U S Soccer Players Rage After World Cup Setback
U S players vent anger at coach and officials after John Harkes receives a second yellow and misses a second round match. The controversy centers on unclear yellow card rules and a late FIFA ruling, with Lalas, Ramos, Wynalda, and Balboa commenting amid team concerns about advancement.
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Dana Point
Calif
U.S
U.S. Soccer Federation
John Harkes
Romania
Rose Bowl
Alexi Lalas
United States
Germany
South Korea
Stanford Stadium
Brazil
Sweden
Lalas
USSF
Hank Steinbrecher
Bill Nuttall
Nuttall
Harkes
Mario van der Ende
Netherlands
FIFA
Mike) Lorber
Eric Wynalda
Tab Ramos
Ramos
Bora Milutinovic
Cobi Jones
Bora
Marcelo Balboa
Balboa
Group of Death set for survival day in Group E
Ireland Norway and Italy prepare for decisive finales at Giants Stadium and RFK Stadium with 1-1 records. Charlton suspended by FIFA but allowed in stands to relay instructions. Italy reshuffles due to injuries and Pagliuca suspension. A 0-0 tie hurts none. Mexico eyes advancement with a life or death clash. Brazil and Russia finish Group B action at stadiums today.
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Ireland
Norway
Italy
Mexico
Giants Stadium
Rfk Stadium
Jack Charlton
FIFA
Charlton
Egil Olsen
Jan Age Fjortoft
Fjortoft
Arrigo Sacchi
Paolo Maldini
Franco Baresi
Gianluca Pagliuca
Baresi
Maldini
Washington
Luca Marchegiani
Pagliuca
Hugo Sanchez
Brazil
Sweden
Pontiac Silverdome
Russia
Cameroon
Stanford Stadium
Quotes Attributed To Founding Figures From The Revolution
The text recalls John Paul Jones during the 1779 Bonhomme Richard battle where he proclaimed that there is no such thing as a good war or a bad peace. It also notes Ben Franklin’s 1783 line about war and peace and credits Col. William Prescott with the saying tied to the Battle of Bunker Hill in 1775. The Battle of Bunker Hill near Boston marked the Revolution’s first major engagement.
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St. John Paul Jones
Col
William Prescott
Revolutionary Army
Bunker Hill
Boston
Pearl Harbor and wartime slogans and posters noted
Navy chaplain Howell M Forgy spoke on December 7 1941 when Pearl Harbor was attacked. His words later became a popular song. General MacArthur urged departure from the Philippines in 1942 then returned in 1944 saying I have returned. Slogans spread in posters as workers and women played key war roles. Next week discuss watermelons.
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Navy
Howell M. Forgy
Pearl Harbor
Douglas MacArthur
Roosevelt
Philippines
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Patrick Henry
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Richmond
Ben Franklin
Henry Lee
Lee
Gen
Anthony C. McAuliffe
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Luxembourg
Belgium
Bulge
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Theodore Roosevelt
John Kennedy
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