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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2015
Page
16
Cameroon gains a 2-1 win over Switzerland to finish 2-0-1 in Group C and reach the knockout stage, with Madeleine Ngono Mani scoring after a late substitute entry and Gabrielle Onguene equalizing in the second half.
Abby Wambach scored late in the first half as the United States defeated Nigeria 1-0 to finish first in Group D at the Women's World Cup in Vancouver. The goal tied her for second on the all time list with 14, behind Marta's 15. The U S heads to Edmonton for the knockout stage with Alex Morgan starting upfront alongside her. Nigeria exits after the loss following a 3-3 opener and a 2-0 defeat to Australia.
The Chicago Blackhawks plan more moves after winning the Stanley Cup. Stan Bowman discussed Bran don Saads restricted free agency as a central offseason issue. The team eyes cap space to keep core players, with Toews and Kane extensions kicking in and free agency opening July 1.
Rory McIlroy returns to the links after a rough Irish Open showing. He aims to adapt to Chambers Bay, a true links test, by driving aggressively and sharpening pace on the greens. A Masters green jacket eludes him as he eyes the U S Open.
The 115th U S Open runs Thursday through Sunday at Chambers Bay in University Place Washington with 148 players and a top 60 and ties cut after 36 holes. Rory McIlroy is the slight favorite over world No 2 Jordan Spieth as he seeks another major, while Rickie Fowler and others eye a rival to McIlroy’s form.
Clemson remains without a head baseball coach as Monte Lee’s departure is not confirmed. As of 3 p.m. Tuesday, sources said the reported deal with Clemson was inaccurate, though Lee is meeting Clemson officials. Jack Leggett was dismissed on June 4 after longtime service.
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