U S Upsets Spain to Reach Confederations Cup Final
The United States defeated world number one Spain 2 0 to reach the Confederations Cup final, with Jozy Altidore opening the scoring in the 27th minute and Clint Dempsey adding a late goal. Tim Howard made eight saves as the Americans beat Spain for the first time since 2006 and advanced to face Brazil or South Africa in the final. Midfielder Michael Bradley missed the final after a red card, but coach Bob Bradley praised his squad’s resilience.
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Wizards, Revolution Play To A Tie In Superliga Match
New England defender Darrius Barnes deflected Hercules Gomez shot for an own goal in the 85th minute to give the Kansas City Wizards a 1-1 tie with the Revolution in Foxborough. New England led early but played most of the match a man short after Michael Videira red card. Kenny Mansaly and Videira missed early chances before Kheli Dube scored stoppage time goal for a 1-0 lead before the late own goal.
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Venus Williams advances at Wimbledon despite knee brace
Venus Williams, wearing a left knee strap, defeated Kateryna Bondarenko 6-3 6-2 to reach the third round at Wimbledon. The No. 3 seed dominated with strong serves, 17 net points, and aggressive returns, despite visible knee discomfort during the match.
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Busch Ickler lineup boosts truck team harmony
NASCAR star Kyle Busch and Brian Ickler share a ride in the No. 51 Toyota leading the Camping World Truck Series owner standings. Ickler, Busch’s friend, serves as co-driver when Busch races Cup and Nationwide events, delivering strong results and momentum for Billy Ballew’s operation.
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Hinderliter Thornburgh Lead Hickory Hollow Scramble Victory
Randy Hinderliter and Dave Thornburgh headed a Wednesday night scramble win at Hickory Hollow. They were nearest to the pin winners, with Howard Jacob and John Sumpter completing the foursome as the team posted a minus four.
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Kansas hires LSU assistant as new softball coach
Kansas hires Me gan Smith from LSU as softball coach replacing Tracy Bunge who retired after 14 seasons. Smith served as first base coach at LSU guiding infielders and aiding pitching and hitting and previously headed Western Carolina.
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Williams named Kansas associate AD for risk management
Lori Williams has been named associate athletic director for risk management at the University of Kansas. The former director of academic review at the NCAA Eligibility Center brings regulatory and academic oversight experience to KU athletic operations.
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Ottawa and Wellsville Prep Schedules Highlight Weekend Ball
Thursday Ottawa faces Louisburg at 6 p.m. in Legion baseball action. Friday features Wellsville at Burlington Tourney. Saturday Ottawa A meets West Franklin in Pomona at 1 p.m. Sunday events not listed.
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Indians Agree To Terms With Henry Frawley Folgin
American League report shows Cleveland Indians agreeing to terms with outfielder Jordan Henry, infielders Casey Frawley and Greg Folgin. Kansas City Royals agreed to terms with shortstop Scott Lyons, second baseman Benjamin Tschepikow, left handed pitcher Jonathon Keck, outfielder Anthony Howard and right handed pitcher Scott Shimek.
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