United States routs Nigeria 7 1 to advance in World Cup
The U S women overwhelmed Nigeria 7 1 before 65 080 at Soldier Field. Mia Hamm led the assault with a free kick and goals as Kristine Lilly Tiffany Milbrett and Cindy Parlow also scored. The win secures a quarterfinal berth and Olympic spot.
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Becker Roars Back at Wimbledon in Return After Years
Boris Becker, 31, a three time champion, delivered a dramatic Wimbledon display on Centre Court beating Nicolas Kiefer 6 4 6 2 6 4 to reach the third round. Crowds of 40 312 packed the venue as Becker, calling this his last hurrah, showed renewed quickness and crowd love amid lingering feud with Kiefer over past World Team Cup disputes.
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Post 26 vs Irmo ends in wild 4 3 tie in seventh
Post 26 built a 3 2 lead with two runs in the fourth but Irmo forced extras after Trav is Washington scored on a misplayed pickoff attempt. Dunagan and Drumming produced key plays, while Rish struck out Brad Sharp to end it with the bags full and two outs in the seventh.
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Wimbledon Ailing Telecast Sketches Mixed Results
A scrambled AP report from Wimbledon in England shows fragmented data on women's second round results for several players, including scattered percentages and country codes. Names like Barbara Set and Alona Deene appear amid incomplete figures and faulted telecast notes.
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