Rondo leads Celtics to 85-75 Game 7 win over 76ers
AP - 21 hrs agoTo Doug Collins, Boston's Big Three is already a memory. More »Rondo leads Celtics to 85-75 Game 7 win over 76ers
To Doug Collins, Boston's Big Three is already a memory. More »Rondo leads Celtics to 85-75 Game 7 win over 76ers
Dario Franchitti stamped his name in the record books, the latest three-time winner of the Indianapolis 500. More »Franchitti wins Indianapolis 500, his third
Already uneasy about the idea of letting her 7-year-old son Jason start playing tackle football, Elizabeth Giancarli made up her mind when former NFL star Junior Seau committed suicide. More »Parents' dilemma: Let children play football?
Professional wrestling managers say they have apologized to the Brazillian government for an incident where one of the sport's biggest stars, Canadian Chris Jericho, crumpled the country's flag and stomped on it during a performance on Thursday in Sao Paulo. More »WWE apologizes to Brazil after Canadian Chris Jericho stomps on flag
A flat-looking Usain Bolt raced his worst 100m in three years here on Friday, still managing to claim victory after he recovered sufficiently from a dreadful start and a limp drive phase. More »No lightning from Bolt, as Jelimo fires broadside
Jo-Wilfried Tsonga survived the weight of home expectations while dangerman Juan Martin Del Potro shrugged off an injury scare before triumphing on Sunday's sweltering first day at Roland Garros. More »Tsonga, Del Potro take hard road at French Open
KIEV (Reuters) - Ukraine may never recover all of the billions of dollars it has spent to co-host next month's European soccer championship and the outlay might complicate its chances of servicing its debt. The staging of the month-long Euro 2012 tournament - absorbing a total of $13.4 billion including $6.6 billion from state coffers - is unlikely to make the former Soviet republic any more inviting for foreign investment, analysts say. ... More »Analysis: Ukraine's $13.4 billion soccer spend might become debt burden
Germany and the Netherlands, two of the sides widely-tipped as potential Euro 2012 winners, suffered worrying friendly international defeats on Saturday. More »Germany, Netherlands suffer Euro 2012 setbacks
PARIS (Reuters) - Two years after reaching a nadir following a shoulder injury, a cheerful Maria Sharapova is just a few games away from topping women's tennis again as she looks to secure her maiden French Open title. The 25-year-old Russian will reclaim top spot in the WTA rankings if she wins in Paris and current world number one Victoria Azarenka does not reach the final, or if she reaches the final and the Belarussian fails to make it to the last eight. ... More »Happy Sharapova ready to take women's game by storm again
(Reuters) - Pennsylvania State University's former president filed suit on Friday to force the school to turn over emails that are relevant to its probe of the Jerry Sandusky sex abuse scandal, the Centre Daily Times newspaper reported. Sandusky, a former Penn State assistant football coach, goes on trial next month on charges he molested 10 boys over a period of 15 years. Trustees fired President Graham Spanier and head football coach Joe Paterno in November 2011 over the scandal. ... More »Penn State ex-president sues over Sandusky emails: report
AFP IS NOW CLOSING THIS LIVE REPORT of the Monaco Grand Prix, where Mark Webber was victorious for the second time in three years in his Red Bull ahead of Nico Rosberg in his Mercedes and Ferrari's Fernando Alonso, who seizes the championship lead. More »Monaco Grand Prix live report
Tens of thousands of fans glistening with sunscreen and toting coolers filled with ice and water descended on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Sunday for what could be the hottest Indianapolis 500 on record. More »Record heat takes aim at Indy 500 fans, drivers
Five major champions successfully made their way through the first round of the French Open on Sunday's opening day. One didn't. More »5 major champions reach 2nd round at French Open
Dan Wheldon couldn't win his third Indianapolis 500. Dario Franchitti did it for him. More »Franchitti wins 3rd Indy 500, gives nod to Wheldon
Ray Allen was out on the perimeter like so many times before during a 16-year career in which he's established himself as the most prolific 3-point shooter in NBA history. More »Aging, hobbled Ray Allen comes through for Celtics
Zach Johnson was so caught up in the emotion of another Colonial title and a victory in honor of his caddie's late father that he forgot to properly remark his ball before his final putt. More »Johnson overcomes Dufner to win at Colonial
Ryder Hesjedal created cycling history here on Sunday, the Garmin rider becoming the first Canadian to win the Tour of Italy. More »Canada's Hesjedal creates history in Giro
Scotland's Dario Franchitti won the 96th Indianapolis 500 on Sunday, taking his third career Indy 500 crown after Japan's Takuma Sato crashed while running beside him on the final lap. More »Scotland's Franchitti wins 96th Indy 500
The Boston Celtics punched their ticket to the NBA Eastern Conference finals with an 85-75 victory over Philadelphia behind a "triple-double" by Rajon Rondo. More »Rondo lifts Celtics over 76ers into NBA East finals
LONDON (Reuters) - The Olympic flame went out on Monday for the first time during the torch relay around Britain ahead of the London Games because of a "malfunctioning burner", organizers said. More »Flame goes out for first time in 2012 relay
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