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Jankovic Beats Dementieva at Open for 1st GS Final
NEW YORK--Jelena Jankovic is finally a Grand Slam finalist.
Italian Unions Oppose Visa Freeze
Union officials in Spain say a temporary halt on issuing migrant visas throughout Italy won't help the country's unemployment problem.
Bolt runs 9.77 in cold, wet conditions for win
BRUSSELS, Belgium - Usain Bolt rallied against cold, wind and Asafa Powell to win the 100 meters in 9.77 seconds Friday at the Van Damme Memorial.
U.S. Men's Soccer Wants to Avoid Politics Surrounding Cuba Match
MIAMI _ They had to tell their fans they weren't allowed to travel to see them play, couldn't scout their opponent's last game in person and have seen their foe's roster weakened by defections.

Bills: LT Peters ends holdout, won't play Sunday
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. - The Buffalo Bills said Pro Bowl left tackle Jason Peters will end his holdout and report to the team Saturday morning.
Team dumps logo near buttocks after 70-0 loss
BOISE, Idaho - The Idaho Vandals football team is dumping the letter "I" from the buttocks region of players' new pants following a season-opening 70-0 loss to the Arizona Wildcats.
Roddick, U.S.' Last Open Hope, Loses to Djokovic
Sep. 5--Appearing in need of a GPS devise, an advice columnist or a shrink, Andy Roddick got lost on his way to the U.S. Open semifinals, falling to No.
Djokovic Lets Roddick Have It After Win at Open
Sep. 5--Not only did Novak Djokovic have an answer to Andy Roddick's fastest-serve-on-tour, but he also sent back Roddick's stinging remarks about Djokovic's health with a churlish take-that comment made to Arthur Ashe Stadium fans after Djokovic's 6-2, 6-3, 3-6, 7-6 (5) quarterfinal victory last night.
Position Switch No Problem for Kiwanuka
Sep. 5--Mathias Kiwanuka from the start contended the position switch wasn't such a big deal.

Giants' Burress Gets Big Deal, Has Big Night
Sep. 5--Although he ushered in the 2008 regular season with 10 catches for 133 yards in the Giants' 16-7 victory last night, Plaxico Burress' highlight reel for the day began three hours before kickoff.
As Usual, Jacobs Has Big Impact: As Usual, Jacobs Has Big Impact
Sep. 5--Brandon Jacobs ran for 116 yards, but all anyone wanted to talk about after last night's game was The Hit.
Jaguars' Porter ruled out of opener at Tennessee
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Jaguars receiver Jerry Porter was ruled out of Sunday's season opener at Tennessee because of a hamstring injury.
US Game Makes Football King in Baseball-Crazy Cuba
HAVANA--Light on talent and with little football tradition, Cuba almost certainly won't make the 2010 World Cup.
Newman questionable for Cowboys opener
IRVING, Texas - Dallas Cowboys cornerback Terence Newman is listed as questionable for the season opener at Cleveland.

Food and Drinks Costs at U.S. Open, Mets and Yankees
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US boxing coach Dan Campbell retires
U.S. boxing coach Dan Campbell retired Friday after his attempt to remake the American team backfired in Beijing with its worst showing in Olympic history.
White Sox Slugger to Have Wrist Surgery
Chicago White Sox left fielder Carlos Quentin is slated for surgery Monday on his fractured right wrist and will miss at least three weeks.
Football: Albion's Foreign Legion a Result of Overheated Home Market ; Everton Plead Hardship and Spend Pounds 15 Million on One Player. Tony Mowbray Tells James Peacock What It's Like Operating Below the Relative Poverty Line
If ever proof were needed that football unites more people from all backgrounds and cultures than any other sport then the Premier League could be shown as an example.
Football: Rhyl Sound a Warning to the Rest ; WELSH PREMIER
RHYL boss Allan Bickerstaff said his side will bounce back after Tuesday's League Cup defeat to Welshpool.

