Sports on TV Tonight Overview
TV listings show 7 pm Boston at New York and Washington at Atlanta games, Tarner Carolina, and 8 pm Outdoor Life Network carries NCAA Division World Series Game 1 with teams TBA ESPN2. Tennis coverage includes 6 am French Open men round of 16 on ESPN2.
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Blake Upsets Williams to Reach French Open Fourth Round
James Blake frustrated by Gael Monfils crowd and pace, losing in a five set battle while Venus Williams advances to the quarterfinals at Roland Garros. Williams faces Nicole Vaidisova as the women’s quarterfinals take shape with several top seeds still alive.
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Venus Williams
Switzerland
Patty Schnyder
Paris
James Blake
Gael Monfils
Blake
Monfils
U.S
Williams
Williams Los
Roland Garros
Nicole Vaidisova
Czech Republic
Amelie Mauresmo
Willliams
Maria Sharapova
Dinara Safina
Marat Safin
Roger Federer
Tommy Robredo
David Nalbandian
Nikolay Davydenko
Vaidisova
Safina
Svetlana Kuznetsova
Justine Henin-Hardenne
Anna-Lena Groenefeld
Kim Clijsters
Martina Hingis
Brazil's World Cup squad looms as strongest ever
Berlin hosts open with Brazil boasting Ronaldinho Ronaldo Kak a Adriano and Cafu in a star laden lineup. Parreira warns that wins are not guaranteed as Europe remains the best source of upsets with Argentina Mexico the United States and others aiming to challenge. U S coach Arena notes progress since 2002 and vows another strong run while security measures and host country focus frame the tournament buildup in Germany.
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Germany
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Ronaldinho
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Kaka
Adriano
Roberto Carlos
Cafu
Carlos Alberto Parreira
Dido Brazi
Parreira
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Mexico
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Bruce Arena
FIFA
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Ricardo Lavolpe
Blanco
Lavolpe
France
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South Korea
Switzerland
Togo
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England
Netherlands
Sweden
Pettersson Captures Memorial Title At Muirfield Village
Carl Pettersson won the Memorial at Muirfield Village by two shots over Brett Wetterich and Zach Johnson. He birdied the 11th to save a potential bogey and finished under 71, earning a PGA Tour victory and a U.S. Open exemption. Johnson and Wetterich tied for second, Mickelson finished fourth. Seon Hwa Lee captured the ShopRite LPGA Classic in Galloway Township with 16 under. Morgan won the Allianz Championship in Des Moines by one stroke. Pappas took the Rex Hospital Open title in Raleigh by one over Charlie Wi.
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Carl Pettersson
Jack Nicklaus
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Brett Wetteich
Zach Johnson
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Phil Mickelson
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Seon- Hwa Lee
Annika Sorenstam
Lee
Sorenstam
Jeong Jang
Sheri Steinhauer
Ted
West Des Moines
Town
Gil Morgan
PGA
Loren Roberts
Morgan
Roberts
Hajime Meshiai
Keith Fergus
Raleigh
N.C
Brenden Pappas
Charlie Wi
Wakefield
McMurray Surges To Second Straight Top Ten In Close Cup Race
Matt McMurray rallied after turning 30 to lead on lap 302 and notch his second straight top ten as he chased Kevin Harvick and Matt Kenseth. Kenseth finally won the race for the first time since California, his ninth top ten of the season, with Stewart briefly exiting after an earlier crash and Rudd returning from a one year break to finish 25th.
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McMurray
Victory Lane
Matt
Kevin
Kenseth
California
Dover
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