U S advances to knockout stage amid tense World Cup sights
United States earns a spot in the final 16 as South Korea’s results influence fate. With a late U S goal and a tense stoppage, the Americans edge toward Mexico while Portugal’s hopes fade. Donovan scores in 83rd minute and Mathis provides the assist as Korea seals group top.
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Tiger Woods defies harsh rain to lead U S Open action
Tiger Woods posted a string of steady rounds despite miserable conditions as the field battled rain and tough scoring. Garcia shot 74 with Davis Love III and K J Choi at 142, while Goosen and Duval exited amid late-round struggles and the cut reached 150. Maruyama fired a 67 as Woods clung to a shrinking margin in a day defined by resilience and slow greens.
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Wings show how champions rise beyond the coach’s call
Bowman recalls that ultimate winner is the players with a game plan. Red Wings of 2002-03 thrived on leadership from Yzerman Hasek Hull Robitaille Chelios Fedorov and the Grind Line. With Bowman gone and Hasek possibly retired, changes loom as players decide the season.
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