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"Second to None": Boxer Michael Nunn
Michael Nunn was born on April 14th, 1963 in Davenport, Iowa. Growing up in America's corn-fed heartland, Davenport still had its mean streets and young Nunn was a troublemaker.
Merseyside entrepreneur Barrie Wells keen to aid Olympic hopefuls...
BARRIE WELLS is following his sporting passion. The Bootle-born entrepreneur has vowed to spend 2million of his own cash helping to develop future Olympic champions.
Digicel Limited Closes US$500 Million Funding Round
Digicel Limited today announced that it has completed a US$500 million corporate bond offering of senior notes due 2017.
Latinos no longer rare in college basketball
Traveling across South America, John Chaney heard plenty of claims. Most turned out to be untrue, the player not quite as tall, fast or talented as advertised.
Jeremy Wotherspoon wasn't overly concerned when he failed to qualify for the world cup tour last fall.
APU coach bolsters shot at making Olympics
ANOTHER SUPERTOUR VICTORY: Brooks takes first in a sprint race after winning a 10-k last weekend.
What A Difference 17 Years Makes
For the purposes of establishing a historical perspective, let us take a journey back in time to 1993.
Regardless of your personal opinions on the Olympic Games, they're coming. The Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games will be closer than ever before for British Columbians.
2012 Track Olympics - Rider's letter to the IOC and UCI
Jacques Rogge, President of the IOC, and Mr. Pat McQuaid, President of the UCI, concerning the modifications of the track disciplines at the Olympic Games in London 2012 Ghent, 29 November 2009 Concerning : Modification Olympic track disciplines Dear Mr.
The South Mississippi Sun Herald
Briggs & Stratton Launches Winter Olympics Power Play Promotion
Briggs & Stratton, the exclusive licensee of GE-branded Standby Generator Systems, has announced a multi-dimensional sweepstakes in association with the upcoming 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games.
Amateur boxing's heart still beats in East End
At Lion ABC on the Hoxton-Shoreditch borders, a mildly gentrified corner of London's East End that is home to the Tracey Emin set, art of a different type is thriving.
The Abbotsford Times Newspaper
You've probably heard how the desperately broke B.C. government has cut a lot of spending to make ends meet since the May election: Surgeries have been cancelled.
History will be made tomorrow when the 2010 Vancouver Olympic flame makes its way through the region.
London 2012 hopefuls boosted by deep pockets of multi-millionaire Barrie Wells
For Jessica Ennis, it meant the peace of mind of having her personal physiotherapist alongside her as she pushed her body through seven events to win the heptathlon world title.
Rembrandt's saddle given to Aachen museum
Frank Kemperman at left, with Nicole Uphoff-Selke and Michael Mronz of The Deutsche Bank, at the museum.
UCI World Track World Cup Classics - Day 2
Australia has claimed bragging rights over Great Britain in the team pursuit at the Melbourne round of the UCI Track World Cup with a newly minted quartet winning gold in an Australian All-comers record time.
Inside Cycling with John Wilcockson1 hour agoAn open letter to the...
AN OPEN LETTER TO: Mr. Pat McQuaid, President of the Union Cycliste Internationale ; and Mr.
WARRNAMBOOL won't get the Olympic Games, but yesterday evening the Civic Green gave locals and visitors a taste of the excitement when representatives of 26 teams in the world sporting clay target shooting championships assembled in national colours and flags.
Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics: US Men's Hockey Team
Zach Parise is the simplest pick on this US team destined to go to Vancouver for the Olympics.
Skating club welcomes new head coach
The Revelstoke Skating Club is seeking to attract new members, hoping that modifications to their program, including a new head coach, will attract more interest in the club.
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