- Rec & Sports, World Rec Dec 6, 2013
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World Cup 2014 Set in Brazil With Your Choice for 'Group of Death'
Group G gets early consideration for 'group of death' with Germany, Ghana, Portugal and United States.
- Rec & Sports, World Rec Apr 3, 2013
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Davis Cup Brings Free Tennis to Boise Youths
The Family Tennis Carnival at Julia Davis Park on Saturday, April 6, presented by the Idaho Tennis Association.
The carnival gives fans of all ages an opportunity to join in the energy of tennis and celebrate the competition. Games, drills and other tennis activities will run from 10 a.m. to noon and precede the Davis Cup doubles matches that start at 12:30 p.m.
- Rec & Sports, World Rec Jun 11, 2010
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South Africa Kicks off World Cup 2010
Nation gripped by soccer fever, dances in the streets and proclaims "It is time"
- Rec & Sports, World Rec May 31, 2010
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North Korea Soccer Team Cancels Zimbabwe Stay
Mugabe government's plans to reap benefits from 2010 soccer World Cup are not materializing
- Rec & Sports, World Rec Jan 26, 2010
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What Apple's "iTablet" could mean for Asia
Here's the latest chatter about the supply chain of the coming Apple gadget — if it really exists
- Rec & Sports, World Rec Jan 26, 2010
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Soweto's Vilakazi Street spruces up
World Cup will highlight historic street that was home to 2 Nobel prize-winners
- Rec & Sports, World Rec Jan 20, 2010
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The Politics of Pumping Iron
How weight lifting in the Gaza Strip is about more than sports
On location with the next generation of Palestinian strongmen.
- Rec & Sports, World Rec Jan 13, 2010
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Snowboarding in Snow-Covered Berlin
Germany has suffered from cold and snow, but add enterprising snowboarders and fun ensues.
- Rec & Sports, World Rec Jan 6, 2010
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Top 10 Sports Figures Who Helped Define a Year
And one New Year's wish: that the glories of sport trump the inglorious in the coming year
From the infamous (Tiger Woods, Caster Semenya) to the impressive (Lance Armstrong, Usain Bolt), 2009 had a lot to offer.
- Rec & Sports, World Rec Jan 6, 2010
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The Uniquely Scandalous Nature of American College Athletics
Unlike other countries, where clubs and junior leagues precede the pros, American colleges serve as feeders—and unholy ones at tha.
- Rec & Sports, World Rec Dec 9, 2009
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Highlights from the 2010 World Cup Draw
A look forward a next year's match-ups
South Africa was more than a little unlucky, but for the United States there is hope where there was once despair
- Rec & Sports, World Rec Nov 25, 2009
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Hey FIFA, How Low Can You Go?
On the sinking integrity of soccer's international governing body and why the World Cup will be regarded with suspicion
Contentious call puts light on international sports organization.
- Rec & Sports, World Rec Nov 4, 2009
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Golf's Homeland Laments Its Decline
For Scotland, the ascendancy of Scandinavian golfers was a wake-up call
Birthplace of golf finds new ways of creating the next generation of duffers.
- Rec & Sports, World Rec Oct 28, 2009
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Playing “Moneyball” With Money
Why the economics of America's national sport may never be the same.
- Rec & Sports, World Rec Oct 7, 2009
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Hockey-Crazed Canada Can't Keep the Puck on its Own Turf
How a billionaire's thwarted effort to bring the Phoenix Coyotes to Ontario reinforces the troubling trend of NHL teams migrating south.
- Rec & Sports, World Rec Oct 1, 2009
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The 2016 Olympics: The betting odds
President Obama is headed to Copenhagen. Will it matter?
- Rec & Sports, World Rec Oct 1, 2009
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Surf's up in Liberia
Catching waves is an adventure in this West African nation that is recovering from war.
- Rec & Sports, World Rec Sep 25, 2009
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Thanks, Fox
Thanks to Fox, American soccer fans can feast on European soccer — including this week's Barcelona-Inter Milan match
- Rec & Sports, World Rec Aug 14, 2009
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So Long Beckham. You Won’t Be Missed
Why soccer in America will survive a failed experiment
He brought fame to an unappreciated sport in the United States, but the love affair didn't last
- Rec & Sports, World Rec Aug 8, 2009
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Mountain Bikers Find Surprise Solace in Colombia
Once the province of Marxist guerrillas, the mountains outside Bogota remain a secret from tourists.
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Get Busy for Bees: Garden City and Ketchum Host Bee-centered Events
With flowers starting to open across the valley and tensions over bee survival running high, the time is ripe for a slate of events focused on bees, which will take place in Ketchum and Garden City in the coming weeks.
- Apr 11, 2018
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City Announces Schedule for Boise X Games Qualifying Event
The city has also released a short list of very watchable athletes, including Boise-based skateboarder Dalton Beeson.
- Apr 3, 2018
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Two Wheels, Three Bike-related Events
Boise gets ready for bike season
- Apr 4, 2018
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