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For Murray, Another U.S. Open, Another Early Exit
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/zMnSRyLFitQ/06tennis.html
Stanislas Wawrinka, the 25th seed, was the one who pounced on Andy Murray’s weaknesses this time.



The Long Road to Becoming a Lifer
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/yW1GwBlmICg/06norman.html
Dick Norman of Belgium, the tour’s oldest player at 39, has turned to doubles to stay close to the game he loves.



Rockies 4, Padres 2: Stumbling Through N.L. Pennant Race, Padres Search for Their Swagger
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/emmtlMLd2d0/06padres.html
After a 4-2 loss to Colorado, San Diego had its once-commanding lead in the National League West trimmed to a game and a half before Sunday night.



Blue Jays 7, Yankees 3: Rodriguez Back in Lineup, But Other Concerns Persist
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/RfpRTRhT5SA/06yankees.html
Alex Rodriguez was in the lineup for the first time since Aug. 20 and beat out a slow groundball for an infield hit.



Mets 18, Cubs 5: After Offense Puts on a Show, The Mets Talk Of Bowing Out
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/HZpGDBVNo2A/06mets.html
The Mets, who have struggled to score runs all season, set season highs for runs (18) and hits (21), and took advantage of the sloppy Cubs.



Uncommon Path Led Russia’s Coach All Over the World
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/uR53gOyyjVM/06coach.html
Russia Coach David Blatt grew up outside Boston and played at Princeton before moving to Israel and coaching teams throughout Europe.



In the Heat Of Camp, The Hunger Of Faith
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/MvdHdi9qIAk/06fasting.html
Minnesota Vikings defensive back Husain Abdullah is a Muslim who fasts during Ramadan, despite the physical demands of the preseason.



In Blue Ridge Mountains, a Steady Climb to the Top
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/LnSh5ZOHEvw/06vatech.html
Virginia Tech is reaping the rewards of hiring Frank Beamer in 1987, and of having the patience to let him build a winner.



After Big Shots All Around, Day’s Lead Holds at One
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/FIytDt0b9as/06golf.html
Jason Day’s record 17-under-par led Brandt Snedeker in the Deutsche Bank Championship.



Cricket: Pakistan’s Cricket Team Hit With Fresh Allegations
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/_psyeQ6GKtI/06iht-CRICKET.html
The team held an emergency meeting after The News of the World reported that a fourth player was being investigated over match-rigging allegations.



Global Soccer: Europe's Sick Men of Soccer Still Ailing
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/yPz5U4Jazws/06iht-SOCCER.html
Barely two months after a disappointing World Cup in South Africa, the French, the English and the Italians still struggle with the form, the fitness and the fidelity expected of major soccer nations.



Slovenia Routs Australia and Will Face Turkey
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/0tEZ4Khj38I/06fiba.html
Jaka Lokovic scored 19 points and Slovenia hit 16 of 33 3-pointers to eliminate Australia on Sunday in the Round of 16 at the basketball world championships in Istanbul.



For Ellis, a Long, Strange Trip to a No-Hitter
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/8eupB50XSjA/05nohitter.html
An increase in the number of no-hitters this season in the major leagues has refocused the attention of some on Dock Ellis’s 1970 gem, which he said he threw while on LSD.



Prospect for Knicks Is a Surprise for Russia
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/0BTuw1jJo0A/05basketball.html
The story of Timofey Mozgov, who signed with the Knicks in July, belies that of a typical player in Russia, which tends to usher top young players to pro teams and coddle them.



Woods Has an Up Day but Is Still Far Behind
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/axyikAH9SeE/05woods.html
Tiger Woods shot a bogey-free round of six under par Saturday at the Deutsche Bank Championship.



Michigan 30, Connecticut 10: At Michigan, a Day of Record Numbers
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/LJu0hGDd1fU/05michigan.html
The sophomore quarterback Denard Robinson gained 383 total yards in leading the Wolverines to victory over Connecticut.



N.F.L. Roundup: Leinart, With Career Full of Disappointment, Is Now Without Team
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/oEDaVuNYzIY/05nfl.html
Four years after selecting him with the 10th overall pick in the draft, the Arizona Cardinals released quarterback Matt Leinart.



Cubs 5, Mets 3: Mejia Shows Inexperience And Promise In a Defeat
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/KTK3S6oIVe8/05mets.html
The Mets lost as Jenrry Mejia made his first major league start and catcher Mike Nickeas made his major league debut.



