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6/1-9/1 2001
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 WISPA announces Sarah Fitz-Gerald regains world #1 ranking after three years ...women's champion in Qatar Classic © 2001 Debra Tessier for SquashTalk |
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ARCHIVED NEWS ITEMS CHRONOLOGICALLY LISTED:
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PSA : Australia's Palmer grabs #1 in Sept 1 World Rankings: Peter Nicol falls to #3 (9.04.01). |
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WISPA : Sept 1 World Rankings: Joyce holds onto #1 (9.04.01). |
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WISPA : Fitz-Gerald , Campion into Heliopolis finals (9.03.01). Semi -finals - by Howard Harding (9.04.01) |
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WISPA: Heliopolis Quarter -finals - by Howard Harding (9.03.01) |
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PSA South Africa: Milo South African Challenge (9.3.01). Lincou continues streak with win over favorite son Durbach. |
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PSA South Africa: Milo South African Challenge (9.2.01). Lincou charges to second successive final. |
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PSA Pakistan: CNS International, Karachi (9.1.01). Anthony Ricketts stops Muhammed Abbas' run |
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WISPA : Fitz-Gerald , Campion, David into Heliopolis semis (9.02.01). Draw and results to date |
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In Memoriam : Martin Bronstein remembers journalist Raju Chanani from India (9.02.01). |
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PSA Pakistan: CNS International, Karachi (8.31.01). semis |
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World News : Asian Squash Journalist Raju Chainani, dead in Mumbai todayi (8.31.01). |
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PSA Pakistan: CNS International, Karachi (8.30.01). quarters |
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PSA Satellite: Milo South African Challenge (8.30.01). first day |
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PSA News :Ahmed Barada Retires (8.30.01). cites injuries and pressure |
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PSA News : Simon Parke set for ankle surgery (8.29.01). Will be out until December |
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Womens News : September Challenge date set in UK (8.28.01). Fitz-Gerald and Campion face off three times in mid September |
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WISPA : Fitz-Gerald leads Heliopolis field (8.27.01). Draw set |
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Cathay Pacific :Finals: Not exciting squash, but a big day for Palmer, Joyce; by Colin McQuillan (August 25 '01) |
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Cathay Pacific :Finals press report: -- Big results for Palmer, Joyce by Howard Harding (August 25 '01) |
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Cathay Pacific :Finals Palmer beats Lincou, 3-0, Joyce beats Owens 3-0 Ron Beck briefly reports on the anticlimatic finals. (August 26 '01) |
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Cathay Pacific :Semis: An important day; by Colin McQuillan (August 25 '01) |
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Cathay Pacific :Semis report: -- Big day for NZ, Aussie, France by Howard Harding (August 25 '01) |
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Cathay Pacific : Women's semis Sarah Fitz-Gerald reports on her loss to Leilani Joyce (August 25 '01) |
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Cathay Pacific : Quarter final results:Palmer, Fitz-Gerald continue, Boswell upsets Heath (8.24.01) |
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PSA Satellite: Renan Lavigne captures Columbian: by Howard Harding (8.23.01) |
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Cathay Pacific : PSA ratings intrigue - Palmer or Power?: by Howard Harding (8.23.01) |
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Cathay Pacific : Colin McQuillan on the round of 16: (8.23.01) and Sarah Fitz-Gerald's event notebook ... also. third day action |
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Cathay Pacific : Colin McQuillan analyzes day two: (8.22.01) POWER WITHDRAWS WITH BUG! Amjad Khan makes it through, Casteleyn ousts Price. Second day action |
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USA teams : USA teams prepare for Melbourne (8.21.01). |
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Cathay Pacific : First day action: (8.21.01) PETER NICOL UPSET! John White also loses. Colin McQuillan's report and analysis |
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Cathay Pacific : Final qualifications (8.20.01) by Colin McQuillan and revised mens and womens draws. |
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Cathay Pacific : Barada & Charman-Smith are late scratches (8.19.01). |
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PSA Pakistan: Mansoor tops Shaid in Peshawar PSA stop (8.16.01). |
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Global Gallery :Martin Bronstein's August gallery on up and comers, Malaysia, SRA woes, more... (8.15.01). |
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Collegiate news : Robert Hallagan joins Trinity Coaching Staff (8.15.01). |
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Asia news : Public Squash Facility Inaugurated by India Celebrities (8.15.01). by Raju Chainani. |
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Historical: Pete Bostwick Jr Swings On by Rob Dinerman (8.15.01) |
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Jobs: new listing - Birmingham UK (8.12.01) |
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Australian Open:Fitz-Gerald, Berden win in Australia (8.12.01) |
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USA news : Men's Trials Final Results: Walker, Chin, Quick, Wyant go to Australia by Rob Dinerman, Final Results and Press Release (8.12.01). |
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WISPA: Indian Open Results (8.11.01). |
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Australian Open:Fitz-Gerald, Price into semis (8.11.01) |
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USA news : Men's Trials Day Three: Final Pool matches, Walker, Chin undefeated, last two spots still undetermined by Rob Dinerman, Day Three Results and Press Release (8.11.01). |
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USA news :Men's Trials Day Two: Walker, Chin Win, Clinch Spots by Rob Dinerman, Day Two Results and Press Release (8.10.01). |
