Ronaldo seals Brazil to World Cup final
Ronaldo scored in the 49th minute as Brazil defeated Turkey 1 0 in Saitama to reach a World Cup final for a third straight time. Marcos made six key saves and Brazil advances to face Germany in Yokohama for the crown.
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Sampras Agassi fall in Wimbledon shock second round
At Wimbledon a shock day saw Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi lose in the second round. George Basil upset Sampras on court nicknamed graveyard of champions while Paradorn Srichaphan defeated Agassi in straight sets. Richard Krajicek edged James Blake in five sets as the field reeled.
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Brazil and Germany World Cup Final Replay on ABC
Brazil and Germany meet in a World Cup final Sunday with two broadcasts at 6 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. tape delay. The article notes Brazil’s historic titles and calls their play the beautiful game as Ronaldo nets his tournament leading sixth goal after a Ronaldo Marcos setup and Gilberto Silva run.
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Bowden Calls ISU Dangerous Toss-Up For FSU
Florida State coach Bobby Bowden called Iowa State a dangerous, even match, ahead of the Eddie Robinson Classic at Arrowhead Stadium. He noted Cyclones fans boost home-field energy and praised ISU quarterback Seneca Wallace, comparing him to Michael Vick. Bowden warned FSU must play its best to win.
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Palmer Hauls Through Heat At U S Senior Open
Arnold Palmer, 72, competes at the U S Senior Open at Caves Valley Golf Club amid 95 degree heat and strong field including Hale Irwin Tom Kite and Bruce Fleisher. Palmer, missing the cut in recent Opens, vows to walk the course and continue playing despite a declining win record.
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