Toronto Blues Jays win sixth straight behind Izturis lift
Toronto takes a 2-0 win over Colorado as Izturis drives in a pair with an eighth inning single. Johnson goes 7 13 innings with 10 strikeouts, earning no decision before Janssen collects the save.
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Spurs poised to close out Heat in Game 6 for fifth title
The Spurs hold a 3-2 lead after a 114-104 win as Tim Duncan Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili star. Danny Green fuels a potential Finals MVP push while Miami bets on a home rally and better shooting from LeBron James Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh.
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Paille Third Line Helps Bruins Take 2-1 Series Lead
The Bruins third line of Paille Kelly and Seguin opened scoring and drew penalties in a 2-0 victory over Chicago, giving Boston a 2-1 lead in the Stanley Cup finals. Paille also scored in the first period with assists from Kelly and Seguin.
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Leffler's Life Centered On Racing And Charlie
Jason Leffler, a NASCAR and sprint car racer, cherished fatherhood to his five year old son Charlie Dean. Friends and family say his life revolved around Charlie, with his racing career taking a back seat to his role as a devoted dad after his death in a New Jersey dirt track crash.
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Carter to miss West Virginia Open due to eye injury
Pat Carter, a thirteen time West Virginia Amateur champion, will miss the West Virginia Open after an eye injury requires surgery this week. He plans to compete in the 2013 West Virginia Amateur and the Greenbrier Classic, noting he also missed the 2012 Open for business.
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