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Sports on TV lists college football golf MLB basketball hockey and soccer events with local times and channels. Notable historical notes include John Owens running 100 yards in 9.8 seconds in 1890 and Laurie Auchterlonie winning the 1902 U S Open golf title with a 307 total.
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Cindy Lewis
Chrissy Arnone
Rachel August
Ryan Watson
Rachelle Fabre
Davis Cup Victory Ends Romania’s Challenge
1971 United States defeats Romania three matches to two to secure the Davis Cup title. The win caps a dramatic team effort across five rubbers, with crucial performances setting the foundation for the national trophy.
Jets beat Vikings as Lowery returns interception for TD
NFL score recap notes New York Jets defeated Minnesota 29 20 with Lowery returning a 26 yard interception for a touchdown at 1 30 remaining. Also references 2011 gymnastics world championships in Tokyo and multiple 2012 2015 sports results.
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Jay Haas
Bae Sang-moon
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US exits World Cup contention with 2-1 loss in Trinidad
The United States fell 2-1 to Trinidad and Tobago in Port of Spain, ending its 28-year World Cup run. Omar Gonzalez and Joe Jones opened the scoring for Trinidad, Christian Pulisic pulled one back for the U S in the 47th minute, with Jurgen Klinsmann replaced by Bruce Arena earlier in the cycle. The loss dropped the U S to fifth in the final hexagonal and eliminated them from qualifying for the 2018 tournament in Russia.
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