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 Hughes does it for DaronLast year, when Clara Hughes crashed early in the Chrono Gatineau time trials, she didn't have to look too far to find the inspiration to climb back on the bike.
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 Spencer needs wild card berth to make OlympicsCanadian boxer Mary Spencer will only get to this summer’s London Olympics if she takes a walk on the wild (card) side.
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 Dufner chips in for Byron Nelson leadIt's good to be Jason Dufner.
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 Three-horse race shaping up at PreaknessOn paper, it's a two-horse race.
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 Sharapova, Serena roll into Rome semisReigning champion Maria Sharapova and fellow former world No. 1 Serena Williams were easy quarterfinal victors Friday at the $2.168 million Italian Open tennis event, a clay-court French Open tune-up.
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 Hesjedal hangs on to secondBritish world champion Mark Cavendish won his third bunch sprint of this year's Giro d'Italia, while Canadian Ryder Hesjedal remained in second place overall Friday.
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 Irwin sees a way to winBarry Irwin has never been shy about expressing his opinion.
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 Coe: No pressure to select BeckhamDavid Beckham will have to earn his place in Britain's Olympic soccer squad on skill and merit like any other player and can expect no special favours, London 2012 organizers said on Thursday.
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 Taking it one event at a timeEven Jessica Zelinka had to laugh at her analogy.
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 Mir broke Minotauro's arm, what effect will it have on Dos Santos?Frank Mir knows his vicious submission victory over Antonio Rodrigo (Minotauro) Nogueira is weighing heavily on Junior dos Santos’ mind.
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 Bodemeister favourite as post positions setBALTIMORE — I’ll Have Another may be the only horse in the field for Saturday’s 137th Preakness with a chance at the Triple Crown, but he won’t be going in as the favourite.
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 Good chance Spencer will make OlympicsWorld boxing champion Mary Spencer has been the golden girl of the Canadian media the past few months.
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 Canadian Hesjedal holds on to pink jerseyCanadian Ryder Hesjedal held on to the pink jersey as the leader of the Giro d'Italia after Monday's ninth stage.
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 Bodemeister in, Hansen out of PreaknessKentucky Derby runner-up Bodemeister will start in Saturday’s Preakness Stakes at Pimlico while champion colt Hansen will be kept out of the second leg of racing’s Triple Crown.
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 Two Canadian male boxers earn berths to London OlympicsContrary to numerous predictions, the Canadian men’s boxing team did not just dry and blow away in the hot Brazilian sun last week.
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 Maldonado's Spanish Grand Prix win another great sign for F-1In what is quickly turning out to be the most interesting, competitive season in a decade, Formula One got its fifth different race winner in five events on Sunday, with Pastor Maldonado winning the Spanish Grand Prix for Williams.
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 Federer wins 74th career titleRoger Federer battled back to defeat Tomas Berdych in Sunday's final at the Madrid Open.
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 Darlington DanicaWith all of the talk about Danica Patrick’s temper tantrum last week at Talladega after she punted Sam Hornish Jr. into the wall, it is appropriate that she’ll be right back on the track Saturday for her NASCAR Sprint Cup debut at Darlington Raceway in the Southern 500.
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 Serena downs Sharapova in MadridIn a battle of former world No. 1s, Serena Williams whipped Maria Sharapova to reach the semifinals at the $5.190 million Madrid Open, a clay-court French Open tuneup. Current world No. 1 Victoria Azarenka also posted a quarterfinal victory on Friday.
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 Djokovic ousted by Tipsarevic in MadridJanko Tipsarevic stunned world No. 1 Novak Djokovic in an all-Serbian quarterfinal showdown, while world No. 3 Roger Federer advanced in straight sets Friday at the $4 million Madrid Open, an ATP World Tour 1000 Masters event.
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 Rousey to face ex-champAs expected, Ronda Rousey’s first title defence will be against former champ Sarah Kaufman.
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 Bute's foot woes behind himCanadian boxer Lucian Bute says he has recovered from an infection last weekend on one of his feet and is prepared to defend his IBF super middleweight title against Carl Froch of England.
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 Butcher Vachon still going strongPaul Vachon has beaten cancer twice, he’s got a steel plate in his jaw, his back is shot and he needs a walker to get around. Overzealous wrestling fans have spit on him and tried to fight him. The 74-year-old legend they called ‘The Butcher’ figures he’s travelled nearly 13 million km to wrestle in 6,000 matches. But he’s loving life — with no regrets from a wrestling career that spanned 30-some years.
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 Nadal stunned at Madrid OpenFernando Verdasco stunned Rafael Nadal in an all-Spanish third-round affair, while reigning champion Novak Djokovic and former champ Roger Federer were a pair of straight-set victors Thursday at the Madrid Open.
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 Super-fast Jose Aldo can't weight to move up to next fight classJose Aldo’s fight in Calgary may be his last as a featherweight.
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