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MONACO - The nervous plainclothes policeman scrutinized the frenzy, the cameramen elbowed and sweated in the Mediterranean sun and that dead-shark look of determination was back in the eyes of the bike racer everyone came to see. Yup, no doubt about it, Lance Armstrong is back at the Tour ...
Saturday , July 04, 2009
World Series of Poker expects longer no-limit Texas Hold ’em main event
LAS VEGAS - The main event of the World Series of Poker will likely last a few hours longer this year as players start the tournament with more chips. Tournament director Jack Effel said Saturday that the series added chips to players’ starting stacks this year to give them more time to si...
Saturday , July 04, 2009
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BETHESDA, Md. - Tournament host Tiger Woods and defending champion Anthony Kim set the stage Saturday for a showdown everyone wanted at the AT&T National, with some expected company on a suddenly crowded leaderboard at Congressional. Woods salvaged an even-par 70 from a roller-coaster roun...
Saturday , July 04, 2009
Australia’s Fabrice Lapierre trumps Mokoena and Saladino in long jump
MADRID - Fabrice Lapierre of Australia used a favourable wind to win the long jump at the Madrid Meet on Saturday, in what was expected to be a duel between Olympic champion Irving Saladino and silver medallist Godfrey Khotso Mokoena. Lapierre jumped a wind-aided 28 feet, 1 1/2 inches to ...
Saturday , July 04, 2009
Wins in water polo, basketball and soccer for Canada at University Games
BELGRADE, Serbia - Greg Surmacz of Peterborough, Ont., scored 22 points to lead Canada’s men’s basketball team to a 100-83 win over China on Saturday, a strong day for the Canadians at the World University Games. Canada’s women’s soccer team blanked Poland 3-0, while the Canadians recorded...
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