Rominger eyes better Tour as time trial starts
Tony Rominger of Switzerland seeks rebound in the 1994 Tour de France after a troubled 1993 team time trial. Stage three is a 44 mile team event Calais to the Eurotunnel, with Miguel Indurain and Chris Boardman as top rivals.
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US soccer foundation laid against Brazil in World Cup clash
The United States, led by Bora Milutinovic, pushed Brazil to a 1-0 result in Stanford on July Fourth. Despite the loss, key players like Alexi Lalas, Cobi Jones, and Mike Sorber showcased a promising mix of college and immigrant talent, signaling a bright future for U.S. soccer and a national belief in the program's potential. Marcelo Balboa and others praised the team’s grit and impact, while Milutinovic noted the challenge of maintaining this momentum and building a stable lineup for future competitions.
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Be Like Cobi Jones Fuels Youth Soccer Craze
American youngsters embrace soccer idol Cobi Jones as World Cup fever grows. More than 3.5 million U S children play organized soccer and many know the game better than adults. Kids quote wishing for dreadlocks like Jones and imitate his moves to improve their own play.
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Lew Hoad remembered as tennis great with enduring legacy
Davis Cup star Lew Hoad died after a battle with bone marrow cancer. His friends and colleagues, including ITF president Brian Tobin and doubles partner Ken Rosewall, praised him as a spectacular player and generous personality. Hoad formed a famed doubles team with Rosewall and won multiple Grand Slam titles before turning pro. He retired in 1968 after back trouble and spent decades at a tennis camp in southern Spain with his wife Jenny.
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Netherlands Tops Ireland as Dutch Hold Narrow Lead
Netherlands stretch lead and control pace as Ireland presses late. Roymissed two clear chances in final minutes while Paul McGrath saw a dangerous kick on Rijkaard. Charlton's aging squad receives standing ovation as Irish fans salute Jack's Lads heading home.
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Brazil Edges US as Romario Leads Comeback Effort
Brazil dominated the second half after Leonardo's red card and Romario paced the offense, but the United States showed resilience and talent. Marcelo Balboa reflected on the midmatch breakdown, while Wegerle and Meola praised the team's growth and potential after a spirited 1994 World Cup performance.
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