Roger Federer defeats Frederico Gil in Estoril Open quarter-final
                   
k-litefm.com     Apr 18, 2008            

OEIRAS, Portugal - Roger Federer struggled to dominate 146th-ranked Frederico Gil at the Estoril Open, finding his form late in the match to win 6-4, 6-1 and reach the semifinals of the clay-court tou... ... By: THE ASSOCIATED PRESS OEIRAS, Portugal - Roger Federer... [read full story]                    


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nytimes.com     14 hrs ago          

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