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Cold flameLighting the Olympic Flame hasn't always gone smoothly:
FOXBORO - The Patriots have acquired a three-time Pro Bowler that could make a gigantic impact, and the player here referenced is not Corey Dillon.
ATHENS, Greece - With the 2,500-year-old Parthenon as a majestic backdrop, a modern-day Greek sports heroine lit a cauldron last night atop Acropolis Hill with the Olympic flame - home at last from a worldwide journey on the eve of the Summer
ATHENS, Greece - The Olympics are returning to their birthplace, putting a new twist on old traditions for the extravagant opening ceremony: The last will be first. The first will be last.And they'll all be Greeks.
From Jim Pedro, Olympian athlete: Today will mark one week in Athens for me and a lot of my teammates on the U.S. Judo team.We got here early because we wanted to get acclimated to the time zone, which is seven hours later than it is back home
HAVEN, Wis. - With a touch of bravado - but not a lot of touch with his putter - Tiger Woods played himself into a desperate position at the PGA Championship.
Fishfinder: Cape Ann: Manchester anglers continue to report decent action for striped bass as well as bluefish. Bluefish have not been as prevalent over the last week, but sporadic pods are around. Anglers fishing around Thacher Island have
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Peter Baughn was the spoiler at the Rockport Golf Club's Men's Championship last weekend. He beat George Hobbs in the semifinals of the match-play tourney, preventing Hobbs the chance to face his son, Jeff, the defending champion, in the
Better with agePeter Baughn broke a trend of 20-something champions in the Rockport Golf Club Men's Championship
BOSTON - Pedro Martinez likes the hot weather, and his record proves it.On a sunny afternoon at Fenway Park, he struck out 10 in his first shutout in almost four years and the Boston Red Sox beat the Tampa Bay Devil Rays 6-0 yesterday for their
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