Wimbledon Brazil Turkey and MLB mix on today’s schedule
TV listings show Wimbledon at 6 a.m. on TNT and Brazil versus Turkey at 6:30 a.m. on ESPN, with Major League Baseball coverage featuring Cincinnati at Chicago and Cleveland at Boston. Evening games include Milwaukee at St. Louis and Atlanta at New York, with NBA Draft at 6:30 p.m. and a full MLB update across outlets.
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Germany ends stunning World Cup run with Ballack winner
Germany edged South Korea 1 0 in Seoul to reach a record seventh World Cup final. Michael Ballack struck in the 75th minute after a rebound to deliver the decisive goal as Germany controlled play and outscored foes 14 1 en route to Yokohama for a final vs Brazil or Turkey.
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Former Saluki track star MacKenzie dies at 56
Ross MacKenzie, long linked with SIU track and field and an Olympian, died of a heart attack at his Balmoral home in Canada. A 1966 68 letterman, he earned All American honors on the 1 600 relay and twice in the 440. He later coached at SIU before returning to Canada. He is survived by wife Lois two daughters Sherry and Rochelle and his mother.
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Amber Green Leads Barracudas At Parkway Summer Sizzler
Ten-year-old Amber Green paced the 12 and under Barracudas as she won the 10 under girls 50 freestyle ahead of 70 swimmers. She also placed second in the 50 butterfly and third in the 50 free and 100 back, with others in the meet earning multiple placements.
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Hasek Retires After Cup Win With Detroit Wings
Dominik Hasek announces retirement after winning the Stanley Cup with Detroit. The Czech goalie says he is emotionally spent and plans to return to the Czech Republic, ending a 21-year career that included 41 regular-season wins and multiple individual awards.
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Caps Hire Cassidy As New Head Coach
Washington Capitals name Bruce Cassidy as head coach after a two year stint in the AHL with Grand Rapids. Cassidy, 37, aims to prove his inexperience won t hinder success and vows to improve players on and off the ice. Don Lever also joins St Louis Blues as assistant coach after 12 seasons with Buffalo Sabres.
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Rockers Hold Off Sol Behind Rizzotti Hot Night
Cleveland Rockers beat the Miami Sol 71 50 as Jennifer Rizzotti scored a career high 16 with four 3 pointers despite seven stitches near her left eye Ann Wauters added a season best 18 points.
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