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Why women can't ski jump in the Winter Olympics
Women ski jumpers sue for the right to compete in the Vancouver Olympics and stop men from jumping if women can't.
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Yankees win World Series 2009 on the back of Matsui
The New York Yankees win their 27th World Series title with a 7-3 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. In Game 6 alone, Matsui drove in six runs.
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In Yankees-Phillies Game 5, Utley a home-run machine
Utley lifted Philadelphia to an 8-6 win in Game 5 of the World Series with two home runs. Now, the series heads to New York for Wednesday's Game 6.
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Alex Rodriguez earns his keep in Game 4 of World Series
Baseball's highest-paid player, the Yankees' Alex Rodriguez, called his game-winning double the biggest hit of his career. The Yankees now lead the World Series 3 games to 1.
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Why can't Green Bay get over Brett Favre?
The return of Brett Favre to Green Bay Sunday as a member of the archrival Minnesota Vikings has prompted mayoral attention and a mock funeral. Then again, in Green Bay, football is family.
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Calling Rocky Balboa! After Game 3 Phillies need a comeback.
Things started well for the Philadelphia Phillies Saturday. But it all fell apart after an Alex Rodriguez home run, with the Yankees winning 8-5.
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For Pedro Martinez, déjà vu in loss to the Yankees
Pedro Martinez pitched masterfully for six innings of the Phillies' 3-1 loss to the Yankees Thursday. Now, he just needs a manager to take him out when he gets tired.
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Americas
Ski jumping on plastic? How Olympians train before the snow flies.
In Lake Placid, N.Y., Vancouver 2010 hopefuls do helicopters into chilly pools and slide down refrigerated tracks. The town has had a virtually unparalleled role in shaping the rising generation of US winter Olympians.
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Cliff Lee beats Yankees with one hand behind his back
Pitcher Cliff Lee's extraordinary effort in the Phillies' 6-1 win over the Yankees in Game 1 of the World Series included a behind-the-back catch.
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Yankees win the pennant, face Phillies in World Series
The New York Yankees won 5-2 against an error-prone Los Angeles Angels Sunday night, clinching a place in the World Series for the first time since 2003.
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Is this the year - at last - for the New York Yankees?
It's been nine years since the Yankees' last World Series title – an eternity for New York. But the Yanks are well positioned to make amends, starting Wednesday against the Minnesota Twins.
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Brett Favre, now a Viking, lights up Green Bay
The Packers' former franchise quarterback methodically took over last night's game after the Packers shut down the running lanes for superstar running back Adrian Peterson.
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No Olympics in Chicago: How big a blow to Mayor Daley?
Daley devoted much of the past 2-1/2 years to Chicago's Olympic bid, and many see its failure as having a considerable effect on his legacy.
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World
Olympics: Obama vs. Lula? Chicago vs. Rio? Which would you choose?
President Obama will go to Copenhagen, Denmark, Friday to counter Brazil's attempt to win bid to host 2016 Olympics. Lula says Latin America deserves a shot.
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Serena Williams foot fault: What did she say and why?
Meltdowns are a part of tennis, but foot-fault calls – especially on crucial points – seem to drive players over the edge.
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Serena Williams foot fault: What did she say and why?
Meltdowns are a part of tennis, but foot-fault calls – especially on crucial points – seem to drive players over the edge.
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Favre, the football lifer, reemerges in Minnesota
The future Hall of Famer signed for the Vikings Tuesday. Money and a potential Super Bowl are factors, but he also apparently can't bear the thought of retirement.
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Hoping to make soccer history in Mexico, US merely repeats it
The US scored an early goal against its archrival, then regressed into its old self, falling 2-1.
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A showcase for senior athletes
The national games offer more than 800 summer-sports events. The competition is keen – but the broader focus remains on healthy lifestyles.
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In Yankee sweep of Sox, big-money buys made the difference
The series was a validation of the $423 million that the Yankee owner spent in the offseason.



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