Football: Wide Boy Riera is Not Fazed By Holy Grail Quest
I F the Premier League title remains the Holy Grail at Anfield, then the left wing of midfield has become something of a poisoned chalice in recent times.
Alex Takes Rich Route
WORLD Cup qualification campaigns can throw up some unlikely heroes - and Alex Bruce is hoping to follow in Richard Dunne's footsteps in that regard.
Ice Hockey: We Can Take on the Big Guns, Says Campbell
DEREK CAMPBELL says Newcastle Vipers are ready to challenge the big four in the Elite League.
HAIR WE GO ; SLOVAKIA V N. IRELAND RACE FOR SOUTH AFRICA STARTS HERE Cropped George Believes Qualification is On
SHORT cropped hair and late morning stubble framed George McCartney's eyes in Bratislava yesterday.
Golf: Gustav Shaker
GOLF: The remnants of Hurricane Gustav washed out the first day's play at the BMW Championship in St Louis yesterday.

Bobby Dazzlers
Ian Poulter, Paul Casey.
Athletics: Tough Call for Christine
OLYMPIC champion Christine Ohuruogu will face a tough test of her 200 metre credentials when she lines up for the shorter event in the Memorial van Damme meeting in Brussels.
Selection Headache for Mullen
WALSALL head into tomorrow's clash with Leyton Orient at the Banks's Stadium hoping to turn the club's bostin' Black Country Fun Day into a party after hitting some sort of form last week with a 5- 2 thumping of Southend.
Stokes Determined to Prove His Worth
SUNDERLAND manager Roy Keane is ready to sanction loan moves for several of his fringe squad members in the winter months - but striker Anthony Stokes insists he does not want to be one of the players departing.
Rugby Union: We'Ll Do Our Talking on the Pitch, Young Tells Ospreys ; Rugby 2008-09 the Big Kick-Off
DAI YOUNG has vowed his Blues will do their talking on the pitch in response to pre-season "jostling" from regional rivals the Ospreys.

Golf: Europe or America ; Wales Belfry Heroes Split on Who'Ll Win ...
THEIR winning putts have been woven into the illustrious fabric of Ryder Cup history - never to be forgotten.
Cricket: Croft Left Stranded, but Glamorgan Enjoy a Rare First Innings Success
ROBERT Croft rediscovered his batting form as Glamorgan celebrated a rare first innings success before rain brought an early close at Derby.
Deano Stays Upbeat After All the Bad Injury News ; WORLD CUP QUALIFIERS Wales V Azerbaijan, Millennium Stadium, Saturday, 3pm
IT'S an all too familiar scenario - a Wales squad rocked by the withdrawal of key players through injury.
Bad Behaviour Will Feel Full Force of the Law
SUPPORTERS attending Cardiff City's eagerly-anticipated derby clash with Swansea City have been warned they will face 'the full force of the law' if there is any violent behaviour.
Plans in Place for Big Carling Cup Meeting
PREPARATIONS are well under way for one of the most eagerly- anticipated Welsh club games in decades.

Golf: Dinsdale's Home Success ; Price Reckons It Will Be European Woe in Valhalla
RICHARD Dinsdale was brought up at the Newport Golf Club course at Rogerstone and knows every blade of grass.
Galaxy Lacking Stars Ahead of RLS Contest
Carson, CA (Sports Network) - The Los Angeles Galaxy will be hoping to snap a 10-game winless skid on Saturday when the team welcomes Real Salt Lake to the Home Depot Center, however they will have to do so without a number of star players.
K.C. Acquires Forward Thompson From FC Dallas
Kansas City, KS (Sports Network) - The Kansas City Wizards acquired forward Abe Thompson from FC Dallas on Friday for allocation money.
Swans Place Cup Ticket Limit on City Fans
SWANSEA CITY will welcome less than half of the allowed number of Cardiff City supporters for the eagerly-anticipated Carling Cup Welsh derby.
Colleges Briefly
Elizabethtown's women's team is ranked 18th in this week's National Soccer Coaches Association of America/adidas Division III poll.

Blue Crabs Strike Late; Stay In Race ; Barnstormers Erupt In Seventh To Beat 'Stormers, 10-4
After a lengthy interview process, Opening Day Partners - which owns both teams - decided to send Hobson south and give him the difficult task of building a first-year team.