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Inbee Park Becomes Youngest To Win U.S. Women's Open
By Associated Press
June 30, 2008
EDINA, Minn. — Two weeks away from her 20th birthday, Inbee Park became the youngest winner of the U.S. Women's Open yesterday by closing with a 2-under 71 as everyone around her faded away at Interlachen. Park didn't make a bogey over the final 10…
Cink Finally Closes One Out, Wins Travelers Championship
Golf Must Now Adapt to a Tigerless World
By TONY DEAR
Knee Surgery To End Tiger Woods's Season
City Drives Forward on Plans For New Golf Course in Bronx
91 Holes Later, Tiger Takes U.S. Open
By TONY DEAR
Woods Takes Third U.S. Open in Sudden Death Round
Woods Outlasts Mediate To Win His 14th Major
A Miracle Putt: Tiger Woods Ties U.S. Open on 18th; Playoff Is Today
Mediate Fails To Pass Woods, Heads for Play-Off Round
After Settlement, SuperSonics Will Relocate to Oklahoma City
By Associated Press
July 3, 2008
SEATTLE — The SuperSonics will move to Oklahoma City for the 2008–09 season as part of a settlement with the city of Seattle, ending a contentious relationship that resulted in a trial in which the judge was due to issue her ruling yesterday. The…
LeBron's Shadow Looms Over Free Agent Market
By JOHN HOLLINGER
With Draft Over, Knicks Now Explore Options
Nets Steal Knicks' Thunder on Draft Day
By JOHN HOLLINGER
How the First Round May Go in the NBA Draft
By JOHN HOLLINGER
Bryant, James, Wade Top U.S. Basketball Roster
For Knicks, Draft Is First Step in Long Climb
By MARTIN JOHNSON
Will Lakers, Celtics Meet Again Next June?
By JOHN HOLLINGER
For Celtics, a Career-Defining Victory
By JOHN HOLLINGER
Celtics Crush Lakers, 131-92, for NBA Championship
 Winning Euro, Spain Finally Triumphs on Big Stage
By SAM STERN
June 30, 2008
By beating Germany 1–0 in the Euro 2008 final yesterday, Spain ended its long run of big-tournament disappointments. For the nation of more than 40 million, it was only its second major tournament title, and its first since winning the 1964 European…
Spain Takes European Soccer Title From Germany
Spain Routs Russia, Heads to Euro Final
Late Goal Propels Germany Past Turkey
More Surprises May Be In Store for Semifinals
Spain Edges Italy in Shootout After 0-0 Draw
Germany Moves Into Semis As Portugal Falters
Eight Teams Now Vie for European Supremacy
By SAM STERN
Italy Advances Past France, Dutch Keep Rolling
Turkey's Late Rally Advances Them to Quarterfinals
 Inevitable Nadal-Federer Final Will Be One for Ages
By TOM PERROTTA
July 3, 2008
They're going to meet again. For the third straight year, Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal are marching toward the Wimbledon final, where they will play the most important match of their careers.
Federer, Safin, Nadal Head to Wimbledon Semis
Wimbledon Set for a Grand Slam of the Sisters
By TOM PERROTTA
Williams Sisters Advance as More Top Seeds Fall
Williams Sisters, Federer, Nadal, and ... Who?
By TOM PERROTTA
Top-seeded Ivanovic Defeated at Wimbledon
Ball Boys and Girls: U.S. Open's Underappreciated Athletes
Sharapova, American Men Fall Flat at Wimbledon
By TOM PERROTTA
Djokovic Upset by Safin in Wimbledon Second Round
How the Seeds Fared at Wimbledon
 Big Brown's Loss Staves Off Naysayers
By MAX WATMAN
June 9, 2008
At the start of the Belmont Stakes on Saturday, I expected to see Da' Tara out front, but that was the last thing that unfolded according to plan. I did not expect to see him in front at the wire (and at the longest odds on the board, it's a…
Casino Drive Scratched at Belmont With Hoof Injury
Big Brown Fails Test of Champions; Da' Tara Takes Belmont
Da' Tara Wins Belmont, Thwarts Big Brown's Triple Crown Bid
12 Furlongs From Eternal Glory
The Road to Belmont
Post Draw Puts Brown On the Rail at Belmont
Can Big Brown Avoid the Fate of Smarty Jones?
Big Brown on Road to Recovery From Cracked Hoof
Big Brown's Slight Hoof Injury Shouldn't Derail Triple Bid
 Venus, Serena Williams To Face Off in Wimbledon Finals
By STEPHEN WILSON, Associated Press
July 3, 2008
WIMBLEDON, England — Venus and Serena Williams won in straight sets today to set up their third all-sister Wimbledon final and seventh Grand Slam championship matchup. Defending champion and four-time winner Venus beat Elena Dementieva 6-1, 7-6 (3)…
The Birmingham Games? Long Shot City Makes Bid
By EVAN WEINER
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Venus Williams Reaches Wimbledon Semifinals
Jankovic Ousted From Wimbledon in Fourth Round
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