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    RUGBY WORLD CUP: Pumas gatecrash French party in Paris

    OOH LA LA: The tournament hosts' surprise defeat came after a colorful opening ceremony at the Stade de France, complete with music, dancing and rugby legends
    Argentina gatecrashed France's World Cup party on Friday when they kicked off the six-week marathon with a stunning 17-12 upset over the hosts in front of 80,000 people in the Stade de France.

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    RUGBY WORLD CUP: All Blacks thrash Italy in Marseille

    Hot tournament favorites New Zealand got their World Cup campaign off to the ideal start at the Stade Velodrome with a scintillating 76-14 rout of Pool C rivals Italy.

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    RUGBY WORLD CUP: Springboks ready for opening clash with skint Samoans

    HAVES AND HAVE NOTS: South Africa have an enviable record against a Samoan side who got a shock when they found out how expensive Paris is
    Former champions South Africa will look to hammer home their credentials as potential tournament winners by beating two-time quarter-finalists Samoa at the Parc des Princes today in their World Cup opener.

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    RUGBY WORLD CUP: Last minute deal leads to resumption of coverage

    International news agencies resumed coverage of the Rugby World Cup on Friday -- just 90 minutes before the opening match of the tournament -- after progress in negotiations with the sport's governing body over media restrictions.

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    Spain blow out Greece in Euros

    DEATH BY THREES: The Spaniards buried their opponents in the first half with 3-point shots, racing out to a 45-24 lead as the Greek defense went soft
    Spain routed Greece 76-58 on Friday in the second stage of the European Championship.

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    RUGBY WORLD CUP: Irish look to pile on points against Namibia

    Ireland will be trying to run up a big score when they open their Rugby World Cup campaign against Namibia. The Africans want to preserve their winning record against the Irish.

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    CPBL: Bears down Lions in 11th inning

    By Paul Huang
    Tseng Hao-jui's soft dribbler down the third base line with the bases loaded and two outs scored the go-ahead run for the La New Bears in the top of the 11th inning as they held on to edge past the President Lions 2-1 in Sinjhuang on Friday night to sweep the two-game series against their longtime rivals.

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    Zabel wins Vuelta stage, Efimkin stays in first place overall

    German cyclist Erik Zabel won a sprint finish to take the seventh stage of the Spanish Vuelta on Friday, while Vladimir Efimkin retained the overall lead.

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    Richards sets world mark in Weltklasse 400m event

    US 400m runner Sanya Richards set a world record time in winning the Weltklasse Golden League meet on Friday, staying in the race for the million-dollar Golden League Jackpot.

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    Rising star gives US second gold at world championship meet

    Rising star US Shawn Johnson helped the US match next year's Olympic hosts with a second gold medal at the World Gymnastics Championships on Friday.

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    Red Sox thrash Cabrera, Orioles

    BASEBRAWL: A melee broke out in the fourth when a Boston hitter was nearly hit by a pitch. Both teams charged onto the field and threw punches
    Boston handed an angry Baltimore pitcher Daniel Cabrera his 15th loss of the season on Friday as the Red Sox won 4-0.

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    Henin eliminates another Williams in superb match

    Venus Williams left the US Open the same way Serena Williams did, undone by all those big shots off the racket of little Justine Henin.

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    Baddeley, Byrd tied for BMW lead

    Aaron Baddeley's six-under 65 propelled him into a tie with Jonathan Byrd for the lead at the PGA BMW Championship, with Tiger Woods sitting just one shot back.

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    Taiwan's Lu takes share of LPGA lead

    Taiwan's Teresa Lu, Australian Katherine Hull and young US player Kristy McPherson defied a rain delay to share the lead on Friday in the weather-disrupted LPGA NW Arkansas Championship.

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