Contador Plays Safe Amid Rainy Tour De France Stage
Alberto Contador avoided the main crashes as rain lashed the 141 mile sixth stage from Lisieux to Chateauroux. Edvald Boasson Hagen won the stage in 5 hours 13 minutes 37 seconds with Matt Goss second and Thor Hushovd retaining the overall lead. Evans and Schleck remained near the top but faced tough, slick roads toward Normandy.
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Alberto Contador
Contador
Australia
Thor Hushovd
Norway
Schleck
Evans
Hushovd
Normandy
le Mans
Chateauroux
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Blanks grabs first-round lead at John Deere Classic
Kris Blanks shot an 8-under 63 with five finishing holes in a late surge to top the field at Silvis while Matt McQuillan and Davis Love III opened with 64s. Steve Marino joined late with 64 as Mark Wilson and Kyle Stanley trailed by one stroke.
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Silvis
Ill
Kris Blanks
Blanks
Matt McQuillan
Davis Love III
Steve Marino
Mark Wilson
Kyle Stanley
Steve Stricker
Inverness
Scotland
Lee Westwood
Mark Tullo
Westwood
New Links
Castle Stuart
Luke Donald
George Coetzee
South Africa
Peter Hanson
Sweden
Thorbjorn Olesen
Denmark
Americans Ready for Brazil in World Cup Knockout
The United States women's team aims to meet Brazil in the quarterfinals or semifinals as they pursue a third World Cup title. Coach and players express optimism despite a recent group-stage loss, stressing belief and readiness to face Brazil, Germany, England, or France along the path.
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Dresden
Germany
Brazil
Marta
Lauren Cheney
U.S
England
France
Shannon Boxx
Mexico
Abby Wambach
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