N.H.L. Approves Devils’ Revised Deal With Kovalchuk
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/fWktjXWAmgk/05devils.html
The N.H.L. approved Ilya Kovalchuk’s 15-year, $100 million contract with the Devils early Saturday.



Soccer Roundup: French Team Scorched After a Loss to Belarus
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/PpcpUmzJFIc/05soccer.html
France continued to stumble on the soccer field after losing to visiting Belarus on Friday in a Euro 2012 qualifying match.



Qatar Offers New Technology and Aggressive Pitch in World Cup Bid
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/sk1GdG9UYoU/05worldcup.html
Qatar is promising innovations to beat the heat and to loosen social constraints in the Muslim country if it wins the right to host the 2022 World Cup.



Ryder List in Pocket, and Close to Vest
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/qZefIF0SF_o/05ryder.html
Corey Pavin, at the Deutsche Bank Championship, says he is trying to encourage without raising expectations as he talks to players.



Day and Snedeker Lead After Second Round at Deutsche Bank
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/A9XsgPtb53k/05golf.html
Jason Day and Brandt Snedeker both wound up with a share of the lead at the Deutsche Bank Championship, despite rain showers and breezy conditions.



The Fans Cheer Loudly, but Blake Goes Quietly
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/-TOurJvF6uA/05night.html
Novak Djokovic eliminated the crowd favorite James Blake in straight sets at a blustery Arthur Ashe Stadium.



Prospering in a Recession, The Open Bucks a Trend
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/mCz3OqV_ZUY/05openbiz.html
As corporate sponsors have cut their marketing budgets, they have focused their spending on fewer but more trusted events.



Simon Will Meet New Son — as Soon as He Loses
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/72S_TVRP8cA/05simon.html
Gilles Simon has put himself back into the third round of the United States Open.



Roundup: For an Encore, Texas Christian Starts With a Hard-Fought Win
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/WTCUL2O9JrQ/05colleges.html
Coach Urban Meyer presented an anemic offense, the one quarterback John Brantley had hoped to “keep rolling” after waiting three years behind Tim Tebow.



Notre Dame 23, Purdue 12: With Crowd on His Side, Kelly Wins Irish Debut
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/5-DoTxd4wMw/05irish.html
Notre Dame’s new coach, Brian Kelly, has been heralded as a savior for a proud program that went 16-21 over the previous three years.



L.S.U. 30, North Carolina 24: Short-Handed Tar Heels Rally but Fall Short
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/rgJ7Rud4q40/05unc.html
The 18th-ranked Tar Heels trailed by 30-10 going into the fourth quarter but rallied and almost pulled out a stunning victory.



East Roundup: West Virginia Wins Opener With Defense and Patience
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/FfReDT7-S_s/05east.html
Quarterback Geno Smith led the offense to a strong second half as No. 25 West Virginia recorded its first shutout since 2005.



Serbia 73, Croatia 72: Spain Tops Greece In Round of 16
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/A2YdJZ4nWaY/05fiba.html
Oklahoma City Thunder center Nenad Krstic had 16 points and Aleksander Rasic scored 5 points in the last 21 seconds to help Serbia edge Croatia.



In the N.F.L. on Fourth Down, Romer Says Go for It
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/aDMrtPTEjb4/05romer.html
When it comes to fourth-down plays in the N.F.L., a California economist and professor asserts that coaches are far too conservative.



A High-Tech Showplace Fulfills a Vision for the Jets
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/O9kkHiE5YPI/05jets.html
In New Meadowlands Stadium, the Jets have something they haven’t had for a quarter century: a true home field.



Giants’ Tuck Is Starting to Spread the Word
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/DHp9BVdXlys/05giants.html
The defensive lineman Justin Tuck is filling a leadership void in unit that allowed the third-most points in the N.F.L. last season.



Coaches Take More Risks, but Perhaps Not Enough
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/trouzKYyBhk/05risk.html
N.F.L. coaches are slowly coming around to research that extols the benefits of taking chances more often.



Sports of The Times: Bustling Booth Becomes Waypoint in Ashe’s Legacy
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/fzthy1dqMhM/05sotopen.html
Leslie Allen sells T-shirts and souvenirs for the Arthur Ashe Endowment, but mostly she tries to keep his memory alive.



