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Old hat to Perry, Langer
Boston Globe - PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. - Given his long career, the pairing with Tommy Armour III in yesterday's second round of The Players Championship probably felt familiar to Bernhard Langer. On a Windy Day, the Elders Stand Their Ground Kenny Perry takes lead at Players Championship |
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Celtics must find a way to win when they're away
Boston Globe - The Cavaliers might trail the Celtics, 2-0, in the Eastern Conference semifinal series, which moves to Cleveland for Games 3 and 4, but they clearly believe they'll be returning to Boston, at least judging by their dinner plans. James hopes home is where his shot is Boston Celtics vs. Cleveland Cavaliers - Game 3 Spread and Odds |
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The Track That Defied the Writing on the Wall
New York Times - Spencer Jones/AP Ralph Earnhardt spinning out during the 1962 Rebel 300 at Darlington Raceway. The track had two races a year until 2004. Mac Track: New Darlington even tougher Chase Tales: Danger lurking at Darlington - Racing |
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Derek Lowe struggles for Dodgers in loss
Los Angeles Times - Houston's Lance Berkman gets a "high-five" greeting from Miguel Tejada after Berkman's two-run home run in the fifth inning Friday night at Dodger Stadium. Berkman scorches in win over Dodgers Lowe Battered in 7-1 Loss |
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Jazz overcome Lakers to keep playoff hopes alive
Washington Post - SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (Reuters) - The Utah Jazz kept their playoff hopes alive with a 104-99 Game Three victory over the LA Lakers on Friday, cutting the deficit in their best of seven Western Conference semi-finals series to 2-1. The Real Boozer Finally Showed Up Pau Gasol is the incredible shrinking Laker |
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Papelbon entering an entirely different zone
Boston Globe - MINNEAPOLIS - He is an emotional young man who rises to excellence because of adrenaline that pumps through his large frame and spews out in the form of a high-90s fastball that usually proves too much for hitters. Jonathan Papelbon blows another save and Twins beat Red Sox Not Much To Dance About |
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Tigers 6, Yankees 5 Igawa Does Little to Help Himself or the Yankees
New York Times - By JOE LAPOINTE DETROIT - Before the Yankees fell below .500 again in a 6-5 loss to the Detroit Tigers, Manager Joe Girardi was talking about starter Kei Igawa, who was about to make his Yankees season debut Friday night. Tigers stave off Yankees Kei Igawa strikes out on mound, Yanks lose in Motown |
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Malkin steps it up for Pens in Game 1
FOXSports.com - by ANGIE CARDUCCI, Inside Hockey Why the Penguins won: Evgeni Malkin has been a Penguin for only two seasons, but it didn't take him long to learn something native to every Pittsburgher - the rivalry with the Philadelphia Flyers is something special. Philadelphia Daily News NHL Roundup Malkin’s 2 Goals Secure Game 1 for the Penguins |
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Major League Roundup Rangers Win With 3rd Straight Shutout
New York Times - By AP Scott Feldman and three relievers combined for the third consecutive shutout for Texas and Brandon Boggs drove in three runs to help the host Rangers end the Oakland Athletics’ four-game winning streak with a 4-0 victory. Round numbers: Rangers, Rays' Shields put up zeroes Boggs, Feldman Shine As Rangers Run Scoreless Inning Streak To 31 |
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Rollins' MVP form returns in Phils' win over Giants
Philadelphia Daily News - By DAVID MURPHY SAN FRANCISCO - Before the Phillies' series opener against the Giants at AT&T Park yesterday evening, a reporter asked manager Charlie Manuel whether it was realistic to expect Jimmy Rollins to step into the lineup after a month away … Giants' latest loss is familiar Rollins provides spark in return to Phils |
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