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    Germany cruise into World Cup semis

    TEUTONIC TALENT: Silvia Neid's side set up a semi-final clash with either China or Norway in Tianjin on Wednesday after they proved too good for North Korea
    Defending champions Germany powered into the women's World Cup semi-finals yesterday with a 3-0 win over North Korea.

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    US end England World Cup challenge with 3-0 win

    World Cup favorites the United States cruised into the semi-finals with a 3-0 victory yesterday over England.

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    Springboks hold on to beat Tonga

    SOUTH AFRICA 30, TONGU 25
    Ruan Pienaar scored two tries Saturday for South Africa to win 30-25 over Tonga and ensure it will top Group A at the Rugby World Cup.

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    Jankovic ends Davenport streak

    Jelena Jankovic ended the eight-match Asian win streak of Lindsay Davenport, halting the American's career comeback 6-3, 7-5 to reach the final of the China Open yesterday.

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    Doubts raised about Grant's future over lack of qualification

    BACK TO BASICS: New Chelsea boss Avram Grant has written to the Israeli FA asking to enroll in a coaching course as a matter of urgency
    Avram Grant, appointed Chelsea's manager after Jose Mourinho's shock departure on Thursday, lacks the required coaching qualification to run a Premier League club.

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    Oh leads from Lu Wen-teh at damp Taiwan Masters

    South Korea's Ted Oh hung on to a narrow one-stroke lead at the Mercuries Taiwan Masters with local star Lu Wen-teh in hot pursuit after the third round yesterday.

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    Japan win doubles to go 2-1 up in Davis Cup tie

    Japan's Takao Suzuki posted his second win in two days to give the home side a 2-1 lead over Romania in the Davis Cup World Group playoff in Osaka yesterday.

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    Giants to say goodbye to Barry Bonds

    ASTERISK: Although dogged by steroid suspicions, Bonds has hit 28 home runs this season to reach a career 762, but he will have to find another club to play for next year
    Barry Bonds is finished in San Francisco after this year.

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    Injured NFL player transferred to Texas

    Kevin Everett was transferred on Friday to a Houston, Texas, hospital to begin the next phase of his rehabilitation, less than two weeks after the Buffalo Bills tight end sustained a life-threatening spinal cord injury.

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    Wang pitches strongly but Jays edge by Yanks in 14

    At New York, Taiwan's Wang Chien-ming (王建民) pitched seven strong innings, but Gregg Zaun homered in the 14th inning to give Toronto the win after the Blue Jays blew a four-run lead in the ninth.

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    CPBL: Pan snares record, pitches Lions past Elephants in Tainan

    BY PAUL HUANG
    Pan "Du Du" Wei-luen set a new Chinese Professional Baseball League record for consecutive victories by pitching the President Lions to a 3-0 shutout over the Brother Elephants in Tainan on Friday for his 15th straight win.

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    Maskaev pulls out of title fight with Samuel Peter

    WBC heavyweight champion Oleg Maskaev on Friday pulled out of his Oct. 6 title defense against Samuel Peter, citing a back injury.

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    France romp to crucial victory

    ALL TO PLAY FOR: If the World Cup hosts can beat Georgia and earn the bonus point four tries would give them, they will definitely reach the quarter-final stage
    "We're back" was the message coming out of the French camp after their vital 25-3 World Cup victory over Ireland at the Stade de France on Friday, but there was realism that the hardest has yet to come.

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    Chan loses to Hantuchova in Sunfeast quarter-finals

    PAINFUL LOSS: Taiwan's No.1 women's tennis player struggled with a back problem during her defeat in a quarter-final clash in Kolkata on Friday
    Second-seeded Daniela Hantuchova of Slovakia defeated Taiwan's eighth-seeded Chan Yung-jan 6-4, 6-1 on Friday to enter the semi-finals of the WTA Tour's Sunfeast Open.

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    Fiji coach defends team selection for clash with Australia

    Coach Ilie Tabua takes umbrage at suggestions Fiji are storing up for an all-or-nothing tilt at Wales by fielding a drastically weakened team for today's Rugby World Cup encounter with Australia.

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    Scotland coach announces weakened side

    Coach Frank Hadden confirmed the worst fears of Scotland supporters. He's sacrificing a win to the rampaging All Blacks.

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    Davis Cup semis end level after day one

    Sweden and Germany rallied on Friday to ensure their Davis Cup semi-final matches will be decided on the final day.

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