Pettersson Wins Memorial in Ryder Cup Race Upsurge
Carl Pettersson shot 1 under 71 to win the Memorial at Muirfield Village, finishing 12 under 276 and two strokes ahead of Brett Wetterich and Zach Johnson. Pettersson saved pars in bunkers, earned U S Open exemption, and moved into top 50 world rank with the victory. Seon-Hwa Lee captured her first LPGA title at ShopRite, firing 8 under 63 to win by three over Sorenstam and Jang.
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Morgan wins Allianz Championship in West Des Moines
Gil Morgan surged from two strokes down on the final two holes to take the Allianz Championship by one over Loren Roberts at West Des Moines. Morgan finished 16 under and set a new tournament scoring record while Roberts shot 67 to finish second and top the Champions Tour money list.
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Monfils Upsets Blake as Williams Holds On at Roland Garros
Gael Monfils outlasted James Blake in five sets 6-2 6-7 7-6 5-7 6-4 to reach the French Open fourth round. Venus Williams survived a scare from Patty Schnyder 4-6 6-3 6-2 to keep America’s hopes alive with Nicole Vaidisova advancing after beating Amelie Mauresmo 6-7 6-1 6-2 in the quarterfinals.
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Sunday at the French Open Crowds Rally for Tennis Stars
Partly cloudy conditions with a high of 78 greet the French Open. Top seeds Federer Nalbandian Ljubichc Davydenko Ancic Monfils win while Robredo Blake Gaudio Berdych fall. Sharapova shocks, Safina advances as Williams sisters contend amid crowd praise and day’s notable errors.
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Shaq and Riley Lead New Look Finals For 2006 NBA Title
Dallas Mavericks and Miami Heat reach the NBA finals for the first time with Shaquille O Neal and Pat Riley pursuing a return to glory. Dallas coach Avery Johnson leverages key playoff adjustments as Miami reshapes around Wade and O Neal. The series opens in Dallas with both teams chasing their first finals win.
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