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Monday, May 27, 2002
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Athletics Saraswati Saha clinches gold MANILA, MAY 26.Thailand's Sitthichai Suwaraprateep won gold in the 100-metre men's sprint and his compatriot Reanchai Sriharwong finished next in the third and final leg of the Asian Athletics Grand Prix on Sunday. Suwaraprateep clocked 10.28 ... Chess Swathi loses to Anupama SANGLI, MAY 26International women master Swathi Ghate (5) of LIC, Pune bowed out of the race for the first prize when she went down in just 21 moves against five times national women champion Anupama Gokhale (6) of Bharat Petroleum, Mumbai in the ... Top seeds excel MANGALORE, MAY. 26.Top seeded and FIDE rated Deric Pinto, second seed and national B player Rajashekar and fourth seed Goverdan gave a fine performance on Saturday in the District-level open rapid chess tournament, organised by the New Mangalore ... Other Stories
Cricket Rain wipes out second match also KINGSTON, MAY 26. Heavy rain washed out the second match too of the one-day series between India and the West Indies here. There was no need of an inspection and the formal announcement too was not required, as the Sabina Park resembled a lake, ... Other Stories
Football France enters Euro under-21 final BASEL (SWITZERLAND), MAY 26. France reached the final of the European under-21 football championship after a 2-0 win over host nation Switzerland which was reduced to 10 men for over half of Saturday's first semifinal. Fulham midfielder Steed ... WORLD CUP COUNTDOWN 
Men who Matter: David BeckhamThe last occasion when a `left foot' made so much news was when Jim Sheridan's `My left foot' ruled at the Oscars. That was in the late 80s. Another `left foot' hit the headlines recently... English footballer David Beckham's! The superstar was ... Other Stories
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Coulthard holds off Schumachers to win MonacoMONTE CARLO (MONACO), MAY 26.For nearly two gruelling hours on Sunday, David Coulthard first had Juan Pablo Montoya's BMW just inches from the rear of his own car, then Michael Schumacher's Ferrari. But the Scotsman, whose McLaren hadn't ... Tennis Agassi eyeing eighth Grand Slam crown PARIS, MAY 26.``Conventional'' probably isn't the first word you would choose to describe Andre Agassi. So it shouldn't surprise anyone that after winning one key French Open tune-up he decided to skip another, swallow a $40,000 fine and make ... ITF women's circuit from today CHANDIGARH, MAY 26. It is a domestic circuit, with international points, and Rs. 10 lakhs in prize money. Not a bad deal. The second string Indian women tennis players have enough to fight for in the $ 5,000 ITF circuit, which begins here on ... Bridge Well Knit triumphs CHENNAI, MAY 26. The Commonwealth bridge selection trial matches ended in a triumph for Well Knit, a comparatively newly raised outfit having a galaxy of stalwarts like Sunderram, Sridhar, K. R. Venkataraman, R. Krishnan and Sunit Choksi, led by ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Metro Plus | Business | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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