Veterans recall 1998 World Cup disarray in Yugoslavia loss
Five veterans Alexi Lalas Tab Ramos Eric Wynalda Marcelo Balboa and Jeff Agoos posed for a group photo after the 1 0 defeat to Yugoslavia the final World Cup match. They had been central to U S efforts to reach France 98 but were sidelined or used sparingly during the tournament.
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Woods rallies to stay within reach at Western Open
Tiger Woods fired a 5 under 67 to reach 1 under 143, narrowing the gap to leader Joe Durant who sits at 9 under 135 after two rounds at Cog Hill. Vijay Singh shot 68 to move to 8 under, with Greg Kraft and Lee Janzen two strokes back. Bruce Crampton, 60, led the Senior PGA event after a 66, while Charles Coody held a one shot lead over Cramp ton and Stockton after the opening round.
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NBC eyes change to wood bats in baseball era shift
The National Baseball Congress may align with Major League Baseball by adopting wooden bats instead of aluminum. A feasibility study completed earlier this year outlines potential impacts and implementation steps across leagues and competitions.
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Historic sports milestones span golf tennis and boxing
In 1914 Jack Johnson defeated Frank Moran by a 20 round decision at Paris Velodrome d Hop. 1950 Chandler Harper won the PGA Championship over Henry Williams Jr. 4 and 3. 1971 JoAnne Carner claimed the U S Women's Open by seven strokes over Kathy Whitworth. 1992 Jim Courier, top seed and former champion, fell to qualifier Andrei Olhovskiy 6 4 in all sets at Wimbledon marking the first time a qualifier beat the top seed in Wimbledon history.
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