BRIDGEVIEW, Ill. (AP) — Stuart Holden scored in the fourth minute and the Houston Dynamo held on to beat the Eastern Conference-leading Chicago Fire 1-0 and extend their unbeaten streak to eight games on Friday.
Holden's goal came on the only shot on goal for the Dynamo (6-2-3), who have won three in a row to move within three points of first-place Chivas USA in the West.
Chivas will host Houston on Wednesday.
The Dynamo have outscored opponents 12-2 over their last eight games while going 6-0-2.
The Fire (5-2-6), who have lost consecutive games after opening the season with a club-record 11-game unbeaten streak, managed seven shots but only two on net. They're 0-2-3 at home since a 1-0 victory over New York on April 5.
Holden scored after a run into the center of the box, where forward Kei Kamara found him with a through-ball. Holden chipped a shot over sprawling Fire goalkeeper Jon Busch for his third goal of the season and second in as many games.
Chicago's best chance came in the 36th minute when Marco Pappa found Brian McBride at the far post on a corner kick. The forward headed a pass to Patrick Nyarko at the opposite post, but his point-blank header was blocked on the goal line by Dynamo midfielder Richard Mulrooney.
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Friday, June 05, 2009
Thursday, June 04, 2009
United take Red Bulls 2-0
WASHINGTON (AP) — Santino Quaranta scored in the 36th minute and Jaime Moreno converted a stoppage-time penalty kick to help D.C. United defeat the New York Red Bulls 2-0 Thursday night.
Josh Wicks, starting his third straight match, made five saves for his second shutout in that span for United (4-2-7). His best save was a diving stop in the 86th minute to push Juan Pablo Angel's effort around the left post when the score was still 1-0.
Jon Conway made three saves for the Red Bulls (2-8-3), but took down Christian Gomez on a late breakaway to set up the penalty kick.
Moreno then sealed New York's third straight loss with his MLS-leading 126th career goal.
Quaranta scored after United's best play of the first half. Ange N'Silu and Luciano Emilio each headed the ball forward to find Fred on the right, and the Brazilian drove in a low cross onto the foot of the sprinting Quaranta, who side-footed it in from 5 yards.
Emilio, United's leading scorer, received a red card from the bench moments after being subbed off in the 63rd minute, and will be suspended for D.C.'s home match against Chicago on June 13.
The Red Bulls, who have lost three straight and are winless in their last four matches, have not won a game at RFK Stadium since October of 2005.
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Josh Wicks, starting his third straight match, made five saves for his second shutout in that span for United (4-2-7). His best save was a diving stop in the 86th minute to push Juan Pablo Angel's effort around the left post when the score was still 1-0.
Jon Conway made three saves for the Red Bulls (2-8-3), but took down Christian Gomez on a late breakaway to set up the penalty kick.
Moreno then sealed New York's third straight loss with his MLS-leading 126th career goal.
Quaranta scored after United's best play of the first half. Ange N'Silu and Luciano Emilio each headed the ball forward to find Fred on the right, and the Brazilian drove in a low cross onto the foot of the sprinting Quaranta, who side-footed it in from 5 yards.
Emilio, United's leading scorer, received a red card from the bench moments after being subbed off in the 63rd minute, and will be suspended for D.C.'s home match against Chicago on June 13.
The Red Bulls, who have lost three straight and are winless in their last four matches, have not won a game at RFK Stadium since October of 2005.
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Wednesday, June 03, 2009
Costa Rica beats US again in World-Cup
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) — Alvaro Saborio scored 79 seconds in, the second-fastest goal against the United States in a World Cup qualifier, and Costa Rica coasted to a 3-1 victory Wednesday night.
Celso Borges added a goal in the 13th minute, and Pablo Herrera sealed the victory for 41st-ranked Costa Rica when he made it 3-0 in the 69th.
Landon Donovan converted a penalty kick in the second minute of second-half stoppage time, tying Brian McBride's American record of 10 goals in qualifying.
