Sports

LeBron for Heat

NEW YORK, (Reuters) – LeBron James announced last night he was leaving the Cleveland Cavaliers to join Dwayne  Wade and Chris Bosh at the Miami Heat next season, ending one  of the biggest transfer sagas in U.S

Crosse, Stoll carry Guyana to the brink

DENNERY, St. Lucia, CMC – An unbroken seventh-wicket stand of 43 between Kwame Crosse and Andre Stoll put Guyana within reach of first innings points over the Leeward Islands in the TCL Group West Indies Under-19 Challenge yesterday.

Magnificent Spain deserve to triumph at top table

DURBAN, (Reuters) – The sheer quality of Spain’s  performance in the 1-0 win over Germany that sent the European  champions into their first World Cup final has prompted coach  Vicente del Bosque to wax lyrical over his talented team.

Semenya will run in Finland next week, agent says

HELSINKI,  (Reuters) – South African world 800 metres  champion Caster Semenya will return to competition next Thursday  in the Finnish town of Lappeenranta, after an enforced break due  to controversial gender tests, her agent said.

Bolt shakes off pain to equal year’s top 100m

LAUSANNE, Switzerland, (Reuters) – Jamaican triple  Olympic champion Usain Bolt overcame a nagging Achilles tendon  strain to equal the season’s fastest 100 metres at the Lausanne  Athletissima Diamond League yesterday.

Tears of relief for Cavendish after Tour win

MONTARGIS, France, (Reuters) – Mark Cavendish burst  into tears and broke down on the podium as weeks and months of  tension were finally released by victory in the fifth stage of  the Tour de France yesterday.

German fans want revenge grilling of oracle octopus

BERLIN, (Reuters Life!) – Some Germans are calling  for a public roasting of the oracle octopus who correctly picked  the winner of all six of their national soccer team’s World Cup  matches — including a bitter defeat to Spain yesterday.

Classy Spain stun Germans to reach final

JOHANNESBURG, (Reuters) – Spain killed off Germany  with a single goal in a pulsating World Cup semi yesterday to set up a final with the Netherlands where a new winner of soccer’s biggest prize will be crowned.

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