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U.S. Settles for Third Place at World Cup

Last updated: 2003-10-11

U.S. Settles for Third Place at World Cup
2003-10-11

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Women Soccer
Soccer World Cup
Event
2003 Women's Soccer World Cup
CARSON, Calif. - Led by veterans Mia Hamm, Kristine Lilly and Tiffeny Milbrett, the United States won the third-place game Saturday 3-1 over Canada in the Women's World Cup.... ...
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