his 14th Test century, finishing on 104 not out. (BBC) Football (soccer): The Pumas de UNAM beat the Chivas de Guadalajara, 0–0 (5–4 on penalties) to win Mexico's association football championship. NASCAR: Jimmie Johnson wins the Pocono 500. Formula One: Michael Schumacher wins the Canadian Grand Prix. 24 Hours of Le Mans: Tom Kristensen (Denmark), Seiji Ara (Japan) and Rinaldo Capello (Italy) won the 24-hour Le Mans race with a record 379 laps in 24 hours. PGA Tour: Sergio García wins the Buick Open. LPGA: Annika Sörenstam wins the LPGA Championship, her seventh major title. Rugby union: The Wallabies (Australia) defeat Scotland 35–15 in the first test, at the Telstra Dome in Melbourne. Arena Football League: The Arizona Rattlers defeat the Colorado Crush, 45–41, to earn a berth in ArenaBowl XVIII. Boxing: Azumah Nelson, Carlos Palomino, Dwight Muhammad Qawi and Daniel Zaragoza, among others, are inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame. June 12, 2004 (Saturday) Euro 2004: Group A – Spain beat Russia 1–0. (BBC) Euro 2004: Group A – Greece beat hosts Portugal 2–1 in a surprise result in the competition's opening match. (BBC) NFL Europe: The Berlin Thunder defeat the Frankfurt Galaxy, 30–24 in World Bowl XII. Rugby union: In their first game under new coach Graham Henry and new captain Tana Umaga, the All Blacks (New Zealand) defeat England 36–3 in the first test, at Carisbrook in Dunedin. Rugby union: The Springboks (South Africa) defeat Ireland 37–17 in the first test, at Vodacom Park in Bloemfontein. Rugby union: The Pumas (Argentina) defeat Wales 50–44 in the first test, in Tucumán. IRL: Tony Kanaan wins the Bombardier 500 at Texas Motor Speedway. Arena Football League: The San Jose SaberCats defeat the Chicago Rush, 49–35, to earn a berth in ArenaBowl XVIII. Boxing: Two division world champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. gets charged with two misdemeanor counts, stemming from two fights with women, in Las Vegas, Nevada. (ESPN) June 10, 2004 (Thursday) NBA Finals: The Detroit Pistons hold the Los Angeles Lakers to their lowest point total ever in the NBA Finals, 88–68, and take a 2–1 series lead. NHL Awards: Martin St. Louis (Tampa Bay Lightning) – Hart Memorial Trophy (League MVP) Martin Brodeur (New Jersey Devils) – Vezina Trophy (Best Goaltender) Scott Niedermayer (New Jersey Devils) – James Norris Memorial Trophy (Best Defenseman) Andrew Raycroft (Boston Bruins) – Calder Memorial Trophy (Best Rookie) Kris Draper (Detroit