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Seattle Times, 20.04.13 05:07 UTC

Resilient marathon runner, 78, home after week in media storm

Bill Iffrig, the 78-year-old Lake Stevens man caught sprawled on the ground in the Boston Marathon bombing photo, has returned home. The picture went around the world, but he never saw it until Friday morning. Now it s back to mowing the lawn.

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Seattle Times, 12.04.13 03:09 UTC

Collisions part of the game for Indians' Marson

Stiff neck and maybe slightly bruised confidence aside, Lou Marson knows he's lucky.

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Seattle Times, 10.04.13 01:49 UTC

Former decathlete Bob Lawson, 78, dies

Bob Lawson, 78, an Ocean Shores resident and 1954 Aberdeen High graduate who narrowly missed making the 1956 U.S. Olympic team in the decathlon, died recently.

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CNN Top Stories, 09.04.13 23:49 UTC

UFC bans fighter for transgender remark

(CNN) -- Mixed martial arts organization UFC has suspended fighter Matt Mitrione indefinitely for comments made in an interview Monday night about transgender MMA fighter Fallon Fox. Born a man, Fox ...

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NPR, 07.04.13 09:31 UTC

An NCAA Basketball Star In Europe

With a single, devastating shot, Ali Farokhmanesh became the face of the NCAA basketball tournament in 2010. He nailed the 3-pointer that propelled the ninth-seeded Northern Iowa Panthers to a major ...

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Seattle Times, 05.04.13 23:20 UTC

Auburn in self-defense mode over scathing reports

Auburn is once again on the defensive amid allegations of wrongdoing going back to the 2010 national championship season.

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Seattle Times, 05.04.13 05:05 UTC

Lance Armstrong drops out of swim event | A.M. Briefing

Lance Armstrong was forced to withdraw Thursday from the Masters South Central Zone Championships this weekend in Austin, Texas, after swimming's...

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Seattle Times, 04.04.13 23:33 UTC

Jacobs: Auburn reviewing alleged NCAA violations

Auburn athletic director Jay Jacobs says the school is reviewing allegations of rules violations in the football program during its 2010 national championship season but doesn't believe they're credible.

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Seattle Times, 04.04.13 05:55 UTC

Big East to become American Athletic Conference | A.M. Briefing

The current Big East will be called the American Athletic Conference starting next season. The conference announced the decision Wednesday...

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NPR, 29.03.13 11:27 UTC

'Cuse Control 2 Other Things To Say About Basketball Today

Friday morning's cheat sheet about the NCAA's Division I men's basketball tournament (or March Madness, as it's better known): Hoosiers Zoned Out: It's probably never right to say that a Syracuse win ...

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Sports Illustrated is an American sports magazine owned by media conglomerate Time Warner. It has over 3 million subscribers and is read by 23 million adults each week, including over 18 million men, 19% of the adult males in the United States. It was the first magazine with circulation over one million to win the National Magazine Award for General Excellence twice. Its swimsuit issue, which h...

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