United States advances to World Cup quarterfinals
The US now leads Mexico 3-0-1 in World Cup play since 1991 and advances as Brad Friedel earns a shutout. McBride opened the scoring in the eighth minute after a Claudio Reyna run and Josh Wolff flicked the ball to McBride. Donovan added a late header from Eddie Lewis's cross, celebrating by stripping his shirt.
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Brazil advances past Belgium to World Cup quarterfinals
Brazil defeated Belgium 2-0 with second half goals from Rivaldo and Ronaldo in Kobe to reach the World Cup quarterfinals. Brazil, the last Latin American team, will face England in Shizuoka on Friday.
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Blues Face Injuries As Season Progresses With Setback
The Blues wrestle through weekend injuries as Quint sat with a twisted knee Heinz bandaged, Klaus played through a shin spike. They lost 10-3 to Denver Box and will skip Tuesday's game in Woodward while eyeing a Kansas City tournament starting Thursday. Martinez praised growth in offense and defense, citing improved confidence from pitchers and infield.
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Bandits rally as Kasper stars in ending skid
Enid and Garden City clash as Garden City’s Bandits drop games 2 and 3, with Kasper sparking a late rally. Enid’s Roberts and Irsik pick up wins, while Dowers and Burns lead offensive bursts in a series of high scoring contests.
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Tiger Woods wins U S Open at Bethpage Black in stunning fashion
Tiger Woods clinched the U S Open on the public Bethpage Black layout, leading by five and finishing 2 over par 72. Phil Mickelson chased with a 70 while Woods eyed future majors including the British Open and PGA Championship.
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Mickelson Falls Short as Woods Captures Eighth Major
On Father's Day Mickelson closed with a five stroke deficit as Tiger Woods claimed his eighth major and seventh in 11. Mickelson, who turned 32, voiced disappointment but remained hopeful about future chances while the crowd cheered at the people’s course.
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