U S clinches World Cup berth with win over Mexico
The United States beat Mexico 2-0 in Columbus to secure a seventh straight World Cup appearance. Eddie Johnson and Landon Donovan scored after the break as the U S moved atop the CONCACAF standings with 16 points. Clint Dempsey and Donovan also helped turn the tide, and the U S clinched Brazil 2014 qualification with two matches to spare.
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Goddard Boys Lose 3-0 to Ruidoso on Tuesday
After a solid start, Goddard (4-4) faltered on defense as Ruidoso controlled play. Andres Aguirre headed a corner in the 32nd minute and Miguel Robles had a near miss before the Rockets continued pressing for goals.
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49ers and Broncos Lead AP Pro32 After Week One
The San Francisco 49ers remain atop the AP Pro32 after week one, earning seven first place votes and 347 points after beating the Green Bay Packers. The Denver Broncos sit second with four first place votes and 344 points following Peyton Manning's seven touchdown performance against Baltimore, in a rematch of last season's AFC playoff clash.
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Coyotes suffer first defeat in season to Hobbs Eagles
Roswell and Hobbs faced a 1-0 score as Roswell contended with a two-referee system and Fernando Sanchez sidelined after a red card. Coach James Vernon called the loss a learning moment while Hobbs asserted control with a 20th minute goal. Roswell had chances to equalize but missed.
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Budge Captures First U S Open Title In Five Sets
1937 final saw Don Budge defeat Gottfried von Cramm in five sets to claim his first U S Open men's singles crown. The event marked a major milestone in American tennis history and showcased Budge’s rising dominance.
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