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Europe wins Ryder Cup on home soil again |
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(AP Photo/Gregorio Borgia)
GUIDONIA MONTECELIO, Italy (AP) The best collection of players at Marco Simone had flags from their eight countries draped around their shoulders as they took turns clutching and thrusting the gold Ryder Cup, the very trophy that turns them into one nation, one team, with one purpose. The celebration was familiar on European soil, and so was the winner of the Ryder Cup. Team Europe, embarrassed two years at Whistling Straits when it suffered its worst loss to the Americans, got their payback Sunday, along with that 17-inch trophy. |
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