Djokovic targets Gulbis in French Open quarterfinals
Novak Djokovic faces Ernests Gulbis in the French Open quarterfinals after both won Sunday three-set matches to advance. Gulbis, 19, beat Michael Llodra to reach his first Slam quarterfinal, while Djokovic, the two-time major semifinalist, routed Paul-Henri Mathieu to reach the last eight. Nadal also advanced, defeating Fernando Verdasco as he pursues another title on clay.
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Meet and Eat lifting meet feeds lifters in Virginia
At Graham Recreation Park in Lurfield WV, the Memorial Day Bench Meet and Eat drew 13 men and 2 women. Zane Perkins lifted 500 pounds in men's open while Derek Wingo lifted 500 in men's juniors. Sue Pack aged 68 did 200 pounds and Jamie Trent 170 in women's open. Bobby Fox entered masters class with 250. Proceeds go to lifter Zane Perkins’s brother Zack after a motorcycle crash. Next meet set for June 28 at a to-be-announced site.
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Haas repeats as Principal Charity Classic champion in Iowa
Jay Haas shot 6-under 65 to win the Principal Charity Classic in West Des Moines, finishing 10-under 203 to claim his second straight title and move to the top of the Champions Tour money list, edging Andy Bean by one stroke. Bernhard Langer leads in points with Price 3rd after a late bogey filled final round.
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Lewis perfect in Curtis Cup defense at St Andrews
Stacy Lewis completed a 5-0 record becoming the first player in Curtis Cup history to go undefeated in all five matches. Alison Walshe delivered the final point on the 18th hole as the United States secured its sixth straight Curtis Cup, 26-6-3 overall, over Great Britain and Ireland at the Old Course.
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Lee storms back to win Ginn Tribute in playoff
Seon Hwa Lee erased a nine shot deficit at River Towne CC to win the Ginn Tribute after Sophie Gustafson collapsed from a six shot lead. Webb missed a 3 footer in the playoff, Lee two unded putted for par on the 18th to seal her third LPGA title worth 390000 dollars.
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Perry wins Memorial with 8 under and Ryder Cup edge
Perry delivers his best golf of the year finishing 8 under 280 to win the Memorial, earning 1.08 million and 1,080 Ryder Cup points to rise to No. 5. Azinger’s team threshold spurred Perry to focus on tour wins and points, eyeing Memphis and Hartford ahead of the U S Open.
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