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Category Archives: Sports
Macquarie’s tumbling Olympic fund
Torch on the roof of the world This roundup of the week’s sports news is by China Sports Today • The week in sports got off to a rough start for most people who tried to buy tickets in Phase … Continue reading
Olympic tickets and basketball
Roundup of week’s sporting news.
Posted in Sports
Tagged Mercedes Benz, NBA, Roger Federer, sports
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Olympic venues open, tickets scalpers arrested
A roundup of the week’s sporting news.
Posted in Sports
Tagged sports, Sports Illustrated
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Cub Scout splittists
Why were Cub Scouts prevented from taking to the field after a baseball game last weekend?
Iraq rocks Asia
Iraq won its first Asian Cup by beating Saudi Arabia 1-0 in Sunday’s final in Indonesia. Younis Mahmoud, Jorvan Vieira play.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Sports
Tagged Asian Cup, Iraq, Titan Sports
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Baseball’s Yao Ming?
Liu Kai (刘凯) and Zhang Zhenwang (张振旺) join the Yankees.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Sports, Trends and Buzz
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Protest at Real Salt Lake vs. China friendly
At a soccer match between Real Salt Lake and the Chinese national team last week, protesters waving the flags of Taiwan and Tibet were thrown out of the stadium after the Chinese manager threatened to halt the match.
Posted in Foreign media on China, Sports, Trends and Buzz
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Should He Zhili be forgiven for playing for Japan?
He Zhili (何智丽), aka Koyama Chire (小山智丽), is the subject of a nationalist editorial by Hu Ziwei (胡紫微).
Posted in Internet, Magazines, Media and Advertising, Sports
Tagged hanjian, He Zhili, Hu Ziwei, Mirror, sports, Ye Yonglie
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Huang Jianxiang says goodbye to CCTV
Goodbye CCTV Today Jiang Heping director of CCTV’s sports department confirmed that football commentator Huang Jiangxiang has resigned from CCTV. Jiang said that this was Huang’s personal decision and nothing to do with Huang’s passionately pro-Italian commentating during the 2006 … Continue reading
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