Williams sisters win Wimbledon women's doubles title
Venus and Serena Williams win 63 62 over Ai Sugiyama and Julie Halard-Decugis to claim Wimbledon doubles crown. Their third Grand Slam doubles title after 1999 US Open and French Open, with injuries limiting their play earlier year. Serena and Venus aim for No. 1 ranking as they plan next targets including the US Open and Australian Open.
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Karl Brown decline Tar Heels job search widens
North Carolina’s coaching vacancy drew interest from former UNC stars George Karl and Larry Brown who declined. Bill Guthridge’s successor hunt continues with Matt Doherty Randy Wiel Jeff Lebo and Roy Williams not taking the job, while Doherty meets officials and Wiel prepared for talks.
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Schedule notes show Tour de France timing and various sports events. Mentions Missour at Clemeon, NASCAR results, baseball league notes, football and hockey references with teams such as Mets and Washington Reds. Dates include Sept 8 and Nov 18 with times around 3:20 pm and 8 pm.
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Duncan to Remain Spurs After Short Orlando Chase
Tim Duncan reportedly will sign with the San Antonio Spurs, spurning the Orlando Magic after their six year offer. His news conference is set for Tuesday, ending weeks of fan campaigns to keep him in San Antonio. The Magic declined comment pending Duncan’s official announcement.
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