soccer team. NASCAR: Ryan Newman wins the DHL 400 at Michigan International Speedway. (ESPN) Formula One: Michael Schumacher wins the United States Grand Prix at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. (ESPN) Champ Car: Sébastien Bourdais wins the Grand Prix of Portland. LPGA: Cristie Kerr wins the ShopRite LPGA Classic with a 3-under 68, defeating 17-year-old Paula Creamer by one stroke. (ESPN) College World Series: Arizona eliminates Arkansas from competition with a 7–2 win. Texas defeats Georgia, 9–3. June 19, 2004 (Saturday) Euro 2004: Group D – The Czech Republic comes back from a 2–0 deficit to defeat Netherlands 3–2. This result, combined with the Latvia-Germany draw earlier that day, clinched the top spot in Group D for the Czechs, and makes the Czechs the first squad to qualify for the quarterfinals. (BBC) Euro 2004: Group D – Latvia and Germany draw 0–0. (BBC) U.S. Open: Playing in stiff winds, South African Retief Goosen takes a two-shot lead (at 5-under par) at the U.S. Open after shooting a 1-under 69. Ernie Els and Phil Mickelson are tied for second at three-under par and Fred Funk and Shigeki Maruyama are tied for fourth at two-under par. (ESPN) Rugby union: The All Blacks (New Zealand) defeat England 36–12 in the second test, at Eden Park in Auckland. (RugbyRugby.com) Rugby union: The Springboks (South Africa) defeat Ireland 26–17 in the second test, at Newlands in Cape Town. (RugbyRugby.com) Rugby union: Wales defeats the Pumas (Argentina) 35–15 in the second test, in Buenos Aires. (RugbyRugby.com) Rugby union: The Wallabies (Australia) defeat Scotland 34–13 in the second test, at Telstra Stadium in Sydney. (RugbyRugby.com) MLB: Cleveland Indians pitcher Cliff Lee is suspended for six games by Major League Baseball for intentionally throwing at Ken Griffey Jr.'s head in a game on June 13. (ESPN) College World Series: Cal State, Fullerton defeats South Carolina, 2–0. Miami defeats LSU, 9–5. Boxing: Marco Antonio Barrera defeats Paulie Ayala by a tenth-round knockout in a Los Angeles bout highly anticipated by Mexicans and Mexican-Americans. Wimbledon: Argentinian David Nalbandian withdrew from Wimbledon with a torn abdominal muscle. (ESPN) June 18, 2004 (Friday) Euro 2004: Group C – Italy and Sweden draw 1–1. (BBC) Euro 2004: Group C – Denmark beat Bulgaria 2–0. Bulgaria can no longer qualify for the knockout stage of the competition. (BBC) U.S. Open: After the second day of golf, Masters champion Phil Mickelson and Shigeki Maruyama share the