(Neftchi win on the away goals rule) Shelbourne 0 – 0 KR Reykjavik (Shelbourne win on away goals rule) NK Gorica 3 – 1 FC Flora Tallinn Pyunik 1 – 1 FK Pobeda (UEFA.com) July 20, 2004 Tour de France: Lance Armstrong wins Stage 15 at Villard-de-Lans and takes the overall lead in the race. Ivan Basso, who finished second in the stage, moves into second place overall, 1:25 back. (ESPN) July 19, 2004 The Canadian Olympic Team for the 2004 Summer Olympics was announced, and will include judoka Nicolas Gill as flag-bearer. (CBC) July 18, 2004 PGA Tour golf: Todd Hamilton wins the 133rd Open Championship at Royal Troon Golf Club in Ayrshire, Scotland, defeating Ernie Els in a 4-hole playoff after a 72-hole tie. (AP) July 17, 2004 Tour de France: Lance Armstrong wins the 13th stage at Plateau de Beille, dropping almost all of his main rivals. French rider Thomas Voeckler retains the yellow jersey, but his margin over Armstrong has shrunk to 22 seconds. Italy's Ivan Basso, who was the only rider to stay with Armstrong today, is third overall. (ESPN) During the stage, American rider Tyler Hamilton withdraws from the race due to severe back pain. (NBC Sports) Rugby Union: In the opening match of the Tri Nations Series, held in a very wet and windy Westpac Stadium in Wellington, New Zealand, the All Blacks (New Zealand) defeat the Wallabies (Australia) 16–7. With the win, the All Blacks retain the Bledisloe Cup. (BBC) The Springboks (South Africa) defeat the touring Pacific Islanders 38–24 in Sydney, Australia. (BBC) Track and field: Citing exhaustion, Marion Jones pulls out of the finals of the women's 200 meters at the United States Olympic Trials in Sacramento, California. She will compete in the Athens Olympics in the long jump and 4x100 and 4x400 relays. (ESPN) The Asian Cup kicks off in Beijing, China. Hosts PR China ties Bahrain 2:2. July 16, 2004 Baseball: Cleveland Indians catcher Víctor Martínez hit 3 home runs, singled twice, drew a walk, and drove in a career-high seven runs in a perfect 5-for-5 game, recorded his first career multi-homer game, as the Indians belted eight homers-21 hits in an 18–6 rout of the Seattle Mariners. Matt Lawton, Casey Blake, Ben Broussard, Travis Hafner and Jody Gerut added shots. Lawton, Martinez and Blake homered in consecutive at-bats in the third inning. It was the first time