Saturday, January 19, 2013

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Japan to stick with lucky "Spiderman" pants
TOKYO (Reuters) – Japan will stick with their lucky red Spiderman-style pants in their bid to win a third successive World Baseball Classic (WBC) title, head coach Koji Yamamoto said on Monday. “We’ll be wearing the red pants,” Yamamoto told reporters, looking forward to his side’s opening game against surprise qualifiers Brazil on March 2 in Fukuoka. “Brazil have good pitching. The first game will be extremely important.” Brazil join the defending champions, powerhouse Cuba and China in Pool A after stunning Panama in qualifying. …


Baseball-Japan to stick with lucky 'Spiderman' pants
TOKYO, Jan 14 (Reuters) – Japan will stick with their lucky red Spiderman-style pants in their bid to win a third successive World Baseball Classic (WBC) title, head coach Koji Yamamoto said on Monday. “We’ll be wearing the red pants,” Yamamoto told reporters, looking forward to his side’s opening game against surprise qualifiers Brazil on March 2 in Fukuoka. “Brazil have good pitching. The first game will be extremely important.” Brazil join the defending champions, powerhouse Cuba and China in Pool A after stunning Panama in qualifying. …


Caraviello: Gifts for those in NASCAR who have everything
Juan Montoya made an explosive memory at Daytona, but perhaps his holiday gift can help him scrub it away. (Autostock)


Earnhardt Jr. starts big wreck at Daytona test
Dale Earnhardt Jr. stands by his car in his garage after he started a wreck involving a group of cars during NASCAR auto race testing at Daytona International Speedway, Friday, Jan. 11, 2013, in Daytona Beach, Fla. (AP Photo/John Raoux)DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) -- New cars, same results at Daytona International Speedway.


Correction: IndyCar-IMS Speedway-Disabled story
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- In a story Jan. 10 about disability access at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, The Associated Press misidentified the U.S. Attorney involved in the case. His name is Joe Hogsett.


Motor racing-The future of Formula One sounds sweet to Mercedes
BRIXWORTH, England, Jan 11 (Reuters) – Mercedes-Benz offered a sneak peek at the future of Formula One on Friday and it sounded sweet. The German manufacturer invited reporters into its F1 engine factory in central England to see and hear the V6 power unit that Britain’s Lewis Hamilton, for one, will be hoping takes him to another title when it is introduced in 2014. …


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