Williams sisters top Wimbledon seeds set to meet in final
Venus and Serena Williams are seeded Nos. 1 and 2 at Wimbledon, making a possible all Williams final as the field uses grass credentials for seeding. Capriati, Seles, Clijsters, Henin, Dokic fill the top ranks with Hingis and Davenport sidelined by injuries.
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A's face 13 game road trip tests momentum and rotation
Oakland travels for a 13 game trek starting at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati before Seattle, hoping to sustain a 9-1 stretch as Mark Mulder and Tim Hudson push a rotation aimed at reclaiming the AL West. The A's sit four games behind Seattle and three behind Los Angeles. Castillo extends NL winning streak to 31 games.
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Brewers win costly battle after injuries hit two in loss to Astros
Jose Hernandez drove in four as Milwaukee topped Houston 5 2, but Geoff Jenkins dislocated his right ankle and Alex Sanchez sprained his left hand. Jenkins will have MRI. Sanchez left for Ochoa after wall collision. Roy Oswalt took the loss for the Astros.
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Woods Wins U S Open in Dramatic Finish at Bethpage
Tiger Woods captured the U S Open by three strokes over Phil Mickelson at Bethpage Black in Farmingdale New York. The NBC telecast drew over nine million homes, a 9.3 rating and 21 share the highest overnight U S Open figures since Nielsen began. The round with Sergio Garcia started at 1 30 p m MDT and was slowed by a 50 minute rain delay.
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Jockey Kabel Eyes Queen's Plate With Ford Every Stream
Todd Kabel previews Sunday's Queen's Plate at Woodbine as he aims Ford Every Stream from Sam-Son Farm to take the $1 million opener of the Canadian Triple Crown. Kabel has ridden six of the probable 13 starters and backs Ford Every Stream to handle the distance and weight.
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Tracy appeals Indy 500 ruling in closed hearing
IRL president Tony George will decide within 10 to 30 days whether Paul Tracy or Helio Castroneves won the Indianapolis 500. Team Kool Green and Penske argued Tracy completed a pass before a late yellow flag while Castroneves was credited the victory.
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