The News Review:
- BBC SPRT | Football | World Cup 2006 | Switzerland v Ukraine…
- Sports of The Times; Pinstripes Would Look Good on Willis
- Adrian Chiles BBC sports presenter
- King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
- Dallas Morning News | News for Dallas Texas | Sports Columnist Kevin…
- … talk: Anita Marks Charm City’s newest sports radio…
- Soccer star Sinclair named top female college athlete – College Sports…
BBC SPRT | Football | World Cup 2006 | Switzerland v Ukraine…
BBC News – Jun 26, 2006
“Matt Holland BBC Five Live SportThe Ukraine squad swarm forward from the halfway line to engulf leg Gusev. They will face the Italians in Hamburg on Friday. Switzerland are the first group winners to go out and are eliminated despite not conceding a goal. Switzerland 0-3 Ukraine A long run-up and leg Gusev strokes in the ball and scores the penalty that sends Ukraine through to a quarter-final against Italy on their World Cup debut.
Sports of The Times; Pinstripes Would Look Good on Willis
New York Times – Jun 26, 2006
What you don’t get about Willis until you’re in his presence is his enthusiasm and respect for the game. \n\n Yesterday in the first game of a day-night doubleheader Johnny Damon hit the winning home run off Willis in a 2-1 Yankees victory. After the game Willis the Marlins’ 24-year-old starter put Damon’s homer in the larger context of playing in Yankee Stadium. \n”"keywords”:”"”section”:”sports”"sub_section”:”sports”"section_display”:”Sports”"sub_section_display”:”Sports”"byline”:”By William C.
Adrian Chiles BBC sports presenter
guardian.co.uk – Jun 26, 2006
I would use one word to sum up the Sven-Goran Eriksson era: waste. It’s one thing if you don’t have talent at your disposal. But Eriksson had fantastic players. I think the Sven era might have turned out to be the emperor’s new clothes.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
salon.com – Jun 26, 2006
26 2006 | Here’s a soccer prediction: Play a game filled with fouls and yellow and red cards ending up with fewer than 20 players on the field and some newspaper will headline its story “Beautiful Game Turns Ugly. ” After the 1-1 tie between the United States and Italy last week the.
Dallas Morning News | News for Dallas Texas | Sports Columnist Kevin…
Dallas Morning News – Jun 26, 2006
Surrender has become as much a part of French culture as the croissant. As the saying goes: "Raise your right hand if you like the French. Raise both hands if you are French. " But the French whose country and style (save all the smoking) I enjoy have finally found something they absolutely won’t cave in to: evidence that Lance Armstrong is innocent of doping.
… talk: Anita Marks Charm City’s newest sports radio…
Free with registration – Baltimore Sun – AccessMyLibrary.com – Jun 26, 2006
Anita Marks is naked. Not physically naked mind you – although anyone with an Internet connection and a basic understanding of Google can if he’s so inclined see pictures of Marks in little more than her birthday suit – but emotionally naked. To be truly good at sports talk radio you pretty much have to be. You have to share a little piece of yourself every day with your listeners and delicately balance confidence with curiosity and vulnerability. At least that’s the case when you’re the new woman in town which Marks is and you’re trying to be taken seriously in a town that’s dead serious about its sports. n sports talk radio credibility with the listening audience matters… You have to share a little piece of yourself every day with your listeners and delicately balance confidence with curiosity and vulnerability. At least that’s the case when you’re the new woman in town which Marks is and you’re trying to be taken seriously in a town that’s dead serious about its sports. n sports talk radio credibility with the listening audience matters. If you don’t have it you won’t be around very long. And the way Marks sees it the quickest path to on-air credibility isn’t overconfidence nor is it a catchy playground nickname like Mad Dog Nasty or The Brick.
Soccer star Sinclair named top female college athlete – College Sports…
ESPN – Jun 26, 2006
How was it possible that the soccer standout from tinyUniversity of Portland beat out mighty hoopster Seimone Augustusand superstar pitcher Cat sterman for the Honda-Broderick Cup asthe top collegiate female athlete of the year? Even Sinclair found it hard to believe. So she played themessage back and heard the same thing: “Congratulations. You havewon the Honda-Broderick Cup. ” “I think I’m still in shock” Sinclair said Monday when shewas presented the trophy by lympic great Jackie Joyner-Kersee at aceremony at Columbia University. Sinclair set an NCAA season record with 39 goals surpassing themark of 37 set by Lisa Cole of SMU in 1987 and led the Pilots tothe national championship.
