IOC to Pick 2012 Olympic Host in Tight Race
The IOC will choose among Paris London New York Madrid and Moscow for the 2012 Summer Games after a hotly contested bid season. Paris leads as favorite though London and others pose strong challenges with final presentations and round voting likely deciding the outcome.
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New York Olympic bid backed by Clinton and Ali
Hillary Clinton and Muhammad Ali bolster New York's 2012 Olympic bid ahead of IOC voting. Clinton praised New York's Olympic spirit and resilience since 9 11 while Ali appeared with Mayor Bloomberg as he remains a persuasive booster for the city’s bid against Paris London Madrid and Moscow.
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Whitley Shines as N A American Beat Gregg Park 8-0
Pitcher Whitley dominated to lead North Augusta American to an 8-0 win over Gregg Park. The 12 year old southpaw allowed four fair balls, doubled and scored twice, with Holmes and McElhaney driving in key runs in a big fourth inning. Midland Valley later defeated Aiken American 8-1 with Cromer and Williams combining on a five hitter.
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