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Canadian sponsor willing to pay $1 million for luge gold at Vancouver
WHISTLER, B.C. - A Canadian luge gold medal will be worth a $1 million, thanks to a team sponsor. Fast Track Group, an Alberta-based company which bills itself as a financial education specialist, is putting up $1 million for a Canadian gold, to be split between the champion Canadian luger...
Tuesday , February 09, 2010

Oudin defeats Cirstea to advance to second-round matchup with Schnyder in Paris
PARIS, France - Melanie Oudin of the United States beat Sorana Cirstea of Romania 6-3, 6-0 on Tuesday to reach the Open GDF Suez’s second round. Oudin, a U.S. Open quarter-finalist last year, next plays Patty Schnyder of Switzerland, who beat seventh-seeded Virginie Razzano of France 6-3, ...
Tuesday , February 09, 2010

Audience mum on Olympic show details, but amazed at long security line-ups
VANCOUVER, B.C. - Several thousand people attending a full dress rehearsal of the 2010 Olympic opening ceremonies are managing to keep mostly mum about what they saw inside - but what they went through to get there is another story. The dress rehearsal was held Monday night at B.C. Place S...
Tuesday , February 09, 2010

German football federation, Loew agree to decide coach’s future after World Cup
FRANKFURT, Germany - The German football federation and Joachim Loew have called a truce and agreed to decide the national team coach’s future after the World Cup. At a news conference Tuesday at the headquarters of the federation (DFB), both sides conceded mistakes in handling the talks t...
Tuesday , February 09, 2010

German cyclist Gerald Ciolek breaks collarbone during 3rd stage at Tour of Qatar
MESAIEED, Qatar - German cyclist Gerald Ciolek has broken his collarbone after crashing in a bunched sprint finish at the Tour of Qatar. The 23-year-old Team Milram rider fell at the end of Tuesday’s 136-kilometre third stage from Dukhan to Mesaieed, won by former world champion Tom Boonen...
Tuesday , February 09, 2010

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