The News Review:
- BBC SPRT / GET INVLVED
- Thailand Sports Long History of Coups
- A daily glance inside the numbers from the world of sports:
- TV SPRTS; Network Is Counting on Fans to Pay a Lot for a Little
- Sports Briefing: Horse Racing College Football Baseball and Track…
- Monday’s Sports Transactions
- Sports Briefs: Clarett gets 71/2 years
BBC SPRT / GET INVLVED
BBC News – Sep 19, 2006
The winner was 15-year-old Will Gallimore who spent the day in press conferences and out on the course. Having spoken to some of the biggest names in golf here’s his look ahead to next week’s Ryder Cup. By Will GallimoreThe Ryder Cup once again promises to capture the imagination of sports fans everywhere as the USA and Europe battle it out for the most sought-after prize in golf. The chance to make that winning putt which sends one team into a state of ecstasy and breaks the hearts of their opponents excites players from both sides and even those not involved.
Thailand Sports Long History of Coups
Washington Post – Sep 19, 2006
But when the military made its move to take over the government Tuesday it came as no surprise that Gen. Sondhi Boonyaratkalin was in charge.
A daily glance inside the numbers from the world of sports:
ESPN – Sep 19, 2006
By Elias Sports Bureau Inc. Special to ESPN InsiderA daily glance inside the numbers from the world of sports:MLB• ne last take on the madness at Dodger Stadium on Monday night when the Dodgers hit four consecutive solo home runs to tie the Padres in the bottom of the ninth then outscored San Diego 2-1 in the 10th inning to regain first place in the NL West. Padres manager Bruce Bochy bypassed all-time NL saves leader.
TV SPRTS; Network Is Counting on Fans to Pay a Lot for a Little
New York Times – Sep 19, 2006
The network is overselling the value of its eight-game Thursday-and-Saturday schedule which will not begin until Thanksgiving. It is clearly in love with what it is offering. You can tell by what it is charging.
Sports Briefing: Horse Racing College Football Baseball and Track…
New York Times – Sep 19, 2006
The trainer Greg Gilchrist noticed Lost in the Fog a 4-year-old was in pain after their morning walk Sunday at Golden Gate Fields in Berkeley Calif. Gilchrist consulted with doctors and Lost in the Fog was euthanized that evening. “The cancer was just too far advanced and we couldn’t get it turned around” Gilchrist said.
Monday’s Sports Transactions
USA Today – Sep 19, 2006
Signed a player development contract with the Arizona Diamondbacks for two years. American AssociationFRT WRTH CATS-Released RHP Steve Wilkerson and C Kris Zacuto. Can-Am LeagueBRCKTN RX-Sent F John Schmitz to Sioux Falls of the American Association and LHP Chris Trevino to El Paso of the American Association to complete earlier trades. QUEBEC CAPITALES-Released C Bud Woodruff.
Sports Briefs: Clarett gets 71/2 years
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – Pittsburgh Post Gazette – Sep 19, 2006
If his lockup ends on the earliest possible date Clarett who struck an unexpected plea deal yesterday for robbery and concealed weapons charges will be all of 26 years old. His 8-week-old daughter who was present for his sentencing in Columbus hio will not yet have turned 4. “It’s in a range that will allow him to get his life back together after his release” prosecutor Ron ‘Brien said. Judge David Fais announced the agreement on the day Clarett’s aggravated robbery trial was to begin.
