Notre Dame Stays Alive at CWS With 5-3 Win Over Rice
Notre Dame pulled off a ninth inning rally to beat Rice 5-3 in Omaha, moving within a win of the College World Series final Four as Stanford awaits in an elimination game. Coach Paul Mainieri returned after a family bereavement to guide the Irish on path to the title.
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Turkey ends Japan run to reach World Cup quarters
Turkey defeated co host Japan 1 0 on a 12 minute header by Amit Davala off a corner. The win sends Turkey to a quarterfinal with Senegal while Japan exits in the second round amid rain soaked crowd in Tokyo. Coach Troussier tearful as he contemplates leaving national team.
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US ready to face Germany in World Cup quarters
US defender Frankie Hejduk notes nerves from the Mexico game as the team vows change for the quarterfinals. Bruce Arena defends the team's progress after beating Portugal, drawing a point from Korea and defeating Mexico, while Reyna and Kahn mark the Germans as formidable, disciplined rivals.
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Tiger Woods Wins U S Open Wire-To-Wire At Pebble Beach
Tiger Woods defeats Phil Mickelson by three strokes to complete a wire-to-wire U S Open victory at Pebble Beach, the longest course in Open history. He notes the difficulty of major wins and his bid toward the Grand Slam, comparing his feat with Arnold Palmer, Sam Snead, and Gene Sarazen.
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South Korea tops Italy in dramatic World Cup finish
South Korea and Italy traded blows in a World Cup thriller as Vieri scored to seem the winner near regulation end, only for Ahn to strike in overtime. Buffon and Lee Woon Jae made key saves while crowd celebrations erupted after the Republic of Korea secured the victory.
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Brewers win but lose pair in Houston game
Milwaukee beat Houston 5-2 as Jose Hernandez drove in four and homered off Roy Oswalt. Brewers lost two outfielders to injuries Geoff Jenkins dislocated his right ankle and Alex Sanchez sprained his left hand. Cabrera earned the win over Oswalt in six innings.
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