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startribune.com     Mar 17, 2008            

WINTER SPORTS Vonn, Miller get World Cup trophies Lindsey Vonn appeared fresh and was all smiles. Bode Miller looked haggard and barely grinned. The skiers received their large crystal globes Sunday to mark the first U.S. sweep of overall World Cup titles since Phil Mahre... [read full story]                    


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TIME FOR TENNIS TIDBITS AND TRIVIA

nypost.com     8 hrs ago          

MONDAY'S the US Open. Former champ Maria Sharapova has an injury, won't compete in any tournaments, but that same day ads air for her limited-edition Canon Five PowerShot SD1100 Diamond Digital Elph in connection with the Amosu...                    

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Roddick goes into U.S. Open as outside chance

reuters.com     13 hrs ago   5 related          

By Simon Cambers NEW YORK (Reuters) - From the moment he won his first and, to date, only grand-slam title at the U.S. Open in 2003, Andy Roddick has had to cope with the huge expectations of the home nation at Flushing...                    

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Welcome Back to the U.S. Open Blog

nytimes.com     14 hrs ago          

Dear Tennis Lovers, That last week of August is just around the corner. You can feel its approach. Crowding onto the 7 train with fellow tennis fans, some just getting off from work and others in T-shirts, at times mixed in...                    

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Olympic champ Nadal is the top seed at the US Open

thestar.com.my     15 hrs ago   8 related          

NEW YORK: Rafael Nadal, of Spain, will be the top seed in a Grand Slam for the first time in his career at this year's US Open. The newly-crowned world No. 1 will be followed by No. 2 Roger Federer of Switzerland, No. 3 Novak...                    

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