Park clinches LPGA Championship in playoff at Locust Hill
Inbee Park birdies the third playoff hole to beat Catriona Matthew after a rain delayed finish. Park survives a late wobble to win the LPGA Championship and sweep the first two majors of the season with a 5 under 283 total. Morgan Pressel and Suzann Pettersen finished one behind.
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Protester disrupts Paris Open final with flare and banners
A topless protester leaped onto court at Roland Garros during Nadal vs Ferrer, waving a flare and smoke. Security detained him as Nadal praised the quick response. Police questioned 12 people. seven held for flare possession, five released. Additional banners in French and English urged attention to children's rights.
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English earns first PGA Tour victory at St Jude Classic
Harris English captured his maiden PGA Tour title by two strokes at the St Jude Classic in Memphis Tennessee finishing 12 under 268 after a final round 69. He birdied Nos 16 and 17 and two putted No 18 to seal the win over Phil Mickelson and Scott Stallings earning $1 026 000.
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Nadal recalls comeback and legacy after French Open run
Nadal discusses returning from a seven month knee injury and his ongoing dominance. He notes four consecutive French Open titles, 2010 to 2013, and his 12 major trophies while chasing bigger records. Ferrer praises Nadal's precision and minimal errors as he returns to Grand Slam final action.
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Nadal Wins French Open Final Clinching Eighth Paris Title
Rafael Nadal defeated David Ferrer 6-3 6-2 6-3 to capture his eighth French Open singles title, the first man to win that many at a single Grand Slam. Nadal extended clay dominance with 31 consecutive Open era wins at Roland Garros.
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Heat routs Spurs as Chalmers sparks late run in Finals Game 2
LeBron James fought through a quiet night with late dunks and a key 3 as Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh emphasized defense. Mario Chalmers sparked Miami with two clutch plays and three-pointers, turning a tight game into an 84-67 fourth-quarter surge while Spurs guards struggled with turnovers and sloppy ball handling.
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San Antonio and Miami Playoff Schedule
The schedule shows a best of seven series with games in San Antonio and Miami. Games include San Antonio 92 Miami 88, Miami 103 San Antonio 84, and multiple matchups across June with times 9 p.m. and 8 p.m. local, including x games on June 18 and June 20.
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Spurs Fall to Heat In 103-84 Showdown
San Antonio drops to 32-78 shooting and 10-14 free throws as Miami cruises to a 103-84 win. LeBron James scores 17 for the Heat, while Tony Parker tallies 13 points and Stephen Green leads the Spurs with 17. Miami outscored San Antonio 28-25 in each quarter to seal the victory before 19,900 fans.
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