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(E) Free entrance to tennis grounds at US Open on Aug 24, 25
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FREE of charge to thepublicYou can watch Croatian tennis players Iva Majoli, ranked 23rd best in the world, Ivan Ljubicic ranked number 30, Silvija Talaja, Mario Ancic, Jelena Kostanic, Mirjana Lucic, Zeljko Krajan and others on Saturday, August 24th and again on Sunday, August 25th, 2002 at the U.S. Open tennis grounds in Flushing, New York. While US Open officially starts on Monday, August 26 - September 8, 2002, all tennis players prac
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(E) Grand Prix Athletic in Zagreb
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Grand Prix Athleticin ZagrebSuzy Powell, of the United States, throws a discus during I.A.A.F. Grand Prix Athletic meet in Zagreb, Croatia Monday, July 8, 2002. (AP Photo/Hrvoje Knez)
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(E) Croatian Eagles Soccer Club win Wisconsin Championship
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Croatian Eagles Soccer Club win Wisconsin State Major Division Championship The long and colorful history of the Croatian Eagles soccer club finally culminated in achampionship as the Eagles defeated archrivals the United Serbians 4-2 in the final of the Wisconsin Soccer Association Major Division on Sunday, July 14, 2002 at Croatian Park in Franklin, Wisconsin.This is the first official championship since 1963 for the
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(E) Croatia OPEN 2002 photo
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CROATIA OPEN 2002Marcelo Rios, of Chile, tries to return a backhand to Victor Hanescu, of Romania, during their Croatia Open ATP tour match in Umag, Croatia, Wednesday, July 17, 2002. Third-seeded Rios was defeated 6-0, 6-4. (AP Photo/Darko Bandic)
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(E) ATP International Championship of Croatia Results
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.c The Associated Press Monday At The International Tennis Center Umag, Croatia Purse: $381,000 Surface: Clay-Outdoor Singles First Round David Ferrer, Spain, def. David Nalbandian (1), Argentina, 6-4, 6-3. Mario Radic, Croatia, def. Julian Knowle, Austria, 6-4, 6-3. Oliver Gross, Germany, def. Markus Hipfl, Austria, 3-6, 7-6 (8
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(E) Fans sold on young Croatian
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MARIO ANCICGoran once, Goran twice: Fans sold on young Croatian By Howard FendrichThe Associated PressOp-edI am putting this news again, because I want to emphasize howdeep and far goes one Wimbledon victory. How important is our presence in theworld. We are amazing as individuals. Now we have to connect horizontally. Knoweach other.Nenad BachDAVE CAULKIN / THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mario Ancic of Croatia relishes the moment as he defe
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(E) Croatia Captures Last-Second Victory Over U.S.
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CroatiaCaptures Last-Second Victory Over U.S. Croats Come Back from Four Goals Down in Hard Fought Game Los Alamitos, Calif., June 30, 2002—TomislavPrimorac buried an extra-man goal with two seconds remaining to give Croatia a10-9 FINA World League victory over the U.S. before 1375 spectators at the USAWater Polo National Aquatic Complex in Los Alamitos (Calif.) on Sunday (June30). The U.S. picked up where it left off onFriday,
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(E) USA Edges Croatia in Inagural Fina Water Polo World League
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USA Edges Croatia, 15-13, in World League Debut Tony Azevedo Cuts Loose for Seven Goals in Front of Home Crowd Los Alamitos, Calif., June 28, 2002—Team USA never trailed in its FINA World League debut against Croatia on Friday night (June 28), outlasting its European visitors, 15-13. Tony Azevedo, who played high school water polo just a few miles from the USA Water Polo
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(E) Croatia a factor after all
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Croatia a factor after all Upset by Ancic evokes Ivanisevic QUOTE OF THE DAY"Goran is Goran. He's unique............................................. I'm Mario." By HOWARD FENDRICH, The Associated Press WIMBLEDON, ENGLAND - Even if defending champion Goran Ivanisevic isn't at Wimbledon, his considerable spirit is alive and well in the form of another lanky Croatian: Mario Ancic.Think of the 18-year-old qualifier as Goran
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