The News Review:
- MTR SPRTS Kenseth has a chance to reach racing milestone
- Public Weighs In n Neville Island Sports Complex
- Sports of The Times McAdoo Provides Marbury a Template
- Pistons Automotion dancer Chelsey Buhler splashes into Sports …
- 99-year-old sports great saw potential when society said no
- Sports Beat: Golf still not out of Woods
- San Jose’s East Side high schools consider plan to save sports
MTR SPRTS Kenseth has a chance to reach racing milestone
San Francisco Chronicle
tmpl –>(02-28) 18:19 PST –After a winless season former NASCAR champion Matt Kenseth simply wanted to be competitive again. He got his wish and then some.
Public Weighs In n Neville Island Sports Complex
MSNBC
- Authorities discussed Saturday transforming what is now a brown field into an 80-acre sports complex where citizens can play anything from soccer to rugby to cricket. The meeting on Neville Island garnered public input about the $15 million project that would cut across Robinson Township Coraopolis and Moon Township. County Executive Dan norato said fundraising will begin soon on the giant sports complex which may be called Montour Junction. norato and other county leaders shared their vision and heard from residents who live nearby. Story continues below ?advertisement |.
Sports of The Times McAdoo Provides Marbury a Template
New York Times
You hit a shot then another. You stole the ball. You made a nifty pass to the open man. And here is your new teammate strutting onto the court pointing at you ordering you back to your seat.
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Pistons Automotion dancer Chelsey Buhler splashes into Sports …
Detroit Free Press
See instructions for fixing the problem. Pistons Automotion dancer Chelsey Buhler splashes into Sports Illustrated’s swimsuit editionBY PATRICIA MNTEMURRI • FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER• March 1 2009.
99-year-old sports great saw potential when society said no
Detroit Free Press
See instructions for fixing the problem. 99-year-old sports great saw potential when society said noBY J-ANN BARNAS • FREE PRESS SPRTS WRITER• March 1 2009.
Sports Beat: Golf still not out of Woods
The News Herald
Same for you Ross Fisher. Tiger would want it that way. Much less the PGA which has anxiously awaited Woods’ return during a sour economy and let’s not forget NBC this weekend. The only thing more deflated than the field for Sunday’s stirring finish of the Accenture Match Play Championshiop will be the television ratings.
San Jose’s East Side high schools consider plan to save sports
San Jose Mercury News
Superintendent Bob Nuñez will recommend to the school board Monday cutting $2 million from athletics by reducing athletic directors charging students $100 each year to play and eliminating transportation to away games. The one big casualty: water sports — but all other sports programs would be spared. To avoid further cuts students and parents will have to raise nearly $1. 7 million by selling coupon books sports memorabilia and tickets to the San Jose Earthquakes soccer and akland Raiders football games. “I believe we are going to have an athletic plan the question is what it will look like. It definitely will not look like this year” Nuñez said.
