Woods widens lead at Western Open in round three
Tiger Woods shot a 7-under 65 to reach 198 at the Western Open in Lemont Illinois setting a tournament record for 54 holes. He extended his lead to six over Robert Allenby and Cliff Kresge who were tied for second at 204. Phillip Price led the European Open after a 67 to reach 14-under 202 at Straffan Ireland.
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Williams Sisters Duel Ends With Serena Domination
Serena Williams extended her major dominance by prevailing in a Wimbledon final against Venus, totaling a 40-1 major record while ranking world number one. Venus, hampered by leg and back issues, fought through the pain as Serena celebrated with the crowd and a memorial trophy reflecting Williams family legacy.
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Williams and Venus Williams Reach Wimbledon Final
At Wimbledon cloudy with sun, attendance 25,246. Serena Williams defeats Venus Williams in a dramatic women's final, 4-6 6-4 6-2 after a high pace and late comeback. Venus opened strong but Serena saved key points including a 107 mph ace and a 10-stroke rally to seal the match.
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Lunke Leads US Women's Open Final Round Bid
Hilary Lunke sits one stroke ahead after a 3 under 68 as Anika Sorenstam trails by three and Angela Stanford two back. Stanford and Sorenstam, both chasing a major, eye the final round at Pumpkin Ridge with Lunke aiming to become the first rookie since Se Ri Pak in 1998 to win her major debut.
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Jackson scores career high as Rockers beat Lynx in Minneapolis
Deanna Jackson poured in a career best 30 points on 11 of 14 shooting to lift the Cleveland Rockers to a 79-71 win over Minnesota. The Rockers, led by Jackson and 16 from Chasity Melvin, snapped a five game road skid while Katie Smith and the Lynx faded in the second half.
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Sting hold off Monarchs as Stinson shines in crunch time
Charlotte Stinson and Sutton-Brown fueled a 67-66 win over Sacramento as Feaster and Enis each scored 19. Charlotte preserved the late lead with a key rebound and free throws after Staley was fouled with 5.8 seconds left. Griffith led Sacramento with 17 points as the Monarchs rallied late but fell short on the road.
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Australian Mark Philippoussis eyes bold Wimbledon title
Mark Philippoussis, once sidelined by knee surgeries and down to No. 148 in 2002, stormed to the Wimbledon final as an unseeded contender. He faces No. 4 Roger Federer, with both players famed for serve and volley and a history of championship potential.
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