Ferrero Wins First Grand Slam At French Open Final
Spain's Juan Carlos Ferrero defeated Martin Verkerk 6-1 6-3 6-2 to claim his maiden Grand Slam title. Ferrero dominated from the baseline, embraced in celebration after match point as Verkerk, a first-time finalist, spoke of dreaming. Verkerk struggled with serves and errors as Ferrero asserted clay mastery and hinted at Wimbledon plans.
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Eight win Bowler of Year titles Jerry Henson
The Elyria Young American Bowling Alliance crowned its 39th Champion of Champions Banquet at Amvets Post 32 naming the 2002-03 All-Star Teams and Bowler of the Year winners across eight age groups. Notables included Bantam Ryan Caithams, Prep Girls Rachel Lengel, Prep Boys Thomas Abram, Junior Boys Jason Case, and Major/Senior Michelle Hammel, with Hall of Fame inductions for Marge Davis, Ralph Jennings, Annee Davis, and Bob Phillips.
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Stewart finally ends drought with Pocono win at last
Winston Cup champion Tony Stewart earned his first win of the season in the Pocono 500, ending a 27-race win drought. He led late as Kurt Busch’s tire caused a late caution, then beat Mark Martin by five car lengths with Terry Labonte spinning Jeff Green to finish under caution. Stewart credited his crew for the victory and noted it was his first at Pocono and his 16th career win.
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Parker's 26 Points Sparks Spurs Past Nets in Finals Game
Parker scored 26 points as the Spurs outlasted the Nets 112 101 to seize a 3-1 series lead. San Antonio improved to 7-3 on the road in these playoffs, with five straight away wins. Nets guards Kidd and Martin struggled, combining for 32 points as New Jersey shot poorly and committed 20 turnovers.
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Game 7 looms in Stanley Cup final
East Rutherford hosts a pivotal Game 7 between the Anaheim Ducks and New Jersey Devils after a finals marked by contrasting halves. The Devils hold home-ice and momentum from three decisive wins, while the Ducks seek a comeback on the road to claim the title, with goaltending and scoring forming the key storylines.
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