Japan's Date defeated in final in her surprise comeback to pro tennis
iht.com     May 4, 2008            

Former world's No. 4 Kimiko Date was beaten in the final of the Kangaroo Cup International Ladies Open on Sunday, taking some of the shine off her surprise return to professional tennis. ... Date, playing in her first tournament since coming out of retirement at age 37,... [read full story]                

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Steffi Graf recipient of OWU’s top honor

vindy.com     yesterday          

Published:Friday, July 25, 2008 Steffi Graf capped her academic and athletic career at Ohio Wesleyan University by being named the school’s top scholar-athlete for 2007-08. A graduating senior basketball and volleyball standout...                

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Sanchez-Vicario's Rogers Cup honour postponed due to illness

chom.com     Jul 24, 2008   14 related          

By: THE CANADIAN PRESS MONTREAL - Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario will have to wait two years to resume her love affair with Montreal tennis fans. A severe case of gastroenteritis has forced the two-time champion from Spain to miss her...                

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Newton: Martin older and better?

espn.go.com     2 hrs ago          

INDIANAPOLIS -- Mark Martin hopes to follow in their footsteps on Sunday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Then on Saturday he qualified the No. 8 car of Dale Earnhardt Inc. second beside Jimmie Johnson, who will become his...                

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Tour de France, Baseball and the Olympics. The Common Thread? Performance-Enhancing Drugs.

thebiglead.com     yesterday          

Max Wasserman, our numbers specialist, takes a look at the probability that an athlete who tests positive for PEDs, isn’t actually guilty of cheating. The results may surprise you. With baseball in full swing, the Tour de...                

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