Keeping Paes with the legend - Hindustan Times
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 Hindustan Times | Keeping Paes with the legend Hindustan Times A rare tennis icon in a cricket-obsessed nation, he is also a man of rare persistence. Dr. Vece Paes, Leander's father, and a member of the Indian hockey team that won bronze at the 1972 Munich Games, takes a jog down memory lane to where it all began. |
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Paes' Olympic Teammate—Nathan's Notice - 10sBalls
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Paes' Olympic Teammate—Nathan's Notice 10sBalls EPA/NATHAN G | Three men are in the position to become India's next doubles teammates for the 2012 Olympic Games in London. Not surprisingly the man currently in the lead has competed in five Olympic Games winning one bronze medal in 1996—this man is ... |
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Report: Developers Eyeing Massive Project for Tennis Stadium, Former Target - Patch.com
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Report: Developers Eyeing Massive Project for Tennis Stadium, Former Target Patch.com The article said the developer, SMART Center I LLC, has asked Gwinnett County for the OK on a mixed-use redevelopment overlay district for the tennis stadium -- used in the 1996 summer Olympics, but now inactive and run-down -- and the Target store, ... |
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Nadeshiko Japan eyes London Olympic gold - The Japan Times
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 The Japan Times | Nadeshiko Japan eyes London Olympic gold The Japan Times Hopes were high when women's soccer was added for the first time to the 1996 Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta, but Japan failed to advance in the preliminary stage after losing all three matches against Germany, Brazil and Norway. |
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Janet Evans takes next step in comeback bid - ESPN
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 Globe and Mail | Janet Evans takes next step in comeback bid ESPN She continued to dominate the 800 through 1994 and followed Olympic coach Schubert first to the University of Texas and then to USC. She grew a couple of inches and put on weight. By the 1996 Games in Atlanta, Evans was "tired of it. I was sick of it. Michael Thomas/The Associated Press |
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The Definitive Best Picture of the 100 Hottest Athletes of All Time - Bleacher Report
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 Bleacher Report | The Definitive Best Picture of the 100 Hottest Athletes of All Time Bleacher Report 39, tennis beauty Ashley Harkleroad has guided herself into the limelight, rarely dwindling from our thoughts. After becoming the first WTA tennis player to pose nude for Playboy, this sexy racket-girl could confidently smile in knowing that her fans ... |
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Top 10 sporting run-ins with the tax man - Yahoo! Eurosport UK (blog)
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 Yahoo! Eurosport UK (blog) | Top 10 sporting run-ins with the tax man Yahoo! Eurosport UK (blog) The current Tottenham boss, who is hotly tipped to take over as England manager in the summer when Fabio Capello moves on, is far from the first sporting figure to have run-ins with the tax authorities. Some have been found guilty, while others have ... |
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