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Wednesday, May 29, 2002
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Athletics Usha School of Athletics to be inaugurated KOZHIKODE, MAY 28.Dreams never die. They just change hands. you fail to realise your dream to be a Test cricketer, you try hard to make your son one. When P.T. Usha couldn't quite win an Olympic medal — she came as close it to as possible ... Chess 
Venkatesh, Ganguly in leadBANGALORE, MAY 28.M.R. Venkatesh and S.S. Ganguly led with five points each at the conclusion of the fifth round in the National rapid chess championship at the Koramangala Indoor Stadium here on Tuesday. In the fifth round, Venkatesh defeated ... Other Stories
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Indians look to salvage prideBRIDGETOWN, MAY 28. The teams left rain behind and flew into a cloudy Barbados but the forecast held welcome news for the third one-day match of the series on Wednesday after the first two were washed out in Kingston over the weekend. Sun has ... Football 
Will the Scolari 'shield' work for Brazil?ULSAN (SOUTH KOREA), MAY 28. As the only four-time winner of the World Cup, Brazil has a good idea what life is like in the fishbowl of soccer's biggest show. And that's just what coach Luiz Felipe Scolari wants to avoid. Scolari is trying to ... WORLD CUP COUNTDOWN 
Men who matter: Zinedine ZidaneWhoosh! What a goal! The ball entered the cage like a laser-guided missile, a shot of breathtaking quality from an awesome player. That was the astonishing strike from France and Real Madrid's Zinedine Zidane, that sunk Bayer Laverkusen in this ... Other Stories
Tennis Big jump for Vijay Kannan CHANDIGARH, MAY 28. National hardcourt champion Vijay Kannan had a jump of 514 places on the ATP computer following his fine showing in the recent ITF Satellite circuit. The Southern Railway employee, Vijay has moved to 689 in the world with ... Gaudenzi knocks out Sampras; Seles survives a scare PARIS, MAY 28.Monica Seles lost her first five games, regrouped after a long rain delay and pulled away to beat Angeles Montolio in the first round of the French Open on Tuesday. Seles, who has never failed to make the quarterfinals in her ... Other Stories
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