May 23 (Reuters) - Reuters sports schedule at 0600 GMT on Monday (times GMT):
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TENNIS
French Open (to June 5)
PARIS - The usually ultra-confident Roger Federer will have reason to be extra cautious when he starts his French Open campaign on Monday as the top names enter the fray. (TENNIS-OPEN/, pix, graphics, by Julien Pretot, 600 words)
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NHL
SAN JOSE, California - The Vancouver Canucks are on the brink of reaching their first Stanley Cup Finals in 17 years after a 4-2 victory over the San Jose Sharks gave them a 3-1 series lead in the Western Conference final. (NHL-PLAYOFFS/, moved, pix, 350 words)
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NBA
MIAMI - Chris Bosh discarded his 'Third Man' label to shoot 34 points and lead Miami to a 96-85 win over the Chicago Bulls on Sunday, giving the Heat a 2-1 lead in the Eastern Conference championship series. (NBA-PLAYOFFS/, moved, pix, 350 words)
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SOCCER
MANCHESTER, England - The Premier League trophy was not even in the cabinet when Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson switched his attention to picking a team to beat Barcelona to add the European Cup to his haul. (SOCCER-ENGLAND/UNITED, moved, by Sonia Oxley, 500 words)
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BARCELONA - Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola and forward Lionel Messi hold news conferences ahead of Saturday's Champions League final against Manchester United. (SOCCER-CHAMPIONS/BARCELONA, expect by 2100, pix, TV, by Iain Rogers, 500 words)
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BASEBALL
KANSAS CITY - The St. Louis Cardinals narrowly escaped Kansas City in a wild 9-8 triumph over the Royals that lasted 10 innings on Sunday. (BASEBALL/CARDINALS, moved, 350 words)
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GOLF
PGA Tour: Colonial Invitational
DALLAS - David Toms erased the bitter memory of his playoff loss at last week's Players Championship when he clinched his 13th PGA Tour title by one shot at the Colonial Invitational on Sunday. (GOLF-PGA/, moved, 400 words)
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DALLAS - Former world number two Sergio Garcia will line up with ex-major winner Davis Love III on Monday in a strong field of 78 at the U.S. leg of international qualifying for the British Open. (GOLF-OPEN/QUALIFIER, expect by 2330, 350 words)
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CYCLING
Giro d'Italia (to 29)
BELLUNO, Italy - The Giro d'Italia pauses for a day after Sunday's gruelling stage and with Tuesday's 12.7-km uphill time trial in store. Copy on merit. (CYCLING-GIRO/, pix, by Alasdair Fotheringham, 400 words)
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CRICKET
West Indies v Pakistan, second test, Basseterre (to 24)
BASSETERRE, St Kitts - Opener Taufeeq Umar made an unbeaten 97 as Pakistan took command of the second test against West Indies on Sunday, ending the third day with a lead of 251 and seven second innings wickets remaining. (CRICKET-WINDIES/, moved, pix, 500 words)
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TENNIS
French Open (to June 5)
PARIS - The usually ultra-confident Roger Federer will have reason to be extra cautious when he starts his French Open campaign on Monday as the top names enter the fray. (TENNIS-OPEN/, pix, graphics, by Julien Pretot, 600 words)
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NHL
SAN JOSE, California - The Vancouver Canucks are on the brink of reaching their first Stanley Cup Finals in 17 years after a 4-2 victory over the San Jose Sharks gave them a 3-1 series lead in the Western Conference final. (NHL-PLAYOFFS/, moved, pix, 350 words)
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NBA
MIAMI - Chris Bosh discarded his 'Third Man' label to shoot 34 points and lead Miami to a 96-85 win over the Chicago Bulls on Sunday, giving the Heat a 2-1 lead in the Eastern Conference championship series. (NBA-PLAYOFFS/, moved, pix, 350 words)
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SOCCER
MANCHESTER, England - The Premier League trophy was not even in the cabinet when Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson switched his attention to picking a team to beat Barcelona to add the European Cup to his haul. (SOCCER-ENGLAND/UNITED, moved, by Sonia Oxley, 500 words)
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BARCELONA - Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola and forward Lionel Messi hold news conferences ahead of Saturday's Champions League final against Manchester United. (SOCCER-CHAMPIONS/BARCELONA, expect by 2100, pix, TV, by Iain Rogers, 500 words)
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BASEBALL
KANSAS CITY - The St. Louis Cardinals narrowly escaped Kansas City in a wild 9-8 triumph over the Royals that lasted 10 innings on Sunday. (BASEBALL/CARDINALS, moved, 350 words)
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GOLF
PGA Tour: Colonial Invitational
DALLAS - David Toms erased the bitter memory of his playoff loss at last week's Players Championship when he clinched his 13th PGA Tour title by one shot at the Colonial Invitational on Sunday. (GOLF-PGA/, moved, 400 words)
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DALLAS - Former world number two Sergio Garcia will line up with ex-major winner Davis Love III on Monday in a strong field of 78 at the U.S. leg of international qualifying for the British Open. (GOLF-OPEN/QUALIFIER, expect by 2330, 350 words)
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CYCLING
Giro d'Italia (to 29)
BELLUNO, Italy - The Giro d'Italia pauses for a day after Sunday's gruelling stage and with Tuesday's 12.7-km uphill time trial in store. Copy on merit. (CYCLING-GIRO/, pix, by Alasdair Fotheringham, 400 words)
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CRICKET
West Indies v Pakistan, second test, Basseterre (to 24)
BASSETERRE, St Kitts - Opener Taufeeq Umar made an unbeaten 97 as Pakistan took command of the second test against West Indies on Sunday, ending the third day with a lead of 251 and seven second innings wickets remaining. (CRICKET-WINDIES/, moved, pix, 500 words)
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