Djokovic routs Murray for second Australian Open crown
Novak Djokovic defeats Andy Murray in a dominant final to claim his second Australian Open title, sealing the championship on court at Melbourne Park.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2011
Page
13
Novak Djokovic defeats Andy Murray in a dominant final to claim his second Australian Open title, sealing the championship on court at Melbourne Park.
The NFL and players union edge toward a new contract as labor tensions rise amid debate over revenue shares and guaranteed contracts. Antonio Cromartie and Matt Hasselbeck spark exchanges highlighting acrimony while league executives warn the season could face a long halt without concessions. Kevin Mawae signals potential regrets as talks stall.
The Cleveland Cavaliers fall to the Orlando Magic 103-87 in Orlando, extending a franchise record 20 game losing streak and 23 straight on the road. Coach Byron Scott cites injuries and a depleted roster as the key issue while the team heads to Miami for a 7 30 tip at the American Airlines Arena.
Cornerback Charles Woodson, a Packers captain and veteran leader, will give the keynote before Green Bay faces Pittsburgh in Super Bowl XLV at Cowboys Stadium Arlington Texas on Sunday night. Woodson, with playoff leadership duties and Super Bowl experience, aims to inspire the team as they take on the Steelers.
Midview dominates Canfield 4-0 at North Park as Austin Steindl scores twice and adds an assist on senior night. Middies outshoot 58-20, with Manny Ceja assisting the opening goal and Tyler Plas and Joseph Velez honored.
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