Foyt earns Indy 500 starting spot amid wind and fire
A. J. Foyt IV survives brutal qualifying day at Indianapolis to bump into the 33 car field with a four lap average of 219.184 mph despite gusty winds and a later fuel fire that scorched the car and forced a backup launch. Roth rebounds to push Lazier and Yasukawa from the bubble.
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Penguins reach Stanley CupFinals as Young Core Dominates
The Pittsburgh Penguins rout the Philadelphia Flyers 6 0 to capture the Eastern Conference title. Ryan Malone and Evgeni Malkin pace the attack while 19 year old Jordan Staal scores again. The team advances to face Detroit or Dallas for the Cup.
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Wings face must-win Game 6 to end Stars comeback
Detroit hosts Dallas in a pivotal Western Conference final game six at 7 p.m. with the Red Wings aiming to close out the Stars. Dallas captain Brenden Morrow says the comeback is building and the Stars won Games 4 and 5 to tighten the series while Detroit captain Nicklas Lidstrom urges staying loose.
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Imada earns first PGA victory at Sugarloaf
Ryuji Imada wins his first PGA Tour title at the AT&T Classic going 15 under to beat Kenny Perry, who tangled with a playoff water hazard on the 73rd hole. Perry’s ball deflected into a tree and then into the water, sealing Imada’s win after a safe layup and two putts for par.
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Imada wins near Atlanta after tense finish
Zach Johnson tied for 34th at 283, five back when Imada seized victory with a 4 foot final putt. Imada, a Tokyo native who played at Georgia, earned his PGA Tour breakthrough after years as a runner-up, while fans shouted Go Dogs as he left the green.
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Jankovic Wins Italian Open In Rome For Second Time
Jelena Jankovic, the fourth seed, defeated French qualifier Alize Cornet 6-2 6-2 to claim the Italian Open title. Cornet, tearful at changeover, was the first female qualifier to reach the final in decades, while Jankovic cooled nerves after a shoulder treatment and secured the title with a late break.
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