Tiger Woods Remains Dominant Despite Rising Competition
Tiger Woods collected another World Golf Championship and a Match Play title as Vijay Singh closed the gap briefly. Woods, returning from a winter break, held No. 1 with a growing lead, reflects on consistent top form and aims for another Bay Hill repeat amid Dubai Desert Classic and Masters challenges.
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Indiana teen drums up world tour for table tennis
Mishawaka native Mark Hazinski, 18, tops USA table tennis rankings, is 2003 USA Men's Athlete of the Year, and will compete for the United States at the 2004 World Team Championships in Doha. He began young, trained abroad, and hopes to turn table tennis into a career, likely moving to Europe or Asia for better pay.
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IOC chief doubts Athens Games progress ahead of opening
IOC President Jacques Rogge voiced doubts about Athens 2004 readiness as opening nears. He cited unfinished stadium roof and pool glare fixes, warning a smooth rhythm is essential. Athens organizers Gianna Angelopoulos-Daskalaki said readiness is possible with effort despite ongoing public works and political uncertainties.
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