SportsSports Friday: Big Comeback, and MoreSports Friday: Big Comeback, and MoreThe Associated PressThe Diamondbacks score six runs in the bottom of the ninth to beat Milwaukee; Serena Williams to face sister Venus in Wimbledon singles final; Chris Paul signs extension with Hornets; Rangers sign Markus Naslund. (July 3)THIS IS AP SPORTS FRIDAYIT WILL BE AN ALL-WILLIAMS FINAL AT WIMBLEDON SATURDAY. DEFENDING CHAMP VENUS WILLIAMS WAS A 6-1, 7-6 WINNER OVER FIFTH SEED ELENA DEMENTIEVA IN THURSDAY'S FIRST SEMIFINAL AT ALL-ENGLAND CLUB. SERENA WILLIAMS FOLLOWED HER SISTER INTO THE FINAL BY DOWNING ZHENG JIE (ZHEHNG JEE) 6-2, 7-6.Venus Williams was annoyed when it was suggested the outcome of an all-Williams final would be a family decision.SOT: Venus WILLIAMSTHE BEST FINISH IN THE MAJORS YESTERDAY BELONGED TO THE DIAMONDBACKS, WHO SCORED SIX RUNS IN THE NINTH TO BEAT THE BREWERS 6-5. PINCH-HITTER CHAD TRACY LACED A THREE-RUN DOUBLE AND CONOR JACKSON WON IT ON A TWO-RUN SINGLE, ALL WITH NOBODY OUT.SOT: Conor JacksonTHE HORNETS HAVE WORKED OUT A FOUR-YEAR CONTRACT EXTENSION WITH CHRIS PAUL, WHO HAS ONE YEAR LEFT ON HIS CURRENT DEAL. THE ALL-STAR POINT GUARD LED THE NBA WITH 11.6 ASSISTS AND 2.7 STEALS A GAME WHILE SCORING JUST OVER 21 POINTS.GILBERT ARENAS IS STAYING WITH THE WIZARDS AFTER ACCEPTING A SIX-YEAR, 113-MILLION-DOLLAR PACKAGE.IN HOCKEY, THE RANGERS HAVE SIGNED HIGH-SCORING FORWARD MARKUS NASLUND TO A TWO-YEAR, 8-MILLION-DOLLAR PACKAGE. THE MOVE MEANS THE END FOR JAROMIR JAGR IN A RANGERS UNIFORM. RANGERS GM GLEN SATHER SAYS HE SIGNED NASLUND BECAUSE HE COULDN'T WAIT ANY LONGER FOR JAGR TO MAKE UP HIS MIND ABOUT HIS FUTURE WITH THE TEAM.SWIMMER GARRETT WEBER-GALE LOCKED UP HIS FIRST TRIP TO THE OLYMPICS, WINNING THE MEN'S 100 FREESTYLE IN 47.92 SECONDS IN THE U.S. TRIALS THURSDAY AT OMAHA. ELAINE BREEDED WON THE 200 BUTTERFLY IN 2:06.75.41-YEAR-OLD DARA TORRES ADVANCED TO FRIDAY'S WOMEN'S 100 FREESTYLE FINAL BY POSTING THE SECOND-BEST TIME IN THURSDAY'S HEATS. TORRES IS TRYING TO EARN A SPOT ON HER FIFTH U.S OLYMPIC TEAM.OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST AND FORMER 100-METER WORLD-RECORD HOLDER TIM MONTGOMERY HAS PLEADED GUILTY TO A FEDERAL HEROIN DISTRIBUTION CHARGE RATHER THAN GO TO TRIAL. THE ONE-TIME U.S. TRACK STAR WAS ARRESTED THREE MONTHS AGO AND ACCUSED OF DEALING MORE THAN 100 GRAMS OF HEROIN. MONTGOMERY FACES FIVE YEARS IN PRISON.