Five Jayhawks, Beasley go late in NBA draft rounds
Five Kansas players heard their names in the 2008 NBA draft as Rose heads the Chicago Bulls with the No. 1 overall pick. Beasley lands with Miami after questions about size and fit. UCLA guard Russell Westbrook goes fourth to Seattle, while Danilo Gallinari goes sixth to New York and Calipari applauds. The night features multiple trades as teams stock up for a championship push.
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Roddick and Sharapova Bow Out as Wimbledon Results Stack Up
Federer leads a tight draw with 61 straight grass wins and a third-round clash against Marc Gicquel. Serena Williams and Amelie Maursemo follow on Centre Court, while Ana Ivanovic faces Zheng Jie on Court 1. Roddick, seeking a second major, contemplates how to regain elite form after skipping Beijing. He likens his challenge to trying to see past a stadium full of fans.
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Sorenstam leads after highest opening round since 1992
The 37 year old Swede opened strong in a major, proclaiming her rhythm and proving her ball striking on the numbers though a long road remains. Michelle Wie shot 81 in a rough round. Vie butchered the ninth hole and recovered to a 67 with a six under finish after a short putt miss and a later surge. Hurst followed with a 67 after a late stretch.
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