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Marat Safin's 2000 US Open triumph: A flashback
ATP Tour Spoiling Sampras' Party! Flashback to Safin's 2000 US Open triumph Former World No. 1 won first of his two major titles in New York Marat Safin won the first of his two Grand Slam titles at the 2000 US Open. Remember a time when the pursuit of a 14th Grand Slam singles title seemed completely mind-boggling? Twenty-five years ago, American all-time great Pete Sampras was doing just that.
Shang Juncheng upsets Frances Tiafoe in Hong Kong
Hong Kong Shang upsets Tiafoe, sets up Rublev rumble in Hong Kong Top seed Rublev holds off Fils Shang Juncheng beats Frances Tiafoe on Friday to reach his maiden ATP Tour semi-final in Hong Kong. The "best" wins of his career just keep on coming for Chinese #NextGenATP star Shang Juncheng during a dream week at the Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open. Saving match points in marathon Top 50 victories over Laslo Djere and Botic van de Zandschulp set the tone.
Andrey Rublev beats Liam Broady in Hong Kong opener
Match Report Rublev holds off Broady in Hong Kong opener Top seed faces Fils in quarter-finals at ATP 250 According to Infosys ATP Stats, Andrey Rublev hit 32 winners in his victory over Liam Broady on Thursday in Hong Kong. Andrey Rublev was forced to dig deep as the top seed completed the Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open 2024 quarter-final line-up on Thursday night.
Shang saves MP again in Hong Kong, reaches first QF
Match Report Shang saves MP again in Hong Kong, reaches first QF 18-year-old next plays Tiafoe Shang Juncheng in action in Hong Kong. Lightning struck twice for Shang Juncheng at The Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open 2024 on Wednesday. Top 50 opponent again, set down again, match point saved again, the Chinese wild card booked his maiden ATP Tour quarter-final in style with an absorbing 6-7(5), 7-6(2), 7-6(2) triumph over Botic van de Zandschulp.
Tiafoe Roars Into Hong Kong QFs
Match Report Tiafoe Roars Into Hong Kong QFs Ruusuvuori downs Khachanov Frances Tiafoe began a new partnership with coach Diego Moyano this offseason. A stellar line-up at the Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open made sure the packed crowd was entertained until the very end on Wednesday night. Emil Ruusuvuori overcame third seed Karen Khachanov, whilst third seed Frances Tiafoe embraced his new perspective to edge Miomir Kecmanovic 6-3, 7-6(4) at Victoria Park.
Tiafoe roars into Hong Kong QFs
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Struff saves 9 MPs in incredible Hong Kong turnaround
Match Report Struff saves 9 MPs in incredible Hong Kong turnaround Musetti edges home favourite Wong at hard-court ATP 250 Jan-Lennard Struff in action on Tuesday in Hong Kong. Jan-Lennard Struff was voted the ATP Comeback Player of the Year by his peers last season and he lived up to that title with an incredible escape act Tuesday at the Bank of China Hong Kong Tennis Open.
Shang Juncheng saves 2 MPs in Hong Kong to advance
Match Report Shang saves 2 MPs, shines with 'Biggest win of career' in Hong Kong Ruusuvuori, Kotov, van de Zandschulp advance at ATP 250 Shang Juncheng in action in Hong Kong on Monday. Shang Juncheng justified his wild card billing with a rollercoaster triumph over World No. 33 Laslo Djere at The Bank Of China Hong Kong Tennis Open 2024 on Monday.
Package stores pushing ‘compromise’ ballot question - CommonWealth Magazine
RYAN MALONEY, the owner of Julio’s Liquors in Westborough, Massachusetts, sits in his office with a baseball cap hanging behind him that says, “Alcohol you later.” He looks a visitor up and down, squints, and says, “I’d ID you.” For Maloney, alcohol is a livelihood, and that’s why he’s supporting the Massachusetts Package Stores Association’s 2022 ballot question that would increase the number of beer and wine licenses that one entity can hold from nine to 18, while reducing the hard liquor...
Legal or not, sports betting is in demand — STUDENT DISPATCH
Massachusetts Considers Legalizing Sports Betting Consequences of commercialized sports gambling up for debate. By Alex Sharp It’s a crisp, 50-degree October night in Boston and the Red Sox are preparing to play the Houston Astros in game three of the American League Championship Series. A maximum capacity crowd of 37,673 fans who didn’t expect their team to make it this far is buying beers and Fenway franks and slowly filling the seats of America’s oldest ballpark.
