Muguruza Wins Wimbledon Title Beating Venus Williams
Garbine Muguruza claimed her first Wimbledon crown with a 7-5, 6-0 win over Venus Williams on Centre Court. The 23-year-old, inspired by childhood idols, rejected two set points in the opener and dominated the remainder as Williams faded.
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Intensity rises as Grizzlies edge Heat in Summer League thriller
Wayne Selden scored 24 points leading the Memphis Grizzlies to a 98 95 double overtime win over the Miami Heat in Las Vegas quarterfinals. Gian Clavell sparked regulation with a late 3 as overtime followed. Portland sails past to face Memphis, with Jake Layman dropping 23 points and Caleb Swanigan contributing 16 points.
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Froome regains yellow as Aru falters on Rodez finish
At Stage 14 of the Tour de France in Rodez, Chris Froome and Team Sky reclaimed the yellow jersey from Fabio Aru after a taxing finish. Aru cracked in the final 500 meters as Froome climbed to second behind Michael Matthews to seize the overall lead with an 18 second margin over Aru and Bardet in third.
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Royals Open With Rangers Then Tigers in Back-to-Back Games
Two day schedule shows the Royals clashing with the Texas Rangers at 1 15 p m and then facing the Detroit Tigers at 7 15 p m on Monday in back to back outings.
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Historic sports milestones span Ruth to Rogge
Key sports milestones from 1920 to 2001 include Babe Ruth breaking his own season home run mark and the Yankees beating the Browns, the U S Davis Cup sweep over Australia, Paul Bunyan winning the PGA, Rocky Graziano stunning Tony Zale, Uruguay capturing the World Cup, Betsy King and Annika Sorenstam triumphs in majors, Nick Faldo tying a British Open record, and Jacques Rogge’s IOC presidency succession.
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