Brazil advances to second round with 2-0 win over Australia
Brazil, held 2-0 by Australia, advances to the World Cup second round as Adriano opens the scoring and Fred nets late. Ronaldinho and Kaká were tightly marked as Brazil boosted form, while France and South Korea drew 1-1 and 1-1 respectively in other Group G and H results.
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Germany
Brazil
Australia
Carlos Alberto Parreira
Socceroos
Parreira
Croatia
Japan
Ronaldinho
Adriano
Fred
Robinho
South Korea
France
Roberto Carlos
FIFA
Italy
Diego Maradona
Argentina
William Gallas
Zinedine Zidane
Togo
Patrick Vieira
Henry
Sylvain Wiltord
Lee Woon-jae
Switzerland
Tsuneyasu Miyamoto
Dado Piso
Darijo Suwa
Yoshikatsu Kawaguchi
Piso
Kahne rallies to win shortened 3M Performance 400
Kasey Kahne from Evernham Motorsports overcame an early radiator issue that dropped him to 38th. He fought back using two tire stops, led after lap 117, and the race ended early due to rain after 129 laps at Michigan International Speedway. Edwards finished second with Earnhardt Jr., Biffle, Sorenson, and Johnson trailing. Lester finished 32nd finishing on the lead lap.
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Kasey Kahne
Kahne
Evernham Motorsports
Michigan International Speedway
Ray Evernham
Evernham
Carl Edwards
Michigan
Roush Racing Ford
Edwards
Reed Sorenson
Sorenson
Nascar
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Greg Biffle
Jimmie Johnson
Bill Lester
Atlanta
Lester
Blacks vanish from baseball rosters and stands in St Louis
U S born Blacks are disappearing from baseball as Cardinals rosters and farm systems show near zero representation. The trend reflects national declines from 17.25 percent in 1959 to about 8 percent today, influenced by youth facilities costs and football basketball appeal.
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ST. Louis
Jackie Robinson
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Harry Edwards
Roy Campanella
Cardinals
Bob Gibson
Lou Brock
Ozzie Smith
Willie McGee
Hal Cox
America
U.S
Mark Lamping
Tony la Russa
Pacific Rim
NCAA
Saint Louis University
Missouri
Missouri State
Chris Gibson
Harris
Con
Busch Stadium
Major League Baseball
Gerald Early
Washington University
Ken Burns
Inner Cities
RBI
Baseball Tomorrow
Little League Urban Initiative
Woodard Dominates Clemson in NC's CWS Victory
North Carolina ace Robert Woodard silenced Clemson with a three hit shutout over seven innings in Omaha, striking out seven as the Tar Heels beat the Tigers 2-0 to end Clemson's four game comeback run. Reid Frank and Josh Horton delivered early RBIs for UNC as Stephen Faris took the loss.
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Neb
Robert Woodard
North Carolina
Woodard
Clemson
Mike Fox
Maine
Tigers
East Carolina
Fox
Andrew Miller
Daniel Bard
Cal State Fullerton
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Oregon State
Rice
Jack Leggett
Jason Windsor
South Carolina
Tyler Colvin
Taylor Harbin
Andy D’alessio
Tar Heels
Harbin
Reid Frank
Josh Horton
RBI
Yar Heels
Stephen Faris
Royals salvage solid start in road loss with Duckworth
Kansas City rode a solid start from Brandon Duckworth who, acquired from Pittsburgh on June 10, to a 4-1 defeat in Anaheim. Duckworth yielded six hits and two runs in his second Royals start. Emil Brown opened the rally with a double, Matt Stairs walked, and Mienkiewicz added an extra base hit after a poor stretch. Bell praised Duckworth’s ability and the Royals’ overall pitching on the road trip.
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Brandon Duckworth
Pittsburgh
Duckworth
Anaheim
Royals
Bell
Emil Brown
Qualls
Burke
Matt Stairs
Mientkiewicz
Franklin County Chiropractic
17Th St
Corer of
17Th & Main
Ogilvy Wins Major After Bold Tee Shot Misfire
Ogilvy clinched a major as his bold drive overreached the green and tumbled down the hill. Mickelson, shifting from a traditional safe play, chose a driver and sliced left into the hospitality tents, hitting a tree and ending in rough.
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Mickelson
Tiger Woods
Champion's Pavilion
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Brent L. Kesler
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