Clijsters Reaches Australian Open Semi Finals
Kim Clijsters, the last player to beat both Williams sisters, advances to the Australian Open semifinals by beating Anastasia Myskina 6 2 6 4. The 19 year old Belgian has dropped only 16 games in 10 sets and awaits the Serena Williams Meghann Shaughnessy winner.
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Clijsters Tops Myskina as Belgians Eye All-Belgian Final
Kim Clijsters dominated Anastasia Myskina with a heavy forehand and sustained hustle to win a tight contest. Myskina noted Clijsters has reduced errors, saying she may be the best in the world while Clijsters enjoys strong form ahead of potential American-Belgian semifinals. Clijsters, dating Lleyton Hewitt, spent time in Australia with her partner.
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NASCAR eyes 2004 schedule realignment changes
NASCAR indicated the 2004 Winston Cup schedule could be realigned, potentially moving races to new regions. Historic tracks such as North Carolina Speedway in Rockingham and Darlington Raceway in South Carolina hang onto two races, while NASCAR schedules 38 weekends with no room to add weeks.
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NASCAR eyes 2004 schedule changes amid new gate sweep policy
Auto Racine notes realignment fits geography as NASCAR tackles congestion in the garage by sweeping fans from the area when cars run. The 2004 schedule changes drew most attention while NASCAR outlines criteria for track owners to keep existing race dates.
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Thunder and silence define Buccaneers star duo
Tampa Bay safety Warren Sapp and linebacker Derrick Brooks, longtime friends and six time Pro Bowl selections, form the Bucs core. Sapp’s loud trash talk contrasts with Brooks calm leadership shaping a Super Bowl defense. Their bond began in Florida high school days and continued through Miami and Florida State, with mutual respect fueling on field trust.
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Creighton SIU Rematch Sparked by Bentons Tourney Odds
Sportswriter Les Winkeler reflects on SIU's upset bid against Creighton and notes the Benton tournament's unpredictable nature. He questions the 40-8 free throw disparity and highlights the Bluejays Salukis clash, the BAT event, and the early upsets of Okanville and Cairo. He also bids farewell to colleague Steve Cunningham.
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Raiders bid for glory as Trestman era starts on field
Oakland focuses on San Diego era talk with Marc Trestman praised for getting players ready. Bill Romanowski seeks a fifth ring while Rod Woodson aims to add to his two titles. Coach Garner grumbles at daily media sessions amid Super Bowl week pressure.
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Dodgers eye sale amid focus on season start
News Corp seeks buyer for the Dodgers and Dodger Stadium with reports of more than 400 million. The team remains independent and aims to avoid distractions while Major League Baseball awaits any offers.
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