Woods apologizes for spitting incident in Dubai Desert Classic
Tiger Woods apologized after the European Tour fined him for spitting on the green during the final round. The tour called it a breach of conduct and withheld the fine amount, likely between 400 and 16000 dollars. Woods finished 20th at 4 under and has gone 17 events without a win.
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Regional high school sports and college poll roundup
Ohio high school basketball polls showing divisions and standings plus USA Today ESPN top 25 college poll with points and first place votes. Includes listed games from hockey to baseball schedules and upcoming matchups across multiple teams and venues.
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Connecticut
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Tennessee
Texas A&m
Xavier
Duke
Notre Dame
UCLA
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Marist
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Georgia
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Rick Pitino
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Karen Cunagin Sypher
Marseille Open and Dubai Duty Free results roundup
In Marseille Stakhovsky defeated Marchenko 6 4 6 3 and Tursunov beat Dimitrov 6 7 5 7 6 4 in a hard indoor setup. In Dubai Scheepers and Zhang won singles while Dulgheru and Bartoli led featured women’s clashes at the Dubai Tennis Stadium.
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Sergiy Stakhovsky
Ukraine
Illya Marchenko
Dmitry Tursunov
Russia
Grigor Dimitrov
Bulgaria
Dubai
Dubai Tennis Stadium
United Arab Emirates
Chanelle Scheepers
South Africa
Maria Kirilenko
Zhang Shuai
China
Yaroslava Shvedova
Kazakhstan
Timea Bacsinszky
Switzerland
Iveta Benesova
Czech Republic
Alisa Kleybanova
Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova
Alexandra Dulgheru
Romania
Elena Baltacha
Britain
Marion Bartoli
Kimiko Date-Krumm
Japan
Anastasija Sevastova
Latvia
Anastasia Rodionova
Australia
Svetlana Kuznetsova
Nuria Llagostera Vives
Spain
Olympic and sports milestones span 1920 to 1970s figures
On this date entries record Eddie Eagen winning Olympic bobsled gold in 1932 and boxing gold in 1920 Antwerp, Sonja Henie securing third figure skating title in 1936, Emmett Ashford becoming first Black umpire rising to major leagues, Tenley Albright claiming world title, Ken Hubbs’ fatal Utah crash, Phil Esposito reaching 1000 points, and Yvan Cournoyer scoring five goals in a 12 3 win.
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Antwerp
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Emmett Ashford
Tenley Albright
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Davos
Switzerland
Ken Hubbs
Chicago Cubs
Utah
Boston
Phil Esposito
Bruins
Vancouver Canucks
Yvan Cournoyer
Montreal Canadiens
Chicago Blackhawks
Pro Sports and Coaching Moves Across MLB NFL NHL
Transactions from MLB NFL and NHL include the Yankees signing Andruw Jones to a one year deal the Cubs agreeing with Carlos Marmol on a three year contract and Mets naming Brian Chickle Joe Golia and Matt Hunter in coaching and trainer roles. Falcons name Bob Bratkowski quarterbacks coach Ravens extend John Harbaugh through 2014 Raiders hire Rod Woodson as cornerbacks coach Thrashers assign Arturs Kulda to Chicago while Hurricanes reassign Zac Dalpe to Charlotte Avalanche announce Peter Forsberg retirement Senators recall Lehner Butler. NYU named Ryan Casey volleyball coach Texas names Duane Akita backs coach.
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Joe Golia
Buffalo
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Bob Bratkowski
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Rod Woodson
National Hockey League
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Arturs Kulda
Chicago
Carolina Hurricanes
Zac Dalpe
Charlotte
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Peter Forsberg
Ottawa Senators
Robin Lehner
Bobby Butler
NYU
Ryan Casey
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Washington Redskins
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South Carolina
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George Smith
St. Thomas Aquinas High School
Florida
High School Boys Basketball Roundup From Ohio to Elyria
Statewide high school boys games include Buckeye 53 over Oberlin 5u in a first round, Arts Academy 60 First Baptist 58 in OT, and many competitive results from schools like New Middletown Spring 59 Lisbon David Anderson 39 to Cleveland area matchups. Notable scores feature Mentor Christian 58 Andrews Osborn Academy 29 and Warren Howland 76 Conneaut 45 with a schedule note for the Northeast Ohio Conference Valley Division games at Elyria at 7:30.
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East Connecticut 75 Providence 57 and More Scores
College basketball results list multiple games with scores including East Connecticut beating Providence 75 57 and Fairfield 70 over St Peter's 69 in OT. Other outcomes include George Washington 59 over Massachusetts 51 Georgetown 69 over Marquette 60 Iona 85 over Marist 70 and more matchups.
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Ronaldo retires after storied soccer career
Ronaldo, 34, announces retirement at a Brazil news conference after 18 years marked by two World Cups, FIFA Player of the Year honors, and a prolific goal record. He cites body issues and hypothyroidism, with tears as sons Alex and Ronald stand by.
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