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Off-colour Sania settles for silver Deccan Herald
The parking lot at the Khalifa Tennis Centre was overflowing. Inside, thousands thronged the centre court, and they had just one name on their lips — Sania Mirza. Sadly for them, a feisty Chinese answering to the name of Zheng Jie spoilt their plans, snatching the gold from India's best bet.
Year in Review: Peak Performers The Badger Herald
It could easily be argued that University of Wisconsin athletics have never been stronger and much of that is due to the amazing individuals that helped make that happen. It has been said that no position in sports can control the outcome of a game like the goaltender in ice hockey and Brian Elliott took that to heart. Elliott stood
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The highlights The York Dispatch
AUTO RACING D.A. SAYS NO SPECIAL TREATMENT GIVEN TO NASCAR CHIEF: Police officers who responded to NASCAR chairman Brian France's condominium in response to a report of an erratic driver did not give him special treatment, a prosecutor said.
Local sports reports Belleville News-Democrat
The following is a listing of sports events, youth league registrations and other news for metro-east residents wanting to participate in organized sports activities. If you are an organization or individual with information for this listing, please mail your item to: Belleville News-Democrat, P.O. Box 427, 120 S. Illinois St., Belleville, Ill. 62222. You also can e-mail your information to Norm
Making a racket San Diego Union-Tribune
Dec. 12 (UNION-TRIBUNE): Her parents being Chinese-Americans, Carolyn Xie's surname is pronounced “she.” Mark it. One day, Carolyn could be a tennis player of prominence.
Travel deals NorthJersey.com
The deal: Papa Noel rates at five Marriott and Renaissance hotels and resorts in New Orleans.
Novice no more Pensacola News Journal
After winning first tennis tournament he entered, Pensacola junior Nicholas Stearns won't stop there.
Prep Basketball: Salisbury boys 73, East Davidson 43 Salisbury Post
THOMASVILLE — Salisbury's boys scored 44 points in the first half — with just one 3-pointer — so the proudest person on the planet was coach Jason Causby.
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