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NATIONALS STAY ALIVE BY BEATING GIANTS, CARDINALS DOWN DODGERS
The Washington Nationals beat the San Francisco Giants in Game 3 to stay alive in National League Division Series while St. Louis downs Dodgers to take 2-1 lead.
http://m.apnews.com/ap/db_268752/contentdetail.htm?contentguid=SjRqAljK
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PHELPS SUSPENDED FOR 6 MONTHS AFTER ARREST
Michael Phelps gets six-month ban from USA Swimming after drunk driving arrest
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F1 DRIVER BIANCHI IN SERIOUS CONDITION
Formula One driver Jules Bianchi remains in serious conditions with head injuries after crash at Japanese Grand Prix.
http://racing.ap.org/article/jules-bianchi-serious-stable-condition
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DISCUS CHAMP HARDING PROTESTS INCLUSION OF GATLIN IN AWARD SHORTLIST
Olympic discus champion Robert Harding asks to be taken off short-list for athlete of the year in protest at inclusion of American sprinter Justin Gatlin, who has been convicted of doping.
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COLLEGE BEGINS ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIPS FOR VIDEO GAME PLAYERS
Chicago private college Robert Morris University begins athletic scholarships for video game players.
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ARGENTINA SUGGESTS WINTER GAMES BID FROM PATAGONIA
As the IOC faces difficulty finding bidders for expensive Olympic hosting rights, cash-strapped Argentina offers up Patagonia as a venue for winter games.
http://wintergames.ap.org/article/argentina-suggests-winter-games-bid-patagonia
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