Camp draws kids raves Hartfort camp with pro player mentor
Hartfort Conn Bryan Cox a former Pro Bowl linebacker and Browns coach attended Mangini's camp at Bulkeley High School guiding eighth to 12th graders. He shared his ups and downs as an undersized athlete and praised campers for hard work. Browns coach Mangini remains devoted to his hometown despite past rookie turnout.
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Rose wins Memorial with final-round surge after deficit
Justin Rose, long ranked outside the top, clinched his first U.S. title by closing with a 6-under 66 to overcome a four-shot deficit at the Memorial Tourney. He birdied early, avoided bogeys, and benefited from Rickie Fowler’s double bogey on 12. Rose celebrated with son Leo as Jack Nicklaus predicted the win.
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White Sox rally past Indians for 8-7 win in Chicago
Jake Westbrook struggled through four innings as the Cleveland Indians blew a 6-2 lead and the Chicago White Sox came back to win 8-7 at US Cellular Field. Paul Konerko belted a first inning homer and Rafael Perez gave up the decisive runs in the seventh while Tony Sipp took the loss.
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Nadal wins fifth French Open in straight sets
Rafael Nadal dominates Robin Soderling 6-4 6-2 6-4 to capture his fifth Roland Garros title, return to No. 1, and extend his perfect run at the tournament to 38-1. Nadal sobs after clinching, declaring he is back and better than ever as he nears Bjorn Borg's six titles.
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Celtics Tie Finals With 103 94 Win Over Lakers
Celtics beat the Los Angeles Lakers 103 94 in Game 2 to even the NBA Finals series. Ray Allen scored a finals record eight 3 pointers and sparked Boston with seven first half threes as Rajon Rondo contributed key plays to seal the victory at TD Garden.
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