dimanche 31 janvier 2016

From Namath to Norwood, dramatic moments enter Super Bowl lore

(Reuters) - From Joe Namath raising his finger toward the sky to David Tyree’s “Helmet Catch”, the Super Bowl is a history book of indelible moments that lead to next Sunday's 50th edition.


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Super Bowl stumbles into San Francisco's haves vs have-nots divide

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - As San Francisco embarks on elaborate festivities for Super Bowl 50 this week, some in the city aren't in a mood to celebrate.











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Germany win Euro gold, qualify for Olympic Games

KRAKOW, POLAND (Reuters) - Germany qualified for the 2016 Olympic Games men's handball tournament after winning their second European championship with an impressive 24-17 victory over favorites Spain in Sunday's final.


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Track and field must be rebuilt -former athletics world champion

WINSTON-SALEM, North Carolina (Reuters) - Athletics' crisis-hit governing body needs to be completely restructured, but IAAF president Sebastian Coe should be given the chance to lead the reforms, former world hurdles champion David Oliver has told Reuters.











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Cookson confirms motor found on bike in new cycling storm

(Reuters) - Cycling was being forced to confront a new controversy on Sunday after the sport's head confirmed the first top-level case of "technological fraud" with a hidden motor being found on a Belgian cyclist's bike.


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Song and Spieth to finish Singapore shootout on Monday

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - World number one Jordan Spieth and South Korean Song Young-han will return on Monday to complete their battle for the Singapore Open title after stormy weather agonizingly stopped play at the climax of their final rounds.


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Fukuoka and Doha to host swimming world championships

(Reuters) - The Japanese city of Fukuoka will host the 2021 world aquatics championships and Doha, the capital of Qatar, will stage the 2023 edition, the International Swimming Federation (FINA) announced on Sunday.


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