IAAF Diamond League-Adidas Grand Prix Results SaturdayAt Icahn StadiumNew York(Race distances in meters)Men100-Semifinal 1 — 1, Tyson Gay, United States, 10.30 seconds. 2, Kemar Bailey Cole, Jamaica, 10.46. 3, Rakieem Salaam, United States, 10.58. 5, Trell Kimmons, United States, 10.58. 7, Terrell Wilks, United States, 10.65. 8, Richard Thompson, Trinidad & Tobago, 10.68. 2, Ryan Bailey, United States, 10.28. 3, Keston Bledman, Trinidad & Tobago, 10.29. 100-Final — 1, Tyson Gay, United States, 10.02. 2, Ryan Bailey, United States, 10.15. 3, Keston Bledman, Trinidad & Tobago, 10.16. 8, Rakieem Salaam, United States, 10.50. 3, Jeremy Dodson, United States, 20.65. 4, Kind Butler, United States, 20.68. 6, Curtis Mitchell, United States, 20.77. 400 — 1, Josh Mance, United States, 45.59. 3, Jeremy Wariner, United States, 45.72. 4, Tony McQuay, United States, 45.95. 5, Michael Rutt, United States, 1:47.53. 6, Robby Andrews, United States, 1:48.57. 8, Leonel Manzano, United States, 1:48.89. 10, Erik Sowinski, United States, 1:53.68. Matthew Scherer, United States, DNF. 4, Ben True, United States, 13:16.94. Anthony Famiglietti, United States, DNF. 110 Hurdles — 1, Ryan Brathwaite, Barbados, 13.19. 4, Omoghan Osaghae, United States, 13.49. 5, Jeff Porter, United States, 13.49. 7, Antwon Hicks, United States, 13.63. 8, Tyron Akins, United States, 13.64. 9, Joel Brown, United States, 13.86. 400 Hurdles — 1, Michael Tinsley, United States, 48.43. 2, Javier Culsom, Puerto Rico, 48.53. 3, Johnny Dutch, United States, 48.78. 5, Justin Gaymon, United States, 49.41. Triple Jump — 1, Benjamin Compaore, France, 53-11¾. 2, Christian Taylor, United States, 53-10½. Shot Put — 1, Ryan Whiting, United States, 69-9½. 3, Cory Martin, United States, 67-7. Joe Kovacs, United States, 67-1½. 7, Asmir Kolasinac, Serbia, 64-6¾. Christian Cantwell, United States, DNS. Women100 — 1, Aleen Bailey, Jamaica, 11.37. 2, Mikele Barber, United States, 11.39. 3, Lekeisha Lawson, United States, 11.44. 4, Tianna Madison, United States, 11.52. 6, Jessica Young, United States, 11.68. Marshevet Hooker, United States, 11.75. 3, Shalonda Solomon, United States, 22.91. 5, Deedee Trotter, United States, 23.03. 6, Bianca Knight, United States, 23.33. 7, Tiffany Townsend,United States, 23.37. 2, Natasha Hastings, United States, 50.24. 3, Francena McCorory, United States, 51.06. 5, Jessica Beard, United States, 51.47. 3, Brenda Martinez, United States, 4:06.25. 5, Shannon Rowbury, United States, 4:07.36. 7, Morgan Uceny, United States, 4:08.49. 8, Kate Grace, United States, 4:08.92. 9, Gabriele Anderson, United States, 4:09.02. 10, Sarah Bowman, United States, 4:09.38. 15, Amela Terzic, Serbia, 4:18.32. Kimarra McDonald, United States, DNF. Heather Wilson, United States, DNF. 4, Bridget Franek, United States, 9:35.42. 9, Stephanie Garcia, United States, 9:45.78. 10, Ashley Higginson, United States, 9:49.30. 11, Sara Hall, United States, 9:54.88. 3, Brigetta Barrett, United States, 6-3¼. 8, Priscillia Frederick, United States, 5-10¾. Pole Vault — 1, Jennifer Suhr, United States, 15-2¼. 4, Lacy Janson, United States, 14-10¼. 6, Becky Holliday, United States, 13-10½. Long Jump — 1, Janay DeLoach Soukup, United States, 22-3½. 4, Tori Polk, United States, 21-0¾. 6, Tori Bowie, United States, 20-8½. 7, Funmi Jimoh, United States, 20-0¼. 8, Brittney Reese, United States, 19.8. 9, Whitney Gipson, United States, 18-10. Jessie Gaines, United States, NM. Javelin — 1, Christina Obergfoll, Germany, 214-4. 6, Brittany Borman, United States, 192-8. 10, Leigh Petranoff, United States, 164-0. Discus — 1, Sandra Perkovic, Croatia, 224-8. 2, Gia Lewis-Smallwood, United States, 202-11. 5, Whitney Ashley, United States, 190-10. 7, Aretha D. Thurmond, United States, 188-9.

