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For the second consecutive weekend, sailboat races were cancelled at Channel Islands and Ventura harbors. One race was cancelled because of stormy conditions, and the other so that racers could attend memorial services for a recently deceased sailor.
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Waterfronts: Funeral of sailor cancels races
World Superbikes champion Carlos Checa recovered from a crash in the first race to easily win the second on the season-opening weekend for the international motorcycle series at Phillip Island on Sunday. The Spanish veteran passed Jonathan Rea on the fifth lap to move into the lead for good in the 22-lap race.
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Checa, Biaggi win opening races at Phillip Island
Alexis Pinturault of France and American Julia Mancuso dominated parallel slalom World Cup races on a giant ramp in Moscow on Tuesday — the only city event on the Alpine circuit this season. Pinturault edged Felix Neureuther of Germany by 0.17 seconds in the second run of the final to claim his first career World Cup title.
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Pinturault, Mancuso win parallel slalom WCup races
Isaiah Canaan scored 17 of his 23 points in the second half and senior Donte Poole added 11 as Murray State (No. 14 ESPN/USA Today, No
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Murray St. races out to lead, tops Saint Mary's
Isaiah Canaan scored 17 of his 23 points in the second half and senior Donte Poole added 11 as No. 16 Murray State beat No. 21 Saint Mary's 65-51 on Saturday night for its most convincing win to date over a nationally recognized opponent.
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No. 16 Murray St. races past No. 21 Saint Mary's
MU left OSU inhaling its fumes early in the second half on the way to an 83-65 thrashing.
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Mizzou races past Oklahoma State
ASHLAND — Southern Oregon erupted for 30 points in the first 10 minutes of the second half and turned a two-point halftime advantage into a 20-point lead in an 87-70 victory over Northwest in Cascade Conference women's basketball Friday at Bob Riehm Arena.
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SOU races past Northwest in second half
Harness racing fans will be treated to another top day of racing this Sunday afternoon when the Young harness racing club conduct the second of their January meetings.
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Prominent races feature on Sunday
• Scot triumphs over Frenchman 6-1, 6-4, 6-4 • Murray will play Michael Llodra in third round Andy Murray keeps his eye on a very pleasing boulevard leading to the semi-finals of the Australian Open after disposing of his first French opponent, Edouard Roger-Vasselin, in straight sets in a little under two hours in the second round. The next Frenchman for him is Michael Llodra on Saturday.
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