On Baseball: Hoping to Dust Off a Crown Unworn Since 1967
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/nu0A3zPKbaQ/05reds.html
The Triple Crown has happened 13 times since 1900, but not since Carl Yastrzemski batted .326 with 44 homers and 121 R.B.I.



Extra Bases: As Veterans Leave, Astros Establish a Younger Core
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/ZSMc1QowbGE/05bases.html
The Astros traded Roy Oswalt and Lance Berkman this season and have installed a group of younger players who have helped revitalize the club.



Sports of The Times: The Most Crucial Battles Will Be Off the Field
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/_goE9AfvvX4/05vecsey.html
The N.F.L., with falling franchise values, and its players, facing a lockout in 2011, are running out of time to find common ground.



Old Coaches Reside at Intersection of Life and Football
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/IOqAteMxTeo/05bryant.html
Joe Paterno leads Penn State into a game at Alabama, home of the legendary coach Bear Bryant.



Nadal Has No Problem Riding Federer-Endorsed Vans
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/Rwct11Ydj_4/
Rafael Nadal refuted a published report that he has refused to ride in the vehicles that bear Federer's likeness.



For Older Players, 30 Is More Than a Score
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/TOeipMQRMn4/
The older players at the Open have shown that with age comes a certain craftiness, much appreciated by fans.



Analysis: How Nadal Can Win in New York
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/VqEf6b4-kW4/
How Nadal can adapt to the Open's hard court to win his first title in Flushing Meadows.



For Nevada Quarterback, an Arm That's Almost Too Good
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/iuv2NCXkp1s/
Colin Kaepernick was a pitcher in high school and was drafted by the Chicago Cubs in 2009 even though he had not played organized baseball for three years.



Forcier Unhappy After Not Playing for Michigan
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/CTbIRnTbFnU/
Tate Forcier seemed to hint that he was contemplating transferring, though he father denied that would happen.



L.S.U.'s Dual Threat Puts on a Show
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/io14zPyjuw4/
Patrick Peterson is an all-American candidate at quarterback and a very dangerous kick returner.



N.F.L. Preview: A.F.C. South
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/d5_5fIfgGRc/
As long as Peyton Manning is upright, the Colts are a Super Bowl contender.



N.F.L. Preview: A.F.C. West
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/oU4Dsn2Fx3A/
When will the rest of the A.F.C. West give the Chargers a run for the division title? Not this year.



N.F.L. Preview: A.F.C. North
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/c92OMw3WH_k/
For a change, it appears that the Ravens have plenty of offense. The question is whether their defense will hold up.



Santana Throws Off Mound but Will Miss Start
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/kmw7owh5IoM/
Johan Santana threw off the mound, then later the Mets said he would miss his next start. The rookie Dillon Gee will starter instead on Tuesday at Washington.



Rodriguez Returns to Yankees' Lineup
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/y0618iYpXgs/
Alex Rodriguez was back at third base for the first time since Aug. 20, but Nick Swisher missed his third consecutive game.



Vazquez Upset With Early Exit
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/IKydmpCVxfI/
The Yankees won their eighth straight game, but Javier Vazquez struggled in his return to the rotation and was removed in the fifth inning.



Double Eagle Lifts Singh Into Contention
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/8pgEJ-7KSHM/
For the second time in two years, a player has scored a double-eagle on the second hole at T.P.C. Boston during the Deutsche Bank Championship. This time it was Vijay Singh.



Some Tips for the Fall and Winter
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/3mcH08LLwD4/
Ever wonder if new golf balls bought on sale in September will still be as good as new the following spring or summer? Ever wonder if new balls bought two or three years ago have lost any of their distance or performance capabilities?



It Turns Out That Good Putting Really Is Child's Play
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/HldZ0hl3X4U/
Eric Alpenfels, the director of instruction at the Pinehurst Golf Academy in North Carolina, has spent hundreds of hours researching how average golfers putt.



Liberty to Move to Newark During 3-Year Garden Renovation
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/MnqwcZOHNpM/
The Liberty is moving to Newark for the next three seasons while Madison Square Garden is being renovated.



For Rubio and N.B.A., Nothing Is Certain
source: http://feeds1.nytimes.com/~r/nyt/rss/Sports/~3/4euMmBGITIA/
The Spanish star Ricky Rubio could come to the United States in 2011, but a looming N.B.A. lockout complicates the situation.






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