Cuban players skip opening Gold Cup game in Texas
Two Cuba national team players Osvaldo Alonso and Lester More did not appear for a first round match against Honduras as Cuba exited the CONCACAF Gold Cup with a 5 0 defeat. Cuban coach Raul Gonzalez declined to comment on defection while Haitian youth players who left JFK airport were later accounted for in New York and Boston.
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Diamond Backs rout Giants in Cal Ripken play
Diamond Backs beat Giants 11-2 as Kaleb Devore pitched a complete game with 2 runs allowed on 5 hits and 9 strikeouts. Kord Ferguson had two hits while Williams and Hough added one each. Cade Bell allowed 11 runs on 5 hits for the Giants. Diamondbacks move to 2-5, Giants to 3-3.
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Parker unstoppable as Spurs seize Game 4 lead
Tony Parker led San Antonio with a 24.5 point average and repeatedly sliced through Cleveland. Manu Ginobili added a key 3, while Tim Duncan and Fabricio Oberto crashed the boards to fuel a late 72 66 run. LeBron James struggled, hitting only 10 of 30, as the Spurs steadied for a likely title bid.
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Golf: Oakmont U.S. Open rounds tighten field
Tiger Woods shot 1 over 71 to sit three shots behind leader Dougherty at Oakmont as several contenders struggle with the brutal course. Dougherty fired a back nine 11 putts and joked about Oakmont’s difficulty while Cabrera, Watson, Olazabal and others posted even par or better.
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Royals blank Cardinals as Wells suffers another loss
St Louis manager Tony La Russa expressed little after Kip Wells tied a club mark with 11 losses, enduring a tough night in which he walked four and gave up six runs in just 1 1 3 innings. Zack Greinke picked up the win after four innings in relief, while Albert Pujols and Chris Duncan provided the offense for the Cardinals with a homer and RBI single.
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