Sharapova Eyes French Open Final Return To No. 1
Maria Sharapova overcame wind and a shoulder setback to defeat Petra Kvitova 6-3 6-3 in the French Open semifinals at Roland Garros and set up a title match with Sara Errani. Errani upset Sam Stosur to reach her first major final alongside doubles final with Roberta Vinci.
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Colletti shines in return to Garden in high rodeo night
Colletti credited improved technique and crisper spur work as he climbed the standings in the rodeo at the BBC PRCA event. Top riders included Keylon, McDaniel, and Ratliff with high scores and notable comebacks from injuries. Bulls from Korkow provided fierce challenges while multiple events saw leading times and renewed stakes. The event continues with showings tonight and Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Fairgrounds Arena.
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Neb
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Temperance
Mich
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Oval
S.D
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Oklahoma City
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Albany
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Fallon
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Decatur
Texas
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Texline
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Broken Bow
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Central City
Fairgrounds
LeBron powers Heat past Celtics in pivotal Game 6
LeBron James erupted for 45 points on 13 of 14 shooting through the first half and Miami built a commanding lead. Boston’s Paul Pierce scored the late 38 points in Game 5 but struggled early in Game 6, while Wade’s quiet scoring effort and Rajon Rondo’s heroics failed to sustain a Celtics comeback as Miami extended the series lead.
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Garnett
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Thunder reach Finals in 3 year turnaround
The Thunder will host Game 1 of the finals Tuesday, aiming to face Boston or Miami. Coach Scott Brooks and stars Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook spearhead a youthful core complemented by veterans Kendrick Perkins Derek Fisher and Nazr Mohammed. The journey past Dallas, the Lakers and San Antonio echoes a Hollywood script as OKC seeks its first title.
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Seattle
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Oklahoma City
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Westbrook
James Harden
Serge Ibaka
Kendrick Perkins
Derek Fisher
Nazr Mohammed
Dallas
Los Angeles Lakers
San Antonio
Hollywood
OKC
Spurs
Gregg Popovich
Harden
Ibaka
Lakers
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