Iniesta seals Spain first World Cup title
Spain won their first World Cup title with Iniesta scoring late in a tense final. The victory came amid attacks in Uganda that killed 64, including an American. The Dutch, unbeaten entering the final, lost 1-0 as top stars and fans wore orange in Soccer City.
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Voice of God dies at 99, longtime Yankees voice
Bob Sheppard, the eloquent stadium announcer known as The Voice of God, died at 99 in Baldwin Long Island with his wife Mary by his side. He began with the Yankees in 1951, made his last appearance in 2007, and his signature greeting remains heard in recordings and at Derek Jeter's introductions.
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Spirit wins Dodge City Super C crown in tough tourney
Kim Bogner went 4 for 10 with five RBIs and five runs as Garden City Spirit claimed the Dodge City Super C title. Kayla Aguiniga scored seven runs in four games. Monique Lopez led The Telegram All Area with six hits and five RBIs. Kayla Guerrero added a grand slam in the championship while the Spirit advance to the Heartland USA World Series in Olathe, guaranteed six games in a 33-team field. The Garden City Razzles and Little Twisters also won their brackets.
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Germany win third place in rain soaked World Cup clash
In Port Elizabeth Germany beat Uruguay 3-2 for third place as Sami Khedira struck in the 82nd minute. Uruguay’s Diego Forlan nearly forced a late equalizer with a free kick off the crossbar, while Germany earned a medal ceremony and a glow of achievement.
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Watson returns to British Open with no regrets
Tom Watson arrives at St Andrews, embracing the wind swept Old Course as he targets another Open run at age 59. He refuses regrets about Turnberry, notes sketchy iron play, and trades golf lore with Brian Gay and Ben Crane while posing atop Swilcan Bridge.
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