Venus Williams ousted by Vera Zvonareva in Paris upset
Venus Williams crashes out of the French Open in the fourth round after a 2-6 6-2 6-4 loss to Vera Zvonareva. The Russian teen benefitted from Williams errors and double faults as Serena and mother Williams left the stands in silence. Zvonareva advances to face Nadia Petrova in the quarterfinals amid a crowded Paris lineup.
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Kariya Struggles as Ducks Face Devils in Cup Run
Anaheim star Paul Kariya has yet to score in the first three games of the Stanley Cup series against New Jersey. The Devils' defense has limited him while coach Pat Burns weighs whether to chase the Ducks' top scorer with extra checkers or gamble on him breaking free for a scoring burst.
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Davis Steady Rise Highlights Indians Rotation Shakeup
Cleveland pitcher Jason Davis has turned around his season to emerge as a top Tribe starter. He improved to 4-4 with a 5.46 ERA, delivering seven innings of three-run ball against the White Sox as the bullpen steadies.
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Indians Rally To Tie As Bard Snaps Slump In Eight
The Indians trailed 4-1 but energized by a four-run eighth inning rally to tie the White Sox. Tom Gordon struggled, Matt Lawton and Ellis Burks sparked the comeback with key hits, and Josh Bard tied the game with a sacrifice fly before Miguel Olivo’s misplay at the plate allowed Bradley to score. Manager Eric Wedge praised the late effort and noted Jason Davis’ strong start despite the hard-fought finish. Danys Baez locked down the ninth for the tie and preserve the rally’s momentum.
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Williams bids adieu to Diamondbacks
Ex Indian Matt Williams the last of the original Diamondbacks and a five time All Star with 378 career home runs has played his final game for Arizona. Designated for assignment after the team acquired Shea Hillenbrand from Boston for Byung Hyon Kim Zero. The Diamondbacks have 10 days to trade Williams then he becomes a free agent with Arizona still responsible for 10 million this season.
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