Injured stars may play in Game 6 Stanley Cup finals
Bruins forward Patrice Bergeron and Blackhawks center Jonathan Toews faced concussion concerns after Game 5 head injuries. Bergeron was hospitalized then released and walked onto the team flight home. Toews left the game after a head hit. Bruins coach Claude Julien defended the hit as clean.
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Brad Marchand
TD Garden
Marchand
Boychuk
John Dellapina
Claude Julien
Chicago and Boston set for Game 6 at TD Garden
In a best of seven series Chicago leads 3-2 after a 3 2 win. Tonight at 8 p.m. Chicago visits Boston's TD Garden for Game 6 with possible Game 7 if needed.
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Duke wins in playoff at Travelers Championship
Journeyman Ken Duke sunk a 22 foot birdie on the second playoff hole to defeat Chris Stroud in Cromwell Connecticut and capture his first PGA Tour title. Stroud chipped in from 51 feet on 18 to force extra, while Duke’s approach on the second playoff hole ended the drama. Canadian Graham DeLaet placed third, Bubba Watson fourth after a costly 6 on 16.
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Chris Stroud
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Graham DeLaet
Bubba Watson
Park wins NW Arkansas Championship in playoff
World No. 1 Inbee Park sinks a 4 foot birdie on the first playoff hole to beat So Yeon Ryu and win the LPGA NW Arkansas Championship in Rogers. It is Park second straight victory and fifth of the year, with seven wins in her last 23 starts.
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Els wins BMW International Open by one stroke
Ernie Els captured his 28th European Tour title with a final 69 to finish 18 under at 270 at Eichenried Golf Club. He led after rounds one and two and held a three way lead entering the final day, finishing one ahead of Thomas Bjorn who shot 69. Alex Levy tied for third, one more back. Els becomes the first South African winner in the BMW International’s 25th edition.
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France
Stadler Wins Encompass Championship in Glenview
Craig Stadler birdied four of the first six holes to capture the Encompass Championship by one stroke over Fred Couples at North Shore Country Club. Stadler finished 13 under 203 after a 71, the longest gap between Champions Tour wins at eight years and nine months. Couples shot 66 final round to finish 12 under but bogeyed the 18th. Also tied for third at 205 were Mark O'Meara Bernhard Langer David Frost and Jeff Sluman.
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Mark O’meara
Bernhard Langer
David Frost
Jeff Sluman
Hinchcliffe Triumphs in IndyCar Iowa Showdown
Andretti Autosport dominated Iowa Speedway as James Hinchcliffe won the IndyCar race leading 226 of 250 laps. Teammate Ryan Hunter-Reay finished second with Tony Kanaan Ed Carpenter and Graham Rahal rounding out the top five. Castroneves extended his championship lead after an eighth place, while Hunter-Reay closed the gap to nine points.
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Courtney Force Tops Father in New England Nationals Final
Courtney Force defeated her father John Force in an 11th NHRA Mello Yello event of the season at Epping New Hampshire finishing with her second win of the year and third of her career. Massey Johnson and Hall also won in Top Fuel Pro Stock and Pro Stock Motorcycle respectively.
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Audi tops Le Mans for fourth straight win in memory of Simonsen
Audi No. 2, driven by Kristensen McNish and Duval, wins the 24 Hours of Le Mans finishing one lap ahead of Toyota No. 8 driven by Davidson Buemi and Sarrazin. Kristensen dedicates the victory to Allan Simonsen, the first fatal Le Mans driver since 1997.
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Truex Masters Road Course Finish at Victory Lane
Truex used strategic pace and a late restart to lead by over six seconds, clinching victory while Montoya ran out of fuel on the final lap. Gordon finished second after a tough start, with Edwards third and Busch fifth amid penalties.
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Shullick Jr Captures Sandusky Supermodified Win
Dave Shullick Jr in the new No. 94 built by Jim Bodnar won the 30 lap Midwest Super Modifieds feature at Sandusky Speedway. Kenny Sharp Justin Hamilton and John McKee also won feature events before rain shortened the program.
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Schultz
Joey Wyckoff
Dakota Shafer
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Wyckoff
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Randy Dawson
Jason Wells
Tyler Shullick
Phillips
Stephen Klinect
Sharp
Kevin Jaycox Jr
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