Federer wins fourth consecutive U S Open title
Roger Federer defeated Novak Djokovic in New York to claim his fourth straight U S Open crown and 12th Grand Slam, overcoming missed chances by Djokovic in a marathon final. Federer extended his dominance, matching 1920s legend Bill Tilden by winning four consecutive U S Open titles.
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Woods wins BMW Championship to take FedEx Cup lead
Tiger Woods captured the BMW Championship with an 8 under 63 for a two stroke win at Cog Hill, reaching 22 under and shattering the tournament scoring record. He moved to the FedEx Cup lead with one week to go, while Aaron Baddeley and Steve Stricker chased. Phil Mickelson sat out, leaving Stricker and Sabbatini with a late push and a chance to catch Woods at East Lake.
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Fragmented MLB and tennis scoreboard roundup
A chaotic mix of baseball results from Saturday through Tuesday including White Sox, Detroit, Seattle, Baltimore, Boston, and more with upcoming AL and NL matchups. The column also lists 2007 U.S. Open tennis champions across singles doubles and wheelchair divisions with players from Federer to Vergeer.
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Spor ts and trades mix in chaotic sports bulletin
A jumble of TV schedules and scattered MLB moves outlines trades DL placements and signings. Entries cover Rockies, Orioles, Brewers, Tigers, Padres, Twins, Yankees, Browns, Broncos, Rays, and Syracuse, with scattered ballpark notes and an MLB suspension for a Cubs alpine coach.
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Dexter girls volleyball win Silver Bracket in Moriarty
Dexter High School improved to 6-0 by claiming the Silver Bracket at Moriarty Invitational, the second tournament win this season after the Clovis Wildcat Invitational. Coach Sally Knight praised seniors including Laurine Bogie as the team heads to a 6 p.m. match at Tularosa High School. Roswell High placed third at Onate Sweet 16, beating Las Cruces and Alamogordo in consolation after pool losses to Gadsden and a split with Rio Rancho.
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