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Shahar Pe'er faces Venus Williams (Jewish Ledger) She may have lost to third-seeded Venus Williams in the semi-finals, but nonetheless, her performance in the Barclays Dubai Tennis Championship left Israel's Shahar Pe'er with more than a little to smile about. PIAA Girls Basketball Playoffs: Cardinal O’Hara to lean on seniors (Delaware County Daily Times) MARPLE — The talking commenced shortly before Cardinal O’Hara coach Linus McGinty called his team together for a meeting that would signal the beginning of practice Wednesday afternoon. Joe Brogger Sr., longtime community volunteer and businessman, dies at 88 (The Kalamazoo Gazette) ohn Joseph "Joe" Brogger Sr. was a man of many talents, whether it be on the football field or tennis courts, in the board room or simply serving others. Brogger died Tuesday in Hickory Corners, surrounded by family. He was 88. Wong set to make his name in international circuit (The Star) COLIN Wong Wei Ming is a tennis champion in the making. The youngster has made tremendous progress in the sport and is currently ranked fifth in the Under-14 age group in Asia. Pahadia inaugurates computer lab in GJUST (New Kerala) Hisar, March 11 : Governor of Haryana and Chancellor of the Guru Jambheshwar University of Science and Technology, Hisar Jagannath Pahadia inaugurated computer laboratory in the Academic Staff College and newly-constructed E-type houses in the University here today. CitySide Tickets, Inc. to Enter Multibillion-Dollar MMA Industry (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance) BOSTON----CitySide Tickets, Inc. , which owns and operates www.CitySidetickets.com, a nationwide event ticket purchasing venue that caters to a diverse selection of popular theater, music, and sporting events, today announces that the company will be forming CitySide Entertainment for the purpose of promoting and sponsoring Mixed Martial Arts events. BMW regarded as solid tuneup for Sony Ericsson (Miami Herald) The world's most famous tennis players don't get to South Florida until later this month for the Sony Ericsson Open on Key Biscayne, but an impressive list of top-50 players could be showing up in town next week for the BMW Tennis Championships in Sunrise, a $125,000 challenger strategically sandwiched between Indian Wells and the Sony Ericsson. Photos about Rainer Zobel (Mail and Guardian) Triumphant Rafael Nadal of Spain celebrates his victory over Rainer Schuettler of Germany 6-1, 7-6, 6-4, in a Wimbledon semifinal on Friday. (Julian Finney, AFP) Images: Tendulkar, Sania 'most influential' (rediff.com) Several Indian sportspersons were felicitated at an awards function organized by Sports Illustrated magazine in Mumbai on Monday. India's top sportspersons felicitated in Mumbai (Calcutta News) Several Indian sportspersons were felicitated here at an awards function.
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| Top tennis players to raise funds for Haiti (Reuters via Yahoo! News) |
| Roger Federer and former tennis greats Pete Sampras, Martina Navratilova and Steffi Graf will play in exhibition matches on Friday to raise money for victims of the Haiti earthquake. |
| Hingis to face Serena in World Team Tennis (Sports Illustrated) |
| NEW YORK (AP) -- Martina Hingis will face top-ranked Serena Williams and two former No. 1 players in World Team Tennis competition. |
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