Commentary: Keeping Rappahannock, Rappahannock is all about zoning
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Taking Rural Issues to Beacon Hill — STUDENT DISPATCH
By Alex Sharp Next to a small cemetery, surrounded by greenery stand the cardboard, recycling, and trash bins that comprise the Leverett transfer station. But on a sunny Friday afternoon in September, it’s not just a transfer station, it’s the office of Democratic State Representative Natalie Blais. “That’s where people have to go,” says Blais, by way of explaining her office’s unique location.
Why we love (and need) football - The Tufts Daily
Why we love (and need) football Our generation is the most well informed and technologically advanced in human history. We’re also the softest. Maybe it was the over-praising helicopter parents (thanks Generation X), or the participation trophies or the fact that social media can make a person’s actions when they’re 15 cost them a job when they’re 30.
Musetti Rediscovers Spark & Smile, Eyes Push For Milan
With an expansive game, Lorenzo Musetti’s flamboyant brand of tennis brings a smile to his legion of fans across the world. However, the #NextGenATP Italian hasn’t been smiling too much lately. “I had lost the spirit of tennis, the passion that I had,” he admitted at the Astana Open on Tuesday. The 19-year-old, who opened his Nur-Sultan campaign with a 6-4, 2-6, 6-4 victory over Australian qualifier Marc Polmans, said, “I had a lot in my head inside the court and outside the court.
Winona Health: Vaccination questions welcome
Winona Health: Vaccination questions welcome Alex Sharp, MD, Winona Health Family Medicine Alex Sharp, MD For the Daily News Over the past few months there have been many questions and concerns regarding COVID-19 vaccination. From patients in the clinic, I have heard a variety of reasons that they are hesitant to vaccinate.
Women's lacrosse wins first NESCAC Championship in program history - The Tufts Daily
Women’s lacrosse wins first NESCAC Championship in program history Women's lacrosse plays Conn. College on April 17. Lydia Richardson / The Tufts Daily The Tufts University women’s lacrosse team won its first NESCAC Championship with a dominant 14–3 victory over Wesleyan this past weekend. With the win, the Jumbos earned an automatic bid to the NCAA Div. III tournament. They will begin NCAA tournament play on Sunday, May 9, against Cabrini University at Colby.
Division what? Tufts lacrosse teams clean up NH woods - The Tufts Daily
Division what? Tufts lacrosse teams clean up NH woods A collage of Tufts women's and men's lacrosse are pictured side by side. Lydia Richardson / The Tufts Daily On Sunday the Tufts men’s and women’s lacrosse teams hopped on Interstate 93 North to the Everett Turnpike before getting on Interstate 89 and shooting up to Hanover, N.H. for a pair of games against Div. I Dartmouth College. The women’s game started at 11 a.m., and less than 15 minutes later, the Jumbos were up 5–0.
The meaning of March - The Tufts Daily
A bracket comparing the 2021 NCAA basketball teams is drawn on a whiteout board. Alex Sharp / The Tufts Daily Tufts’ advising deans recently sent an email outlining steps students should take if they’re feeling ill this semester. One message was very clear: Students feeling sick should “Stay home!” The email, which also directed students to fill out a short-term illness form on SIS if missing class, came just in time.
BREAKING: NESCAC teams to compete this spring - The Tufts Daily
BREAKING: NESCAC teams to compete this spring Varsity sports may finally be returning to Tufts. On Tuesday at 5 p.m. the NESCAC presidents released a statement clearing the way for spring sports competition. The announcement comes almost exactly a year after the NESCAC shut down all athletic competition on March 11, 2020. The entirety of the spring 2020, fall 2020 and winter 2020–21 seasons were canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
How To Talk To Girls At Parties
From the raucous dual imaginations of fantasy laureate Neil Gaiman (“American Gods,” Coraline) and glam-rock multi-hyphenate John Cameron Mitchell (Hedwig and the Angry Itch, Shortbus) comes the electrifying and singular pop extravaganza film, How To Talk To Girls At Parties. Enn (Alex Sharp) is a shy suburban London teenager in 1977, sneaking out with his best friends to after-hours punk parties.
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