruel season so far, becomes ill during the Coke Zero 400 at Daytona International Speedway. He started strong, rose to third, then faded as J J Yeley passed him on lap 72 before Stewart left his car.
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Golf links aid fund drive for cystic fibrosis patient Fran Pruitt
Fran Pruitt and husband Dillard rally golf community and Tour kin to help with a projected 500000 transplant cost. Support flows from family ties to Jay Haas and Scott Verplank, plus the Sweet Melissa Fund, established in memory of Melissa Alexander.
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Astros rip Braves behind Lorettas four RBIs in win
Mark Loretta collected three doubles and four RBIs while Ty Wigginton led off for the first time this season as Houston beat Atlanta 6-1. Reggie Abercrombie started in center with Michael Bourn out, and Chris Sampson pitched five strong innings. Roy Oswalt was sidelined for hip tests and expected back Sunday.
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Venus Williams captures Wimbledon singles title in sibling showdown
Venus Williams defeated Serena Williams 7 5 6 4 at Wimbledon to win her second straight and seventh major crown. The No 7 seed stayed composed after match point as she celebrated a hard fought final with her sister on Centre Court. Serena lingered in disappointment after the loss, acknowledging the rival yet remaining focused on the game.
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Valverde wins opening stage of the Tour de France
Alejandro Valverde claimed the first stage in a final sprint on a windy day from Brest to Plumelec, wearing the yellow jersey and aiming to contend for the title. Teammate praise from David Millar, with Gilbert and Pineau close behind. Vande Velde led Americans in 18th as Hincapie noted the hazards.
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Christian Vandevelde
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