Williams runs for 216 yards as Dolphins top Bears on MNF
Miami running back Ricky Williams rushed for 216 yards including a 63-yard TD to power a 27-9 win over Chicago. Jay Fiedler returned from injury to throw a TD as Miami moved into a tie atop the AFC East, while Chicago dropped to 3-10.
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Susan Auch retires from speed skating after Olympic career
Susan Auch, a five time Olympian who won two Olympic silver medals for Canada, announces retirement from long track speed skating at 36. Based in Calgary, she cites lack of motivation and belief that her best years are past, ending a 13 year national team run that included medals in 1994 and Nagano and a 1988 Calgary relay podium.
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Hingis Withdraws From Australian Open
Martina Hingis pulls out of the Australian Open due to an injured left ankle. The Swiss star, 22, has rehab from surgery and will not compete January 13 to 26 in Melbourne. Organizers note her strong Australian Open history and a potential seventh straight final would have fit a deep field. Hingis has won three Australian singles titles, including 1999.
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Martin meltdown costs him tour card
Casey Martin faltered in the final round of the PGA Tour qualifying tournament in La Quinta California costing him a shot at next year’s PGA Tour. Jeff Brehaut won at 16 under 416 after a 1 over 73 while Ken Green and Andy Miller were among those earning exempt status.
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Toronto golfer Kane: athletes should stay out of Augusta debate
Canada's top female golfer Lorie Kane says athletes should not be drawn into the Augusta National gender dispute. She criticizes the political flare surrounding Martha Burk and Tiger Woods, stressing it is not the players' duty to take sides and that the focus should return to golf milestones like Annika Sorenstam's record, not the Masters controversy.
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