U S women win Olympic soccer gold in dramatic final
The United States defeated Japan to clinch the women's soccer gold medal as Megan Rapinoe and Abby Wambach starred. Hope Solo made key saves while Japan's Karina Maruyama and Aya Miyama fought hard for bronze contention with Canada later earning bronze.
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Pettersson Opens With 66 In PGA Showdown On Ocean Course
Henrik Pettersson fired a 6 under 66 on a steamy Ocean Course day to lead the PGA, riding three birdies in four holes and no bogeys. Tiger Woods carded 69 as contenders, including Gary Woodland and Rory McIlroy, began their majors campaigns with solid rounds.
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Manning and Bears Return Overcoming Rain in Denver Scrimmage
In a wet night game Denver quarterback Peyton Manning went 4 of 7 for 44 yards while Chicago’s defense pressured him little. Jay Cutler and Brandon Marshall rejoined in Chicago but the game produced a rain checked debut with turnovers and missed chances.
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Bolt sweeps 200 meters as Jamaica leads Olympic medals
Usain Bolt wins the 200 meter final in 19.32 seconds to defend his double title and lead a Jamaican sweep alongside Yohan Blake and Warren Weir. The U S tops the medal table with Shields winning middleweight boxing gold and several other American stars advancing toward gold in water polo and volleyball. Kenya's David Rudisha shines with a world record pace, amid a night of multiple Olympic triumphs.
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Pistorius boosts South Africa after protest clears extra final spot
In London, Olympic track heats see Oscar Pistorius gain a chance at a medal as officials grant South Africa a reopened 4x400 final slot after a collision prompt. Manteo Mitchell of the U.S. broke his leg in the relay heat yet finished to tie for first with the Bahamas before doctors confirmed the injury.
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TV SportsWartch Schedule Ends With A Jam Packed Friday
Friday sports slate features auto racing from Watkins Glen with practice sessions for Sprint Cup and Zippo 200, boxing in Cabazon, PGA Championship at Kiawah Island, U.S. Women's Amateur quarterfinals in Cleveland, multiple Little League playoff games in Bristol and Indianapolis, MLB regional action, Olympic events from London including track and field and swimming, plus basketball semifinals and soccer in Houston.
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