The Ticos shredded the defense of the region's top-ranked team on the artificial turf of Saprissa Stadium, and the United States stumbled for the second straight time in Central America.
"We were under pressure from the start and we didn't control the game. They took advantage," U.S. coach Bob Bradley said. "I just dont think we were good enough."
It was a tough start to a difficult three-match stretch of qualifying for the No. 14 Americans, who dropped to 0-7-1 in qualifying at Costa Rica, including 0-7 at San Jose, where they've been outscored 16-5. Donovan's goal was the first for the Americans in Costa Rica since Earnie Stewart's in 2000.
The Americans now come home to Chicago, where on Saturday they'll host Honduras, the last team to beat them in a qualifier on U.S. soil. The United States is 15-0-1 at home since the 3-2 defeat at Washington's RFK Stadium in September 2001. Then, on Aug. 12, the Americans play at Mexico, where they are 0-22-1.
The U.S. will be missing midfielder Michael Bradley on Saturday after he picked up a yellow card in the 54th minute, earning a one-game suspension.
Still, the United States remains in good position to qualify for its sixth straight World Cup as long as it wins its remaining home matches, which include games against El Salvador (Sept. 5 at Sandy, Utah) and Costa Rica (Oct. 14 at Washington).
Costa Rica (3-1) leapfrogged into first place in the six-team regional finals of North and Central America and the Caribbean with nine points, two ahead of the United States (2-1-1).
Honduras (1-1-1) has four points, followed by Mexico (1-2) with three, and El Salvador (0-1-2) and Trinidad and Tobago (0-1-2) with two points each. The top three nations qualify for next year's World Cup in South Africa, and the No. 4 team meets the fifth-place team from South America in a playoff for another berth.
Saborio got the first goal when he cut around Jose Francisco Torres, faked past Pablo Mastroeni and then easily beat an onrushing Bradley and DaMarcus Beasley to curl a 20-yard, left-footed shot over goalkeeper Tim Howard. The only earlier goal against the United States in a qualifier was by Mexico's Carlos Hermosillo in the first minute of a 2-2 tie at Foxborough, Mass., in April 1997.
"Our reactions were a little bit slow," Bradley said.
Esteban Sirias created the second goal when he went down the left flank, avoided a tackle by Mastroeni and crossed to Borges, who had a wide-open shot from 11 yards.
Saborio's bounding header was stopped by a lunging Howard in the 18th, and an unmarked Saborio sailed a shot over the crossbar in the 38th. In the 37th, Oguchi Onyewu nearly headed the ball past Howard in a clearance attempt.
Herrera entered in the 56th and scored 13 minutes later when he got around Bradley and beat Howard to the near post from about 15 yards as U.S. captain Carlos Bocanegra was slow to come out and close him down.
In March, the U.S. fell behind by two goals before rallying for a 2-2 tie at El Salvador. This time, before a screaming red-clad crowd backing the Ticos, the U.S. had to scramble because of injuries.
With Steve Cherundolo and Frank Hejduk sidelined, the U.S. started Marvell Wynne Jr. — son of the former major league baseball player — at right back.
Beasley made his second straight start at left back but showed rust. He sat on the bench for much of the season at Glasgow Rangers, and was playing his first competitive match since April 8.
Brian Ching was out with a hamstring injury and Jozy Altidore started at forward with Landon Donovan and Clint Dempsey. While Altidore scored all three goals in the 3-0 qualifying win over Trinidad on April 1, that was his last match. He didn't get into a game with Xerez of Spain's second division, and was coming off toe surgery.
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Celso Borges added a goal in the 13th minute, and Pablo Herrera sealed the victory for 41st-ranked Costa Rica when he made it 3-0 in the 69th.
Landon Donovan converted a penalty kick in the second minute of second-half stoppage time, tying Brian McBride's American record of 10 goals in qualifying.
The Ticos shredded the defense of the region's top-ranked team on the artificial turf of Saprissa Stadium, and the United States stumbled for the second straight time in Central America.
"We were under pressure from the start and we didn't control the game. They took advantage," U.S. coach Bob Bradley said. "I just dont think we were good enough."
