Squash makes some racquet The Christian Science Monitor
The difficult game with prep-school roots is gaining a small bounce outside the East Coast.
Showing you care: Consider these health- and fitness-related gifts Herald & Review
People who want to buy the right holiday gifts for friends and family should "look at the root of gift giving," said Kelley Wickenhauser, program manager and certified personal trainer with Four Seasons Association, Bloomington.
Calendar of Things To Do, starting Thursday, 12-14 Connecticut Post
Men's and Women's Tournament, Police Activities League, 35 Hayestown Road, Danbury, no residency rules. Men: over 40, 50, 60; Women: over 50 and 60. Also seek men age 60 and up, 6'5" and over for 3-on-3 halfcourt travel program. Call Howard Sherman, 740-2266.
Racquetball hits an upswing Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Brian Simpson’s introduction to racquetball was serendipitous, thanks to the opening of Summit City Fitness on Trier Road.
Rios v Haarhuis; ITF v ATP; Williams v Lying TennisX
Daily tennis news and notes on the ATP/WTA from Tennis-X.com
Champs challenge for fun and charity St. Petersburg Times
Bragging rights will be on the line in the Suncoast Tennis Foundation's fifth annual Tournament of Champions set for Jan. 19-21 at Royal Racquet Club in Clearwater.
Wii sellout sparks online bidding war Daily Telegraph
A frenzied bidding war has broken out on the internet after Nintendo's Wii games console sold out in many stores within hours of its launch on Thursday night.
Asian Games Fact Box: Tennis New Kerala
Doha, Dec 1: Tennis is a racquet sport played on a court of two halves, separated by a net. Individuals (singles) or pairs (doubles) hit the ball over the net with the aim of preventing their opponents from hitting it back.
Prep sports York Daily Record
Dec 5, 2006 — Four singles titles in four years. You can't do any more than that, but that is exactly what Katie Moritz accomplished during her tennis career at York Suburban as the senior was a four-time YAIAA Class AA singles champ.
To Walk Among the Stars The Press-Enterprise
As both movie stars and cowboys, Charlie Farrell and Ralph Bellamy saw the land that they loved from horseback in the early 1930s. The craggy mountains and peaceful sunshine lured them to join others who wanted to escape the Hollywood scene.
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