Hewitt Williams cruise to Wimbledon quarterfinals
Top seed Lleyton Hewitt defeated Mikhail Youzhny 6-3 6-3 7-5 to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals, the Australian hasn't dropped a set in four matches. Venus Williams beat Lisa Raymond 6-1 6-2 in 47 minutes to reach the women’s quarterfinals, extending her streak to 18 straight Wimbledon singles wins and wearing knee and wrist tape.
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Pooley Wins U S Senior Open in Playoff at Caves Valley
Pooley outlasted Tom Watson in a five hole playoff at Caves Valley to win the U S Senior Open. The tired veteran, who never won on the senior tour, sank a 10 foot birdie to claim the title after a day of four hours sleep. Watson praised Pooley's short game and credit his ability to birdie relentlessly.
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Braves sweep Red Sox in AL dominance noted in series
The Atlanta Braves defeated the Boston Red Sox 7-3, completing a four-run 10th inning rally. Atlanta finished 15-3 against the American League as Boston slipped to 5-13 and out of first in the AL East, while Johnny Damon lamented their struggles against division rivals.
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Managers pick All Stars with six from each side
The All-Star game in Milwaukee will feature six players from both the Arizona Diamondbacks and the New York Yankees, with several newcomers. Noted absences include some familiar faces as managers Brenly and Torre select their rosters, while fan voting determines remaining spots. Top vote getters include Ichiro Suzuki and Vladimir Guerrero, with other NL and AL standouts rounding out the rosters.
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