Federer Defends Wimbledon Crown in Dominant Title Run
Roger Federer crowned a second straight Wimbledon title with a 46 7 5 7 6 3 6 4 victory over Andy Roddick. Federer, 22, extended his grass streak and solidified status as the era’s leading player, while Maria Sharapova surprised by defeating Serena Williams 6 1 6 0 for her first major.
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Wayne
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Alicia Molik
France
Gael Monfils
Britain
Milos Kasiri
Ukraine
Katerina Bondarenko
Ana Ivanovic
Serbia
Montenegro
Mallon captures U S Open with record final round
Meg Mallon wins the U S Women's Open at Orchards Golf Club with a 6 under 65 final round, finishing 10 under 274 to deny Anika Sorenstam and Jennifer Rosales. Mallon, 41, earns $560,000 as the event's largest purse and its largest crowd in 50 years.
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ALL-STARS: Fans vote for final roster selections
NL leader Scott Rolen topped the ballot with 3.19 million votes and joined by Albert Pujols and Edgar Renteria. AL starters include Tim Hudson Mark Mulder Curt Schilling CC Sabathia Kenny Rogers with Mulder hoping to start. Voters can cast online ballots through Wednesday for the remaining spots.
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Houston
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Tim Hudson
Mark Mulder
Boston
Curt Schilling
Cleveland
C.C. Sabathia
Texas
Kenny Rogers
Mulder
Matsui
Minnesota
Lew Ford
Travis Hafner
Frank Thomas
Paul Konerko
White Sox
Philadelphia
Bobby Abreu
Arizona
Steve Finley
Pittsburgh
Jason Kendall
Florida
Juan Pierre
Cubs
Aramis Ramirez
Harvey's homer sparks Padres as Royals fall on road
Harvey hit a fourth inning homer for the Padres, then left with an injury as San Diego swept the Royals 7 1. Wells and two relievers held Kansas City to six hits, while Khalil Greene and Mark Loretta drove in runs. Harvey, named an All-Star reserve, said the team’s slump matters more than his individual milestone.
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Wells
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Tony Graffanino
Mark Loretta
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San Diego
Rudy Seanez
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