It was a tough start to a difficult three-match stretch of qualifying for the No. 14 Americans, who dropped to 0-7-1 in qualifying at Costa Rica, including 0-7 at San Jose, where they've been outscored 16-5. Donovan's goal was the first for the Americans in Costa Rica since Earnie Stewart's in 2000.
The Americans now come home to Chicago, where on Saturday they'll host Honduras, the last team to beat them in a qualifier on U.S. soil. The United States is 15-0-1 at home since the 3-2 defeat at Washington's RFK Stadium in September 2001. Then, on Aug. 12, the Americans play at Mexico, where they are 0-22-1.
The U.S. will be missing midfielder Michael Bradley on Saturday after he picked up a yellow card in the 54th minute, earning a one-game suspension.
Still, the United States remains in good position to qualify for its sixth straight World Cup as long as it wins its remaining home matches, which include games against El Salvador (Sept. 5 at Sandy, Utah) and Costa Rica (Oct. 14 at Washington).
Costa Rica (3-1) leapfrogged into first place in the six-team regional finals of North and Central America and the Caribbean with nine points, two ahead of the United States (2-1-1).
Honduras (1-1-1) has four points, followed by Mexico (1-2) with three, and El Salvador (0-1-2) and Trinidad and Tobago (0-1-2) with two points each. The top three nations qualify for next year's World Cup in South Africa, and the No. 4 team meets the fifth-place team from South America in a playoff for another berth.
Saborio got the first goal when he cut around Jose Francisco Torres, faked past Pablo Mastroeni and then easily beat an onrushing Bradley and DaMarcus Beasley to curl a 20-yard, left-footed shot over goalkeeper Tim Howard. The only earlier goal against the United States in a qualifier was by Mexico's Carlos Hermosillo in the first minute of a 2-2 tie at Foxborough, Mass., in April 1997.
"Our reactions were a little bit slow," Bradley said.
Esteban Sirias created the second goal when he went down the left flank, avoided a tackle by Mastroeni and crossed to Borges, who had a wide-open shot from 11 yards.
Saborio's bounding header was stopped by a lunging Howard in the 18th, and an unmarked Saborio sailed a shot over the crossbar in the 38th. In the 37th, Oguchi Onyewu nearly headed the ball past Howard in a clearance attempt.
Herrera entered in the 56th and scored 13 minutes later when he got around Bradley and beat Howard to the near post from about 15 yards as U.S. captain Carlos Bocanegra was slow to come out and close him down.
In March, the U.S. fell behind by two goals before rallying for a 2-2 tie at El Salvador. This time, before a screaming red-clad crowd backing the Ticos, the U.S. had to scramble because of injuries.
With Steve Cherundolo and Frank Hejduk sidelined, the U.S. started Marvell Wynne Jr. — son of the former major league baseball player — at right back.
Beasley made his second straight start at left back but showed rust. He sat on the bench for much of the season at Glasgow Rangers, and was playing his first competitive match since April 8.
Brian Ching was out with a hamstring injury and Jozy Altidore started at forward with Landon Donovan and Clint Dempsey. While Altidore scored all three goals in the 3-0 qualifying win over Trinidad on April 1, that was his last match. He didn't get into a game with Xerez of Spain's second division, and was coming off toe surgery.
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Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Sex and Sports , the way I see It

I feel the need to rimind everyone , about the on going posts about Sex and Sports , here on The Lunsford Post , Lummp's Sports World .
I am not trashing these beauitful woman, or make The Lummpy's Sports World , a porn site . I will not do that . What I am trying to do is tie them together , as I see it . Such as , I am going to use Tiffany Fallon , for a example .
Fallon , is a beauitful woman . And she has agreat body . But , their she more than that . Tiffany Fallon , worked hard to have that body of hers . She had to work out . Of course she did no one is built like that , God gave us the tools , and we have to fine tune them .
Just , like a athlet . Has to work hard on their game , sure their are Sports God like Men and Women that might be just too good . That can do anything in their Sport , whatever game chosen them .
