Federer rolls, Davydenko falls at U.S. Open
Roger Federer rolled into the third round of the U.S. Open on Thursday while sixth seed Nikolay Davydenko lost and Japanese qualifier Kei Nishikori dumped 11th seed Marin Cilic in five grueling sets.
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Jankovic edges Lucic in feisty U.S. Open contest
Number four seed Jelena Jankovic survived a feisty match against Croatia’s Mirjana Lucic with a 6-4 3-6 6-2 victory at the U.S. Open...
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David Beckham hopes to make his return to action in LA Galaxy’s match against Columbus Crew on Sept. 11, the midfielder said on Thursday...
Leak knows Als still Calvillo’s team
It wasn’t the passing of the torch, or anything else remotely as symbolic. The Montreal Alouettes remain Anthony Calvillo’s team — ...
Hall has Eskimos believing in each other
There was a bit of a running gag going around certain e-mail circles on bye week that the reason the palatial Edmonton Eskimos dressing...
Davydenko joins scrap heap at U.S. Open
Russian sixth seed Nikolay Davydenko, twice a U.S. Open semi-finalist, became the latest high-ranked contender ousted at the US Open...
Burke, Choi and Wong named to world amateur team
Cam Burke of New Hamburg, Ont., Albin Choi of Toronto and Eugene Wong of North Vancouver, B.C., will represent Canada at the 2010 ...
Healthy Richmond eyes return to Jays
Scott Richmond spent his 31st birthday flying 4,500 kilometres on the latest leg of his comeback journey.
Wozniacki serves up double bagel
Top seed Caroline Wozniacki of Denmark beat the heat by breezing by Chang Kai-chen of Taiwan in a 6-0 6-0 whitewash on Thursday to...
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