Wimbledon 2013 Quarterfinals Set the Stage for Big Names
Djokovic meets Berdych while Ferrer faces del Potro on the top half as Murray battles Verdasco in the bottom. Bartoli and Flipkens pursue a rare women's final amid surprising semis.
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France
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Flipkens
Sabine Lisick
Germany
All Club
Radwanska
Lisicki
Bailey Touches No-Hitter Milestone in Cincinnati
Bailey pitched a second no hitter in a row for the Reds at home to the Giants as 27,509 fans roared. Votto threw out a possible basestealer and Bailey sealed victory with a ninth inning strikeout and celebration, matching a rare MLB back-to-back no hit feat.
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Tony Abreu
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Florida
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Philadelphia
Millwood
San Francisco
Yu Darvish
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Detroit
Anibal Sanchez
Joe Mauer
Tim Lincecum
Brandon Phillips
Lincecum
Five majors for LPGA heightens Grand Slam debate
The LPGA Tour added The Evian Championship as a major in 2013, making five majors. Commissioner Whan notes the change sparked controversy yet aims to grow women's golf, while history recalls the term Grand Slam evolving from four to more. The piece contrasts men's and women's major setups and highlights the evolving era.
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France
Bobby Jones
George Trevor
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Atlanta Journal
Arnold Palmer
Pittsburgh
Bob Drum
Jones
Palmer
Thomas Bonk
Los Angeles Times
Lpga Tour
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Brady suspect ties surface in Boston double homicide probe
Bristol Connecticut police confirm Boston investigators asked for help in the July 2012 South End double homicide linked to former NFL figure Aaron Hernandez. A vehicle was seized and a search conducted at a Bristol home as witnesses described a gray Rhode Island plated SUV. A civil lawsuit accuses Hernandez of shooting a man in the face in Florida, while the attorney notes a separate link to a dead body found near Hernandez’s Connecticut residence.
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Bristol
Conn
Boston
NFL
Kevin Morrell
Lloyd's
South End
Rhode Island
Daniel Jorge Correia de Abreu
Safiro Teixeira Furtado
Florida
Alexander Bradley
Connecticut
Palm Beach County
Bradley
David
Stanley Steamer
Colts' Lefeged released after DC gun charge
Indianapolis Colts safety Joe Lefeged was freed on personal recognizance after a Washington traffic stop where police found a semi automatic pistol, suspected marijuana, and an open vodka orange juice bottle. Prosecutors had sought detention ahead of possible grand jury action.
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David Schertler
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