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| No naming-rights sponsor yet, but stadium has nicknames And, even though it currently lacks a naming-rights sponsor, Cowboys Stadium has picked up other names: Jerry’s World. The Shrine. The Death Star. bizjournals.com |
Vonn wins 4th straight World Cup downhill HAUS IM ENNSTAL, Austria (AP) -- Lindsey Vonn won her fourth straight World Cup downhill Saturday and second in two days, overcoming poor visibility because of increasing snowfall.... hosted.ap.org |
Window watch: Newcastle and Solano reunited Nolberto Solano hopes to secure a sentimental return to Newcastle United after spending the past few days training with his former club, who suffered disappointment in the transfer market yesterday when Jermaine Beckford committed his immediate future to Leeds United. feeds.timesonline.co.uk |
No. 6 Michigan State survives Minnesota, 65-64 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) -- Kalin Lucas scored 22 points, Raymar Morgan added 17 and No. 6 Michigan State rallied to beat short-handed Minnesota 65-64 on Saturday in a game the Spartans never led until the final minutes.... hosted.ap.org |
Former England bowler Chris Tremlett signs three-year deal at Surrey • 28-year-old moves to Surrey from Hampshire• Tremlett: 'This opens an exciting chapter in my career'Former England bowler Chris Tremlett has signed for Surrey on a three-year deal.The 28-year-old has joined Surrey from Hampshire to continue a first-class career that has involved him taking 289 wickets and playing in three Tests, nine one-day internationals and one international Twenty20.Tremlett will join Jade Dernbach and Andre Nel in the Surrey attack and also the recently-arrived Indian leg-spinner Piyush Chawla.Surrey's professional cricket manager, Chris Adams, said: "In Chris Tremlett, Surrey have signed a bowler of Test match ability who is just beginning to approach the prime of his career."His height, action and pace make him very well suited to bowling at the Brit Oval and I am looking forward to him developing partnerships with our existing pace attack. He is joining a very different and highly-motivated Surrey side and I feel we have got somebody that has the right attributes to continue his England career."Chris Tremlett said: "Coming to Surrey will open an exciting chapter in my career and I am very much looking forward to getting the opportunity to work alongside my new team-mates to help return this great club back to the top of English cricket."I would also like to place on the record my sincere thanks to Hampshire. I leave the club with many fond memories of both the players and coaches who have helped me hugely over the past nine years."SurreyHampshireCricketguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds guardian.co.uk |