U S Falls in OT World Cup Clash With Belgium
Belgium struck twice in extra time to defeat the United States 2 1 in Salvador. Tim Howard made 16 saves his peak in World Cup play as Julian Green equalized before the end of regulation and Clint Dempsey nearly forced penalties with a late chance. The U S exits in the round of 16 after a spirited run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvador
Brazil
White House
Belgium
United States
Tim Howard
Howard
FIFA
U.S
America
Kevin de Bruyne
Romelu Lukaku
Julian Green
Michael Bradley
Green
Clint Dempsey
Bradley
Chris Wondolowski
Dempsey
Thibaut Courtois
Argentina Edges Switzerland in Extra Time World Cup Clash
Angel Di Maria scored in the 118th minute to lift Argentina 1 0 over Switzerland at Itaquerao Sao Paulo securing a World Cup quarterfinal berth. Lionel Messi assisted the winner as Switzerland hit the post late and the Argentines celebrated a hard fought victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sao Paulo
Angel di Maria
Argentina
Switzerland
Lionel Messi
di Maria
Diego Benaglio
Blerim Dzemaili
Itaquerao
Alejandro Sabella
Belgium
United States
Granit Xhaka
Josip Drmic
Invaders Dominate Pupfish 9-2 at Joe Bauman Stadium
Roswell Invaders routed the White Sands Pupfish 9-2 on Tuesday. In a large third inning the Invaders pushed six runs as key hits came from Jeff Eubank Mitch Rowan Mike Kerns Andrew Arp and Morgan Blatnik. Ryan Normoyle homered in the sixth while adding three singles. Josh Wright improved to 2-0 after seven innings allowing one run with four strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Andrew Arp
Morgan Blatnik
Invaders
Ryan Normoyle
Josh Wright
Cruz hits birthday three homers as Orioles crush Rangers
Nelson Cruz homered three times, his 26th on his 34th birthday, powering the Baltimore Orioles to an 8-3 win over the Texas Rangers. Cruz extended his birthday success, now 7 for 19 with two homers in five games on his big day, while Baltimore seeks a postseason spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Nelson Cruz
Cruz
Baltimore Orioles
Texas Rangers
Texas
Rangers
Orioles
Wimbledon Women and Men Champions Through the Years
On this day notes tennis and golf milestones including 1937 Don Budge winning Wimbledon singles and sweeping doubles crowns with Mako and Marble. 1938 Helen Wills Moody claims eighth Wimbledon singles title by defeating Helen Jacobs. 1967 Catherine Lacoste wins the U S Women's Open as the first foreign amateur and youngest champion. 1988 Steffi Graf ends Navratilova’s Wimbledon reign by defeating her in three sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lili de Alvar
Don Budge
Gottfried von Cramm
Wimbledon
Budge
Gene Mako
Alice Marble
Helen Wills Moody
Helen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geoff Cameron
Roswell Niggan
Raat
Roswellnissan.com
Pecos League
White Sands
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Richard’s Orchard
Jersey City
N.J
Carpentier
Helen Wills
May Sutton