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Serena continues dominant form By Angus MacKinnon Agence France-Presse LONDON - Roger Federer demonstrated why he is adored by centre court but Maria Sharapova's return to Wimbledon's main stage turned sour on Wednesday as the Russian became the tournament's biggest casualty to date. Playing with a fluency that was missing in his first round victory, Federer strolled to a 6-2, 6-2, 6-4 win over Spain's Guillermo Garcia-Lopez. Ominously, Federer, who next faces Germany's Philipp Kohlschreiber, said there was still plenty to more to come from him. "I had to be solid and that's what I was," he said. "There are many rounds to pass and there will be guys who have nothing to lose against me. But I'm confident and I'm playing great." Novak Djokovic, the man Federer is due to meet at the semi-final stage, also advanced to the last 32... [read full story]
BY AIDAN KELLY Local Columnist Three of the area’s high school soccer players were in action at the Indiana All-District Showcase games in Indianapolis this weekend. Seniors Jordan Adams (Floyd Central), Drew Mattingly...
Posted: Tuesday November 24, 2009 12:53AM; Updated: Tuesday November 24, 2009 1:22AM Texans-Titans is the dirtiest, most bitter NFL rivalry you never knew existed The Titans have done a great job adjusting their offense to fit...
The answer to a brighter future is to turn to the Seahawks' past. ALAN BERNER / THE SEATTLE TIMES What if Mike Holmgren is available? When Holmgren came to Seattle from Green Bay, he made the Seahawks relevant again. In March...
Hey Drew, I told you I’d be posting some stuff from my friend LtCol Christopher. I just didn’t know my first such post would be from an email he sent. South Los Angeles, a 4 plex was destroyed by a fire. A Nigerian family of...
