Shriver and Wilander Enter Tennis Hall of Fame
Mats Wilander and Pam Shriver were inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport Rhode Island. Wilander, 37, highlighted by eight Grand Slam titles and world top ranking in 1988, and Shriver noted for 112 doubles titles including 21 singles titles and a historic 109 consecutive doubles wins with Martina Navratilova.
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Tour Continues Through Normandy Before Avranches Finish
Thousands of spectators lined the Normandy route as Kazakh rider Alexandr Shefer broke his right wrist in a Friday crash and two others withdrew after a prior spill. The eighth stage covers 134.9 miles from Saint-Martin-de-Landelles to Plouay. The Avranches finish sits near a Patton square, linking World War II history to the race.
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