Hamilton Takes Canadian Grand Prix Victory
Rookie Lewis Hamilton won the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal, achieving a first for a Black driver in Formula One. The 22-year-old Englishman completed his sixth F1 start and posted six consecutive top three finishes amid a race with multiple caution flags.
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Pocono Top Finishers Highlights 2009 NASCAR Race
Jeff Gordon led the Pocono race finishing first for Chevrolet while Ryan Newman placed second and Martin Truex Jr third. Casey Mears and Tony Stewart also scored top five finishes for Chevrolet with Denny Hamlin sixth and Mark Martin seventh. Kyle Busch eighth and Matt Kenseth ninth followed by Clint Bowyer tenth.
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Spurs Lead Cavaliers At Halftime In Finals Game 2
San Antonio held a 58 to 33 halftime edge on Cleveland as the Spurs sought a 2 0 series lead in Game 2 in Cleveland. Francisco Elson dunks in first quarter while Tony Parker and Bruce Bowen each posted 18 points through two periods.
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Princeton Senior High Soccer Boosters Meeting Tonight
The Princeton Senior High School Soccer Boosters will meet today at 6 p.m. in the school's cafeteria annex to discuss upcoming activities and fundraising.
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Rookie leagues open as Rays and Orioles start season
Appalachian League fans await the rookie league season with Princeton Rays arriving late this week and Bluefield Orioles beginning play at Bowen Field in their 50th anniversary year. The Orioles host games June 19 and 20, while the Rays open June 21 and 22 at Hunnicutt Field.
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Federer on Nadal in French Open final remarks
Federer called Nadal a tough opponent after losing the French Open final. He said Nadal makes opponents miss and that none of his shots stood out as particularly weak or strong, emphasizing Nadal's challenging style rather than his own performance.
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Austin tops Stanford St. Jude with 62 in tourney history
Six of the world’s top 12 golfers played in Stanford St. Jude Championship as a U.S. Open tuneup. Woody Austin shot a final-day 62, the best in the tournament’s 50-year history, sealing a five-stroke victory in a golf roundup.
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Gordon pulls off rain shortened Pocono win at Rain soaked track
Jeff Gordon defied failing brakes and a rain delay to win his fourth race of the season at Pocono Raceway. He held off Ryan Newman as darkness halted the 106th lap red flag and the race was called. The victory gives Hendrick Motorsports its 10th win in 12 Nextel Cup races.
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Nadal downs Federer to win third straight French Open
Rafael Nadal defeated Roger Federer 6-3 4-6 6-3 6-4 at Roland Garros to claim a third consecutive French Open title, tying a record set by Bjorn Borg. Nadal saved 16 of 17 break points and extended his clay dominance to 21-0 in major play, while Federer rued a hard-fought, near-miss bid.
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Sonnanstine shines as Rays beat Marlins 9 4
SAMS AP Tampa Bay rookie Andy Sonnanstine struck out 10 and earned his first win as the Devil Rays defeated the Florida Marlins 9-4. Brendan Harris drove in five runs for a career high, Raul Casanova homered twice in two days, and Sonnanstine worked seven innings with two runs allowed.
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Cavaliers Spurs got lucky in tense title talk
In San Antonio, Spurs general manager R C Buford avoids jinx talk after a question about a fourth NBA crown. Cleveland coach Mike Brown notes luck matters in building a contender as both teams reflect on fortune in their title chase.
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