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Dario Franchitti is in very heady company in IndyCar. Currently tied with Sebastien Bourdais and Paul Tracy for seventh on the all-time wins list, one more victory would move Franchitti up a notch — with the other drivers ahead of him named Foyt, Andretti and Unser. And if that win comes Sunday in the Indianapolis 500, Franchitti would move into a very exclusive club. He'd join A.J. Foyt, Al Unser Sr. and Rick Mears as the only four-time winners of "The Greatest Spectacle In Racing."

Dortmund dictated play for the first 25 minutes at Wembley Stadium but Bayern had the best chances of the half, with Mario Mandzukic coming closest when his header was tipped onto the bar by goalkeeper Roman Weidenfeller in the 26th.

Last native or naturalized citizens to win their nation's Grand Slam singles title: Australian Open — Mark Edmondson, 1976; Chris O'Neil, 1978 French Open — Yannick Noah, 1983; Mary Pierce, 2000 Wimbledon — Fred Perry, 1936; Virginia Wade, 1977 U.S. Open — Andy Roddick, 2003; Serena Williams, 2013

JOHANNESBURG (AP) — Prosecutors say the police investigation into Oscar Pistorius' killing of his girlfriend won't be completed until August.

PGA Tour officials say Overton used an aid on a nearby practice green after playing the ninth hole while waiting to tee off at No. 10. Overton was 4 under for the tournament, seven strokes off the lead, when a PGA Tour official approached Overton after he teed off at the 11th hole.

Olympic silver medalist Michael Tinsley used the weather to his advantage to win the 400 hurdles, staying relaxed then coming from behind at the end when the wind was at his back.

On Friday, the official Champions League final dinner was disrupted by three people infiltrating a London venue to protest to UEFA President Michel Platini about the under-21 European Championship being hosted by Israel next month. "A 24-year-old-man and a 24-year-old woman evaded private security at the UEFA Champions League celebrity party, being held at Billingsgate Market in the City of London, and managed to reach the stage and launch a protest," City of London Police said in a statement.

CONCORD, N.C. (AP) — NASCAR chairman Brian France said Saturday that the organization is not talking with IndyCar about making it easier for drivers who want to try racing in the Indianapolis 500 and the Coca-Cola 600 on the same day. Last December, IMS President Jeff Belskus said he would consider moving up the start time so Tony Stewart could follow through on an offer to run the double for Roger Penske. Stewart, who in 2001 became the first driver to complete all 1,100 miles of racing on the same day, wound up turning down Penske's offer. Stewart arrived about 25 minutes before the start of the Coca-Cola 600, jumped in his car and prepared for more racing. [...] the questions crop up as more and more drivers with open-wheel backgrounds migrate to NASCAR. France said NASCAR's focus will continue to be ongoing research and development to bring the tightest and competitive product to each track week after week.

Canizares leads Westwood at BMW PGA Championship VIRGINIA WATER, England (AP) — Lee Westwood shot a 67 Saturday to move into second place, a stroke behind Alejandro Canizares, after three rounds of the third round of the BMW PGA Championship. Spain's Sergio Garcia, whose verbal sparring with Tiger Woods turned ugly this week when he said he would "serve fried chicken" if he had dinner with the American, posted a 68 for an eight-way share of sixth place — only four off the lead.