Federer, Hewitt set Wimbledon semifinal showdown
Wimbledon fans will see top contenders Roger Federer and Lleyton Hewitt meet in the semifinal after Hewitt secure a spot by defeating Feliciano Lopez. Andy Roddick faces Thomas Johansson in the other semi as seeding debate surrounds the event. Hewitt, the 2002 champion, arrives with renewed energy and a mission despite recent losses to Federer.
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Armstrong Seeks Seventh Tour Victory On Final Run
Lance Armstrong spoke at a news conference with team director Johan Bruyneel as he eyed a historic seventh Tour de France win. He reflected on last year’s weight of history, acknowledged lingering doubts, and outlined a demanding course with Alpine climbs and a pivotal mountain run. He dismissed politics as a future dream while confirming plans to ride July 24 around Paris and finish atop the Champs Elysees.
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Cavaliers aim for big free agent haul with James aboard
Cavaliers GM Chris Ferry plans to spend the cap space carefully as talks heat up over the NBA’s new labor deal. He suggests Ilgauskas could rejoin Cleveland while noting the improved appeal of playing alongside LeBron James. Ferry brings 13 years as a player plus San Antonio experience to this first foray into free agency.
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Williams defeats Sharapova to reach Wimbledon final
Venus Williams outplayed Maria Sharapova in a Wimbledon semifinal, saving six of seven break points and finishing with 23 winners to 13. Sharapova rallied in the first set, but Williams steadied and took the match in straight sets. Williams advances to face an opponent in the final as her sister Serena awaits rest of tournament.
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Local pairing falters in single elimination boys and girls action
Lakota East girls fall short by 11 7 to bow out early while Case and John Paul Case exit in doubles. In the main draw Madison area seeds falter as McLain Mahlerwein and others lose, leaving eight men and six women advancing to the next round with mixed results.
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Ed Ratledge
Aaron Wachtfogel
Gabe Gardner
Adam Johnson
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Jeff Minc
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Sean Rooney
Ron Kumgisky
Matt Prosser
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