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Angola: Malanje - Sports As National Unity Reinforcing Factor
The provincial governor of Angola’s northern province of Malanje, Cristóvão da Cunha, said Thursday that sports are a national unity and association reinforcing factor
Liberia: Sports Personalities of the Year
The Sport department of this paper has selected some individuals to honor as a tradition of this paper for their achievements and contributions in sporting activities during the year under review
Gambia: Nayconf And the Role of Sports
The National Youth Conference and Festival (Nayconf) 2006 has come and gone
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Russian president ratifies international doping in sports … - International Herald Tribune
Russian president ratifies international doping in sports …International Herald Tribune, France - 1 hour ago… The accord would require members to adopt policies similar to the world anti-doping code, which has been adopted by all Olympic sports federations.
Motor Sports Beat: Area native teams with Stewart
Elk Grove native Paul McMahan literally has sprinted around the world in pursuit of his dream
Thursday’s Sports In Brief - San Jose Mercury News
Los Angeles DodgersThursday’s Sports In BriefSan Jose Mercury News, USA - 48 minutes agoAP. SAN FRANCISCO - Barry Zito and the Giants reached a preliminary agreement on the largest contract for a pitcher in baseball history … Sports in Brief | Zito, Giants agree to $126 million deal Philadelphia InquirerSports digest: Dec. 29 Knoxville News Sentinel (subscription)Thursday’s Sports In Brief San Francisco ChronicleFOXSports.comall 672 news articles
Wednesday’s Sports In Brief (The San Francisco Examiner)
SAN FRANCISCO - With Barry Bonds still in their sights, federal investigators probing steroids in sports can now use the names and urine samples of about 100 Major League Baseball players who tested positive for performance enhancing drugs, following a ruling from a federal appeals court.