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Williams takes title |
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MELBOURNE: Serena Williams thrashed Russia’s Dinara Safina 6-0,
6-3 to win her fourth Australian Open title Saturday and her 10th
Grand Slam tally.
In one of the most one-sided deciders ever, the
American utterly dominated third seed Safina, allowing her opponent
to win only eight points in the first set on her way to claiming the
championship in less than an hour.
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O T H E R R E P O R T S
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Expelled swimming coach convicted by court
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Philippine Amateur Swimming Association (PASA) chief Mark Joseph
said the coach it expelled from the swimming association was already
convicted. Save PASA, a group of disgruntled parents, swimmers and
coaches, however...
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Magnolia in PBL final match
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THERE’S no denying Magnolia Purewater its fifth finals appearance
since 2003 as it clobbered Bacchus Energy Drink, 88-83, Saturday in
a do-or-die semifinal match of the 2009 Philippine Basketball League
PG Flex Linoleum Cup held in the Ynares Sports Center in Pasig City.
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Alcantara, Taiwan partner win boy’s doubles at Open
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Filipino Francis Casey Alcantara and Taiwanese partner Hsieh
Cheng-Peng outclassed Russian Mikhal Biryukov and Japanese Yasutaka
Uchiyama, 6-4, 6-2, to rule the boys’ doubles event of the
Australian Open Juniors Championship Saturday at the Margaret Court
Arena in Melbourne Park on Saturday.
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Alaska seeks 3-0 lead in finals
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THE Alaska Aces did their homework and coach Tim Cone had his wishes
done. Now, can they make it three in row? Cone said they can.
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Super Bowl 43 aftermath may be plagued with labor row
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TAMPA: American football clubs are pleading poverty in tough
economic times while players’ union leaders claim teams have never
been more valuable as a labor fight and possible 2011 shutdown loom.
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MARTIAL
TALK
By Perry Gil S. Mallari
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Going tactical
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In the post-9/11 world, tactical training should be a matter of
primary concern for the serious martial artist. I recently had the
privilege to attend a tactical seminar conducted by Tommy Blom, the
highest-ranking instructor of the Israeli martial...
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