Williams Falls to Jankovic in Australian Open Quarterfinals
Defending champion Serena Williams, unseeded and ranked 81, was upset 6-3 6-4 by Jelena Jankovic in Melbourne. Jankovic advances to the semifinals for the first time at Melbourne Park, denying Williams a repeat title run.
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Indians Press Tour stops in Vermilion at German's Villa
The Central Division champion Cleveland Indians host a Thursday press tour in Vermilion at German's Villa starting 6 p.m. A dinner with Franklin Gutierrez Aaron Fultz Derek Shelton and Jeff Stevens accompanies a Q&A session and memorabilia auction MC Matt Underwood. Proceeds aid Boys and Girls Clubs of Lorain County and Sandusky.
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Dellucci Backing Tribe Through Postseason Reflections
Injured outfielder Scott Dellucci recaps last season with the Indians, noting a missed World Series chance after a 3 1 lead fell to the Red Sox. He hints at a platoon plan upon return, rehabbing a hamstring in winter and aiming for spring training by February. Dellucci attended LSU's national title game and comments on the South’s victory. The Indians unveil a 2008 TV schedule with SportsTime Ohio and WKYC Channel 3 airing 153 games. STO to show 133 regular-season games and eight spring trainings, while tickets rise 21 percent and the home opener sold out in three hours.
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Tiger Woods statue unveiling honors late father bonds
At the Tiger Woods Learning Center in Anaheim a bronze statue of Earl Woods is unveiled behind Tiger and his family. The eight foot sculpture by Studio EIS sits in the lobby as Woods recalls his father’s impact and announces an online contest for the Fist Pump Moment to benefit Earls Woods Scholarship programs. Woods roots his charity drive in Washington, D.C. and Orange County. He also addresses the Kelly Tilghman controversy, calling it unfortunate but resolved as he readies for the Buick Invitational.
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NASCAR Focuses on Track as Changes Settled in 60th Season
NASCAR chairman Brian France says the sport will minimize changes and emphasize racing quality while courting new fans during the 60th anniversary season and Daytona 500 50th running. The Busch Series becomes Nationwide Series. qualifying will group drivers outside the top 35 by points for fairness. drivers seek more freedom of expression without penalties.
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Crosby ruled out of All-Star weekend by ankle injury
Sidney Crosby, the NHLs MVP front-runner, is out of the All-Star weekend after a high ankle sprain sustained Friday in a loss to Tampa Bay. He was placed on injured reserve Monday, sidelining him through the Atlanta festivities and possibly longer as rehab starts.
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Standings and Scheduled Games Roundup
Standings show Carolina leading with 3 points and Ny Tinton at 2. Tonight features multiple NBA style matchups including All Islanders at Carolina and Atlanta at New York at 7 p.m. plus Edmonton at Ta and Columbus at Dallas at 8 p.m.
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