| US Open Tennis 2012: Will It Be a Scot Show All the Way? Bleacher Report Andy Murray donned the role of a fan in the midst of fellow-Scot, Sean Connery, in the Flushing Meadows last evening. After winning through his semifinal match against Tomas Berdych, Murray looked all confident on winning the first major of his career ... See all stories on this topic » | Bleacher Report |
Chicago Tribune
UPDATE 1-Tennis-Open-Women's final postponed until Sunday. Email · print. Reuters. 1:01 p.m. CDT, September 8, 2012. * Expected rainstorm causes delay * Serena to face Azarenka for title. * Weather also slows men's play (Adds details) NEW YORK, Sept ...
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| Rain and Rest Days Spell the End of Super Saturday New York Times This last Super Saturday began with rain and warnings of severe weather, forcing fans and workers to seek cover and closing down the tennis center for about half an hour before the scheduled 11 a.m. start of play. The threat of severe weather forced ... See all stories on this topic » | New York Times |
Chicago Tribune
moved one step closer to joining tennis royalty on Saturday by reaching the U.S. Open final and was hailed afterwards by some popular Scottish nobility during his news conference. Actor Sir Sean Connery interrupted the question and answer session ...
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Christian Science Monitor
Take Noam Gershony, who won gold for Israel yesterday in wheelchair tennis at the London Paralympics. Mr. Gershony, an Apache helicopter pilot, was injured and his co-pilot killed when their craft collided with another helicopter during Israel's 2006 ...
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Columbus Dispatch
"It's clear that some of our teams need help. The league, as they call it, means 30 teams. We need to find a way to share revenue. We just think there are a lot of ways to do it without just taking back more money from the players." The players want ...
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| WATCH: Teen tennis champ at odds with USTA over Serena-like build WLS NEW YORK (WLS) - Taylor Townsend came to the U.S. Open this week ranked as the number one junior women's tennis player in the world. But she almost didn't make it here because of her Serena-like build. Over the summer, Townsend's trainers at the ... See all stories on this topic » | WLS |
Chicago Sun-Times
“This is my fourth year of playing high school tennis and I finally beat H-F. This is pretty exciting,” Forkin beamed after she and partner Kat Samardzija defeated H-F's Timara Maxwell and Allisson Lesner 6-4, 6-4 in the No. 1 doubles final. H-F's ...
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New York Times
NEW YORK — There have been rain delays and lost sessions at this U.S. Open, pushed again into a Monday. There has been a tornado warning and a chair blown onto the court in the midst of the men's semifinal between Andy Murray and Tomas Berdych.
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| Roddick says goodbye New York Post While there's never a perfect time to end a sports career, tennis' Andy Roddick did his best last week to depart on his own terms — and chose New York as his place to say so long. Announcing just a few days before that he would retire after this year ... See all stories on this topic » | New York Post |
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