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(E) Croatia Take Gold and Silver - World Champions in Sailing
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Croatia Take Gold and Silver - World Champions in Sailing Following an epic 14 race series, Croatian sailors indeed evolved as victors, dominating throughout the championship to finish collectively 16 points clear at the top of the table in first and second place.Croatia Atop the Podium What was predominantly a light wind regatta on Lake Neusidl in Austria saw the World’s best under 21 470 sailors compete. Many are using the event as
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(E) CROATIAN SUCCESS AT THE 2003 US OPEN
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CROATIAN SUCCESS AT THE 2003 US OPENby Katarina TepeshDuring the 2003 US Open the highest achievement by the Croatian tennis players was reached in Men's Doubles by team of IVAN LJUBICIC and MARIO ANCIC who played in the Quarterfinals. They lost in a very close game to eventual finalist, brothers Bob & Mike Bryan from USA. Ljubicic, who is 24 years old and Ancic, who is 19, received $45,000 in prize money. IVO KARLOVIC achieved a phenom
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(E) Mia Jerkov - Berkeley's Big Catch
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Mia Jerkov - Berkeley's Big Catch Cal's All-American volleyball player from Split, Croatia. Croatian star Mia Jerkov showcases her talents with the Golden Bears.by Bob Rose Forgive Mia Jerkov if she is still adjusting to life in Berkeley. When you grow up in Split, Croatia, you clearly are from another time and place. If not another planet. An ancient port city of 250,000 residents, Split was once the home of Roman Emperor Diocletian
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(E) Croatian Rowers Win Silver
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Croatian Rowers WinSilver Golden Aussies awesome in pairsMelissa Woods, rowing01sep03AUSTRALIA'S Drew Ginn and James Tomkins have made up for the disappointment of last year with their gold medal-winning performance at the world championships in Milan.Ginn and Tomkins had kept a low profile this year after finishing a disappointing fourth in 2002.They left Milan for a few days after qualifying for the semi-final and spent the week t
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(E) Croatia's Mirna Rajle Wins Silver
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Croatia's Mirna Rajle WinsSilver The men's coxed pair added bronze, and Canada's team has a chance at more medals when a second day of finals draws the eight-day regatta to a close today."It was great to hear O Canada twice," head coach Brian Richardson said after the impressive Saturday showing. "There is excellent support and a real team effort going on here and these wins can only give those crews that row (Sunday) extra confidenc
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(E) A Maverick, an Entertainer, a Class Act
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A Maverick, an Entertainer, a Class Act The media never ran short of adjectives when it came to describing Goran Ivanisevic in his heydays. His on-court mannerisms and media interviews were as captivating as the aces he rained on the lush green turf at Wimbledon where he played for 14 years in a row from 1988 before finally emerging champion in 2001.With news trickling in from his agent in New York that the Split personality - that's
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(E) "AJMO DECKI" LJUBICIC & ANCIC TENNIS DOUBLE PARTNERS
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Good partnership brings good resultsAt the 2003 US Open Tennis Tournament a new Men's Doubles partnership was born between IVAN LJUBICIC and MARIO ANCIC. With their blistering tennis serves they pummel the ball to victory by beating Yevgeny Kafelnikov and his partner David Riki who is ranked #7 in doubles. With Croatian tennis fans loud and persistent encouragement of "Ajmo decki!", the new doubles partners won two out of three se
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(E) GREAT DAY FOR CROATIAN TENNIS PLAYERS
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Croatian players had a great day at the sold out 2003 US Open Tennis Tournament. New York City - August 31, 2003 IVO KARLOVIC ranked 109 in the world played a very tough, very close match against number 12 ranked Sjeng Schalken from Nederlands. Losing in the tiebreaker 7-6 (8), 7-6 (5), 7-6 (3). Schalken said, "I could not break him. I didn't know how. Karlovic has very good serve. He is doing very well, because he won 15 matches in a
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(E) Roddick survives grueling match against Croatian Ljubicic
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Roddick survives grueling match againstCroatian LjubicicPosted on Sat, Aug. 30, 2003 Roddick survives grueling match against Croatian LjubicicBy MICHELLE KAUFMANMiami HeraldAndy Roddick reacts after winning a point against Ivan Ljubicic at the U.S. Open, Friday, Aug. 29, 2003, in New York. NEW YORK - (KRT) - The clock had just struck midnight on a foggy, humid Friday night, and Andy Roddick officially turned 21, but the last thing on his mi
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