Body of climber John Arum found in North Cascades; son of boxing promoter Bob Arum
George Tibbits, The Associated Press
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SEATTLE - Searchers spotted the body of the son of Hall of Fame boxing promoter Bob Arum on a rugged Washington state mountainside Friday afternoon, five days after they began looking for him in North Cascades National Park, authorities said. The body belonging to John Arum, an experienced mountain
AL Roundup: A look at Friday's games
The Canadian Press
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A bit of drama between pitcher Matt Garza and manager Joe Maddon was about the only sore spot for the Tampa Bay Rays in yet another victory over Baltimore. Garza (14-7) gave up one run and five hits in 5 2-3 innings in Tampa Bay's 4-1 victory Friday night. It was an extension of an outstanding Augus
Friday's Scoreboard
The Canadian Press
4 Sep, 2010 0 0
Here are the sports results for Friday: CFL B.C. 38 Montreal 17 < -- American League Baseball N.Y. Yankees 7 Toronto 3 Tampa Bay 4 Baltimore 1< Detroit 9 Kansas City 5 (11 innings) Minnesota 4 Texas 3 < Seattle 1 Cleveland 0 < Oakland 8 L.A. Angels 0< Chicago White Sox at Boston (postponed, threat o
Isner, Querrey move into US Open's 3rd round; Harrison comes close but doesn't
Howard Fendrich, The Associated Press
4 Sep, 2010 0 0
NEW YORK, N.Y. - On his way to victory at Louis Armstrong Stadium on Friday, John Isner, could hear the wild cheering and chanting going on at the adjacent Grandstand in support of fellow American Ryan Harrison, a qualifier who was the lowest-ranked and youngest player still in the tournament. Isner
Lions end seven-game losing run with 38-17 win, hand Alouettes rare home defeat
Bill Beacon, The Canadian Press
4 Sep, 2010 0 0
MONTREAL - The two-month losing streak is finally over for the B.C. Lions. Casey Printers threw a pair of touchdown passes before leaving the game with leg cramps in the third quarter as the Lions (2-7) ended a seven-game losing run with a 38-17 victory Friday over the Alouettes and a rare win by a
Johnson makes a strong statement before storms arrive at Deutsche Bank
Doug Ferguson, The Associated Press
4 Sep, 2010 0 0
NORTON, Mass. - Zach Johnson and Jason Day beat up on the course and beat the weather at the Deutsche Bank Championship. For Tiger Woods, it was the other way around. Johnson strengthened his Ryder Cup case Friday by rolling in putts from everywhere in easy scoring conditions ahead of Hurricane Earl
NL Roundup: A look at Friday's games
The Canadian Press
4 Sep, 2010 0 0
The Milwaukee Brewers ended up giving Cole Hamels all the run support he would need. The left-hander dominated over seven innings and the Philadelphia Phillies capitalized on a Milwaukee miscue to score the only run they would need in a 1-0 victory over the Brewers on Friday night. Hamels (9-10) mad
Thursday's Scoreboard
The Canadian Press
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Here are the sports results for Thursday: American League Baseball Detroit 10 Minnesota 9 (13 innings)< N.Y. Yankees 5 Oakland 0 Boston 6 Baltimore 4< Cleveland 6 Seattle 3< -- National League Baseball N.Y. Mets 4 Atlanta 2< Philadelphia 12 Colorado 11 -- NFL Exhibition Detroit 28 Buffalo 23 < Cinci
Arsenal boss pledges support as president of 2011 Homeless World Cup in Paris
Jerome Pugmire, The Associated Press
3 Sep, 2010 0 0
PARIS - Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger hopes his role as organizing committee president for next year's Homeless World Cup in Paris raises awareness of those he fears are being increasingly excluded from society. The 2011 event will take place in August, with matches to be played at the picturesque C
Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez confirms that he and agent Scott Boras have split
The Associated Press
3 Sep, 2010 0 0
NEW YORK, N.Y. - Alex Rodriguez and longtime agent Scott Boras have split. The New York Yankees slugger said Friday that he and Boras had "a good run," but he no longer needs some of the things he needed 20 years ago. It's unlikely that Rodriguez will have to negotiate another contract during his pl
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