Trentin wins 14th stage as Froome holds Tour lead
Matteo Trentin timed his finish to win the hilly 14th stage in Lyon, becoming the first Italian to win a stage this year. Chris Froome preserved his overall lead by staying with the main group, 2:28 ahead of Bauke Mollema and 2:45 clear of Alberto Contador, as contenders eye Mont Ventoux.
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France
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Chris Froome
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Trentin
Alberto Contador
Mont Ventoux
Britain
Tom Simpson
Contador
Bauke Mollema
Saint-Pourcain-sur-Sioule
Froome Leads after Stage 14 In Top Tour Standings
After 14 stages Chris Froome of Sky Pro Cycling tops the overall list at 55 hours 22 minutes 58 seconds. Bauke Mollema Belkin, Alberto Contador Saxo-Tinkoff and Roman Kreuziger Saxo-Tinkoff follow as Laurens ten Dam, Jakob Fuglsang, Michal Kwiatkowski, Nairo Quintana, Jean-Christophe Peraud, and Joaquin Rodriguez complete the top ten with varying gaps.
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Poland
Omega Pharma
Perry charges back in U S Senior Open lead chase
In Omaha Kenny Perry and Fred Funk shoot 64 and 67 to rise within two of leader Michael Allen after 54 holes. Allen battles neck pain and tightness while keeping a two shot edge over the field as Perry eagled the sixth and eyes a Sunday rally at the Omaha Country Club.
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Michael Allen
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Wondolowski and Donovan lead U S past Cuba in Gold Cup
Wondolowski scores twice more to reach five goals in two matches as the U S overcomes a Cuban deficit to win 4 1 and reach the Gold Cup quarterfinals. Donovan converts a penalty for his 53rd international goal and Holden returns with his first start in nearly three years.
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Utah
Chris Wondolowski
United States
Cuba
Landon Donovan
Joe Corona
Stuart Holden
U.S
Costa Rica
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Conn
Baltimore
Wondolowski
Belize
Wondowlowski
Herculez Gomez
Donovan
Holden
Summerhays grabs lead at John Deere Classic
Daniel Summerhays shot a 9 under 62 to lead the John Deere Classic by two strokes at 19 under as third round concluded in Silvis Illinois. David Hearn is second at 17 under, with Zach Johnson alone in third after a 67. Patrick Rodgers briefly led as an amateur, while Steve Stricker sits eight behind after a 69.
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Jerry Kelly
Nicholas Thompson
Deere Run
Hearn
Johnson
Phil Mickleson
Stanford
Patrick Rodgers
Rodgers
Steve Stricker
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