McEnroe praises Federer's potential as all time great
John McEnroe says Roger Federer could become the greatest player in tennis history if he maintains this level. Federer won the Australian Open Wimbledon and the U S Open this year becoming the first man since 1988 to win three Grand Slams in a single season.
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Barnes leads Australian Open with 65 first round
Kurt Barnes shot 6 under par 65 at The Australian Golf Club in Sydney to hold a two stroke edge in the 100th anniversary Australian Open. Fellow Australians Chalmers Green and Pampling opened with 67 as Baddeley and others trailed, while Bruce Devlin hinted this could be his final tournament.
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Wiggins kids aim to clean up dad’s tarnished image
Candice Wiggins star freshman guard at Stanford leads the Cardinal with scoring in a 4-0 start while embracing her father Alan Wiggins legacy. Her brother Alan Jr, a UCSF center, recalls their MLB father’s 1984 Padres fame and drug battles. She carries a mission to honor him and inspire clean living through sports.
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IOC Urges Turin Organizers to Fix Issues Fast
The IOC pressed TOROC and Italian authorities to resolve problems soon amid a 242 million budget shortfall and a police review of Turin documents. Valentino Castellani and Mario Pescante faced questions as the Games approach on February 10 2006, with officials hopeful a year-end settlement will restore confidence.
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