Harry Keough dies; 'soccer royalty' left legacy

Harry Keough, a St. Louis postman who reached the highest levels of American soccer, as both a player and a coach, died Tuesday of natural causes after suffering from Alzheimer's. He was 84.

Are Parents Really Driving Coaches to Quit?

The Feb. 5 column by Patrick Hite of the News Leader in Staunton, Va., describes a common modern-day tragedy -- the coach who is driven from the sport he or she loves because of too much parental interference. Rob Bennett has one less job these days. The Covington High School science teacher, who is also the city's mayor, resigned as the school's boys' basketball coach in late January. ...

Soccer legend Harry Keough dies at 84

St. Louisan played on famous World Cup team, coached SLU to five NCAA titles.

Cheater GM’s choices were dumb & dumber

Why are rich and powerful men dumber than roadkill? Yankee GM Brian Cashman could have slept with a supermodel, a soccer mom, a non-English-speaking Slavic immigrant or even his own wife. Instead, the man with money to burn and everything to lose allegedly slumbered with a wannabe Glenn Close from...

Soccer fans riot in Egypt, killing scores, injuring 1,000

Nation & World briefing CAIRO - At least 73 people were killed in a brawl between rival groups of soccer fans after a match in the city of Port