Like in the NBA , Michal Jordan . Jordan , is the best that ever played . In the NBA , Period . However , when Jordan tired baseball , well he striked out . Hey , that is ok .
He , is a basketball Lord . And of course today we have King James , now . Don't get me wrong James , is great but their is only oneMichal Jordan .
And in the NFL , you want to talk about the best Quarterbacks of all times ? I give you Joe Montana . Montana , won 4 soperbowls , and two of them the 49'rs was trailing behind in the 4th quarter and Cool Joe , drove his team down the field . Today we Patton Manning , for good quarterback . But their is only one Joe Montana .
Baseball , you have Babe Ruth , Josh Gibson , and A-Rod , and of course The ICON Barry Bonds , people , learn to love and give Bonds , his Damn Respect ! But that is another Post , for later .
For the rest of the pro-athlets , they have to train and fine tune their bodies and their skills . Like a student , hitting the books to ace a test .
I am giving these Beauitful Women , their Due . they work hard to be that beauitful . Tiffany fallon , just maybe the Joe Montana and Michal Jordan , of the Playboy Pin Ups . Fallon is just that stunning .
Well , to me , and millons of others .
So , here is too God's work , I thank You Good Lord , for Joe Montana , Michal Jordan and for Tiffany Fallon .
Monday, January 19, 2009
Tiffany Fallon , heart Breaker !

Here we are , The Sex and Sports Post , and Picture of the Day !
Tiffany Fallon , is my choice again for reasons that you can see for yourself . However , this beauty does not need any press or my Site pushing her fame and beauty . Or me stateing that I have a Crush on her . Almost ever man does .
Fallon , has a huge personality that just screams out . Which i just Love , out going and a great smile , that blinds you . Not to mention that knock out Body of hers ,
So , until I run across a Sexier Woman .
Then Fallon is my choice for Sex and Sports Post , and Picture .
Oh by the way , Miss Fallon , you made a perfect Wonder Woman ! Lol !
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Torrie Wilson , Sex and Sports

Torrie Wilson
Has to be on the list of Sex and Sport . I know the WWE is not a real sports league . However , the WWE Superstars are indeed true Athlets .
So , with that said Torrie Wilson is going on the list .
For reasons that you can see for yourselfs . Wilson , has long legs and a great body period . With a knock out smile to boot .
Amanda Beard , Queen of Sex and Sports

Amanda Beard , the Queen of Sex and Sports .
Back in 2007 , when I started the search for the Sexiest women in sports today . Beard started my charge in the search . So this can be called a retro look back . Giving all my respect to Amanda .
I said it before and Im going to say it again . Beard , is just hot a Playboy Pin up Babe . She is a World Class Athlet.
And that is why she is The Queen of Sex and Sports
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
The worlds sexiest woman
Monday, January 12, 2009
The most powerful tool

The most powerful tool in the lorld of sports .
Sex appeal . It drives the fans to watch their teams and cheer them . We would like to be Tom Brady , for just one weekend .
Pulling the women that he gets. Or to be the Face of The Dallas Cowboys , to have Jessica Simpson as your girlfiend .
Yes , sports is not all about bone crushing hits , or slam dunks , or even homeruns . It is also about the pretty boy , that gets all the Babes .
Im not hating anyone , play on players . I just want to be drafted in the game .
Any red blooded man wants to be .
Im just upfront and honest about it.
Well , I have become a walk on . And trying out for the team . I aint saying that Im going to out play Mr. Brady . I just want to play , as a average player . Lol !
No hatin here .
Saturday, January 10, 2009
Jennie Finch

Jennie Finch , has it all . The looks , the body , and face of the girl that all straight men , would love to wake too in the mornings .
Jennie , is one of the best pitchers to throw a softball . And it is a damn shame if the fans cannot see her in the Oypmpic games .
So with Jennie's great body and great throwing arm . She has made it in the world of Sex and Sports .
Friday, January 09, 2009
Ashley Harkleroad
Thursday, January 08, 2009
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