Jamie Gregg of Canada races to a third place finish in the men's 500 meter race during the ISU Speed Skating World Cup competition in Calgary, Alberta, January 19, 2013. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA – Tags: SPORT SPEED SKATING) Koskela of Finland races to a second place finish in the men's 500 meter race during the ISU Speed Skating World Cup competition in Calgary.
Pekka Koskela of Finland races to a second place finish in the men's 500 meter race during the ISU Speed Skating World Cup competition in Calgary, Alberta, January 19, 2013. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA – Tags: SPORT SPEED SKATING) Smeekens of the Netherlands races to a first place finish in the men's 500 meter race during the ISU Speed Skating World Cup competition in Calgary.
Jan Smeekens of the Netherlands races to a first place finish in the men's 500 meter race during the ISU Speed Skating World Cup competition in Calgary, Alberta, January 19, 2013. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA – Tags: SPORT SPEED SKATING) Smeekens of the Netherlands reacts to winning the men's 500 meter race during the ISU Speed Skating World Cup competition in Calgary.
Jan Smeekens of the Netherlands reacts to winning the men's 500 meter race during the ISU Speed Skating World Cup competition in Calgary, Alberta, January 19, 2013. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA – Tags: SPORT SPEED SKATING) Smeekens of the Netherlands reacts to winning the men's 500 meter race during the ISU Speed Skating World Cup competition in Calgary.
Jan Smeekens of the Netherlands reacts to winning the men's 500 meter race during the ISU Speed Skating World Cup competition in Calgary, Alberta, January 19, 2013. REUTERS/Todd Korol (CANADA – Tags: SPORT SPEED SKATING) South Africa coach says players froze in Nations Cup opener
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) – South Africa coach Gordon Igesund accused his players of losing their nerve during a woeful display against tiny Cape Verde Islands in the goalless opening match of the African Nations Cup on Saturday. Igesund, South Africa’s third coach since the World Cup finals in South Africa in 2010, made no excuses for the hosts’ poor display at Soccer City. …
Soccer-South Africa coach says players froze in Nations Cup opener
JOHANNESBURG, Jan 19 (Reuters) – South Africa coach Gordon Igesund accused his players of losing their nerve during a woeful display against tiny Cape Verde Islands in the goalless opening match of the African Nations Cup on Saturday. Igesund, South Africa’s third coach since the World Cup finals in South Africa in 2010, made no excuses for the hosts’ poor display at Soccer City. …
Ex-Ravens WR Evans still feels part of team
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) -- While Lee Evans awaits another chance in the NFL, he’ll be rooting for the Baltimore Ravens in Sunday’s AFC championship rematch with New England.
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When commissioner Don Garber announced DeShorn Brown as the sixth overall pick in Thursday's SuperDraft, many draft pundits and experts were surprised by the pick, particularly with highly-rated midfielder/defender Walker Zimmerman unexpectedly still on the board. trn/irs cycling dawkins
Eddie Dawkins has been forced to settle with a seventh placing in the Keirin at the track cycling World Cup in Mexico after being unable to appeal a controversial decision. Dawkins settles for 7th place Eddie Dawkins, track cycling, World Cup, Mexico
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