Nadal wins 12th French Open title in dramatic final
Rafael Nadal defeated David Ferrer to capture his 12th French Open and extend his clay-court supremacy. Nadal, 43-2 since February, overcame a lingering knee layoff, a brief court disruption by protesters, and Ferrer’s late pressure to seal the title on Court Philippe Chatrier. Nadal tied for third on the all time Grand Slam list with Roy Emerson, behind Federer and Sampras.
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English captures first PGA title at St Jude Classic
Harris English, 23, won the St Jude Classic in Memphis by two strokes over Phil Mickelson and Scott Stallings for his maiden PGA Tour victory. He shot 1-under 69 to finish 12-under 268, aided by late birdies on 16 and 17 and a winning birdie on 18.
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Beltre, Rangers rally past Blue Jays in comeback win
Texas overturns a 4-0 deficit to beat Toronto 6-4 as Adrian Beltre belts his 14th homer and drives in two. Neftaly Cruz adds a two-run shot, Neal Cotts earns the win in relief, while Jose Bautista is ejected after disputing a call.
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NASCAR Pocono Race Results and Standings Summary
Comprehensive Pocono Raceway results show Jimmie Johnson leading a Chevrolet-Dominated field with 160 laps and top prize. Dale Earnhardt Jr and Tony Stewart follow, with list of drivers and points, plus Top 12 in season standings led by Johnson, Edwards, Bowyer. Also notes 2010 French Open finals results with Nadal defeating Ferrer and doubles winners Makarova Vesnina over Errani Vinci.
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Finals point woes hit Spurs as Heat even NBA Finals
Spurs face Game 3 Tuesday after a 92 88 loss in Sunday’s game marked by 17 turnovers. Parker scored 13 on 5 of 14, Duncan 9 points 11 rebounds, while LeBron James added late baskets but failed to seize control as Miami rallied 94 67 late in the fourth.
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