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/ 15 January 2004

Everyone can see Wie coming

PGA Tour players at the World Series of Golf used to gather around the TV after their rounds and watch a teenager named Tiger Woods compete in the US Amateur. The talent was awesome. His power was breathtaking. The potential was unlimited. No one knew how good he was going to be, or how long it would take him to win. But they saw him coming.

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/ 15 January 2004

Boland snatch victory

Boland snatched a dramatic victory in a Standard Bank Cup match that seemed threatened to end in a wash-out at Paarl on Wednesday night. Rain twice interrupted the Border innings. Boland were just about to set off on a reduced run chase when the rain returned, and seemed to return every time the covers were removed.

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/ 15 January 2004

Nigeria names team for African Cup

Jay Jay Okocha will lead Nigeria at the African Cup of Nations, but Taribo West will not be in the team, the Nigerian soccer federation said on Wednesday. Okocha, who captained Nigeria at the 2002 World Cup finals, will play for the Super Eagles despite financial problems that could have kept him off the team.

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/ 15 January 2004

Dolphins get wet

Both the KwaZulu-Natal Dolphins and the Free State Eagles remain winless in the Standard Bank Cup as rain hit Bloemfontein, marring their bottom of the log clash on Wednesday. The Dolphins have once again been hit hard by inclement weather with this, their fourth match to be declared a no-result, and their fifth dogged by rain.

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/ 15 January 2004

Broke Leeds puts stars up for sale

Leeds United, four days away from going into administration, have asked their players to take a 20% pay cut — and put all their big-name stars up for sale. Leeds are willing to listen to offers for Australian centre-forward Mark Viduka, goalkeeper Paul Robinson and striker Alan Smith.

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/ 15 January 2004

SA men’s hockey team trounced

Great Britain comprehensively outplayed an inexperienced South African side in the second and final men’s hockey international played at the Hartleyvale Stadium in Cape Town on Thursday. Although the hosts showed more patience in the second half, they were outplayed by their more disciplined opponents.

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/ 14 January 2004

Another Oscar movie turns up on internet

A second movie sent to Academy Award voters has turned up on the internet. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced the discovery of an unauthorised internet copy of the film The Last Samurai on Tuesday, a day after announcing a probe into an unauthorised copy of Something’s Gotta Give.