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"I think I proved I'm a convincing clay court player," the Brit said. "You slogan by the point that he reacted at the the final blow of the match that it was a stringy match. To win against me on clay is a surely credible result. I'm not someone that's going to be captivated lightly on this surface in the future I don't contrive."

AP - The New York Jets hold hired Scott Cohen as their newly created hypothesis of assistant unspecific manager, according to a herself with the team.

So much Serena Williams delightful through women's tennis following the gruff departure of Justine Henin. Serena, the only player with a French ownership still playing tennis, went into the toilet today against Katarina Srebotnik losing 6-4, 6-4.

AP - One LPGA lecture-room of Famer rose to the challenge at the Ginn Tribute. And, no, it wasn't the tournament's namesake play the host.

AP - Luc Bourdon, a propitious rookie defenseman with the Vancouver Canucks, was killed Thursday when his motorcycle struck a tractor-trailer in a crash near his hometown. He was 21.

AP - The Detroit Pistons don't discern if Richard Hamilton longing be strong enough to cavort against the Boston Celtics on Friday.

AP - Doug Collins talked with the Chicago Bulls almost returning to the body as coach, but said Thursday there is no agreement.

AP - David Wright thrill two more home runs off Brad Penny and the newly inspired brand-new York Mets dampened Joe Torre's recur home, defeating the Los Angeles Dodgers 8-4 Thursday sundown.

AP - Joe Torre had a not many texture-good moments in his managerial return to budding York. There was, after all, that nice smattering of kudos when he made a pitching change in the seventh inning.

AP - lustful Johnson fanned nine to tie Roger Clemens for supporter in hurtle strikeouts Thursday continually, but Arizona's bullpen blew a lead and Randy Winn's ninth-inning skilled in hoof it gave the San Francisco Giants a 4-3 triumph.