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Busch wins Homestead, captures 2nd championship
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Montreal Impact has hired a big name as new head coach: Thierry Henry
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Harvick clinches Miami berth with win at Texas
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NEW TIGER TOME: Golfer Woods a 'cheapskate' 'narcissist'
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Truex wins at Martinsville, clinches Championship 4 spot
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'She lit up the room': Friends, family remember, mourn curler Aly Jenkins
Rain halts Talladega race after Byron wins Stage 1
Sunday's 1000Bulbs.com 500 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race at Talladega Superspeedway has been postponed until Monday because of rain and impending darkness in eastern Alabama. The race, the second in the Playoffs' Round of 12, was red flagged ...
PATRICK JOHNSON: Canada aims to use 20-year-old power, thump Namibia in Rugby World Cup
The last time Canada and Namibia squared off at the Rugby World Cup, there was a whole lot on the line for the Canadians — a potential spot in the playoff rounds. On Oct. 14, 1999, Canada tackled Namibia in Toulouse, the final match for Pool ...
Rugby World Cup: Canada vs. Namibia on standby as bigger tilts face cancellation
A massive typhoon is headed for Japan and crucial games scheduled for this weekend have either been cancelled or are under threat of being called off. While the Australia vs. Georgia match scheduled for Friday in Shizuoka will go ahead, World ...
Rugby World Cup: Canadian sees red, apologizes to South Africans post-match
Canada’s Josh Larsen was kicked out of Tuesday’s Rugby World Cup match against South Africa for foul play. Larsen, 25, threw himself against a prone Thomas du Toit, while the South African was trying to win the ball off the ground in a ...
Canada falls to South Africa at Rugby World Cup
It’s always a special occasion when an athlete faces the team he or she grew up idolizing. DTH van der Merwe got to live that experience on Tuesday. Born and raised in South Africa until his family emigrated to Regina when he was 15, van der ...
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Rugby World Cup: What happened when the lights went out in Port Elizabeth
The Canada vs. South Africa match in 1995 at Boet Eramus Stadium in Port Elizabeth, South Africa, is best remembered for the brawl that broke out in the second half. But there was also another, less-remembered, incident that day. With the ...
Larson ends 75-race winless drought with Dover victory
Mired in a two-plus-year winless streak, Kyle Larson has had to dig and claw his way through the last three Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs. But on Sunday, the Chip Ganassi Racing driver earned himself a chance to breathe easy for a week or ...
PGA TOUR: Canadian Nick Taylor leads in Vegas
LAS VEGAS – The only fairway Nick Taylor missed on Thursday at the Shriners Hospitals for Children Open was at the short par-four 15th. That’s because he drove the green on the 315-yard hole and made a five-foot eagle putt. It was that ...
BARNES: Record-breaker Sage Watson eyes world championship medal in 400-metre hurdles
If Sage Watson is to win a world championship medal on Friday in Qatar, she’ll probably need to lower the Canadian record she chased for years and will have owned for just 48 hours. It’s the quintessential ...
Scott Stinson: From Toronto to New York to Beijing, the Bianca Andreescu train keeps on rolling
Sofia Kenin is not exactly a tennis superstar. A 20-year-old American who is 16th in the WTA rankings, she has won some lesser titles this season and has lost as many Grand Slam matches in her young career as she has won. But there is also one ...