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USA news : Men's Trials Day One: Walker, Chin, Quick, River win by Rob Dinerman, Day One Press Release (8.9.01). |
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USA news : Assaiante announces men's trial pool pairings (8.6.01). |
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WISPA: Cathay Pacific Women's preview (8.6.01). |
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Jobs: new listing - Liege (8.6.01) |
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WISPA : Fitz-Gerald sets sights on Aussie title (8.3.01). |
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WISPA : August 1 world rankings see top 20 unchanged - Joyce-Owens-Fitz Gerald are still 1-2-3 (8.2.01). |
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Jobs for pros: Jobs Exchange Re-launched (8.1.01) - New club, new listing launches exchange at www.squashtalk.com/jobs. |
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PSA : August 1 world rankings see Peter Nicol regain 1, Barada begins road back by moving up to #11. (8.1.01). |
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PSA & WISPA: Cathay Pacific Men's and Women's draws announced (7.30.01). |
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PSA Satellite : Casteleyn over Ball in James Baker Oklahoma City finals (7.30.01). |
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Exhibitions : Fitz-Gerald bests Campion in "World Champion Challenge" in Wales (7.30.01). |
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Commonwealth Games : Fitz-Gerald entertains Cricket, Decathlon stars in Trafalgar Square (7.26.01). - promotion for Commonwealth Games |
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World Junior Women Teams 2001. The finals by Martin Bronstein (7.28.01). England over Malaysia, Egypt over USA-- plus complete match results -- also WSF Report --- and Team Canada report on 9th place win. |
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World Junior Women Teams 2001. Semi final results (7.27.01). England brings USA down to earth, Malaysia tops Egypt -- plus complete match results -- also WSF Report --- and Team Canada report on 9-14 playoffs. |
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World
Junior Women Teams 2001.
Quarterfinal results (7.26.01). USA beats New Zealand, England
beats Germany. Ali Pearson on USA win today.7.26.01) |
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Historical: Great North American Rivalries by Rob Dinerman (7.26.01) |
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World Junior Women Teams 2001. Third and final Pools Report - Bronstein in Penang (7.24.01). USA get very big win over Australia, |
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World Junior Women Teams 2001. Second Pools Report - Bronstein in Penang (7.23.01). USA, Australia, Malaysia, Egypt, England, India clinch quarter final berths. |
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PSA Satellite : Razik over ailing Casteleyn in Squashworks Salt Lake City finals (7.23.01). |
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World Junior Women Teams 2001. First Pools Report - Bronstein in Penang (7.22.01). USA, Australia, India win |
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PSA Satellite : Razik and Casteleyn into Squashworks Salt Lake City finals (7.22.01). |
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World Junior Women's 2001. Finals Bronstein's report (7.21.01). David dominates Kawy in 17 minutes to get historic 2nd title and Press report (7.21.01) |
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PSA Satellite : Gaultier reaches Squashworks Salt Lake City semis (7.21.01). |
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PSA Satellite : First Round Squashworks Salt Lake City Open (7.20.01). |
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World Junior Women's 2001. Semi finals Bronstein's report (7.20.01). David and Kawy dominate. also --- Plates report and Press report (7.20.01) |
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World Junior Women's 2001. Team pools and seedings announced (7.20.01). Nico David "has plan for Omneya" |
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World Junior Women's 2001. Quarterfinals Bronstein's report (7.19.01). Chuah, David give Malaysia two of four semi-finals, joined by Duncalf and Kawy. Press report (7.19.01) |
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USA Regional News : North Jersey Y 25th Anniversary (7.19.01). |
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World Junior Women's 2001. Day four Bronstein's report (7.18.01). quarterfinalist determined. |
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World Junior Women's 2001. Day three Bronstein's report (7.17.01). The updated draw the plate draws, American notes, Canadian notes. |
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College News : Assaiante appointed to new Trinity post (7.17.01). |
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World Junior Women's 2001. Day two Bronstein's report (7.16.01). The updated draw |
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World
Junior Women's 2001.
Day one results recap (7.15.01). The
draw Omneya Abdel Kawi targets Nicol David (7.15.01) |
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World Junior Women's 2001. The Opening Ceremonies (7.15.01). |
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UK News : Pontefract club hosts Lesley Willstrop Benefit (7.15.01). |
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USA News : PSA Challenger set for 01-02 (7.15.01). |
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World
Junior Women's 2001.
Singapore out of individuals (7.14.01). Americans bring experienced squad (7.14.01). Australians Aim High (7.14.01). |
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WSF News : WSF Aims for Beijing Lobbying Effort (7.12.01). |
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USA News : Assaiante sets August Melbourne Team Trials (7.12.01). |
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Hall of Fame Profiles: Victor Niederhoffer: Iconoclast, opened up the US game. (7.12.01). |
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World Junior Women's 2001. Bronstein's Preview (7.10.01). |
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July Player of the month: The ageless Hiddy Jahan (7.10.01) |
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Amsterdam: Egyptian Junior squads dominate Dutch Junior Open (7.9.01). |
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World Junior Women's 2001. Event draws and previews (7.9.01). |
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You Can Help Support the USA 2001 Junior Women's Team! - The USA team, rated to finish as high as fourth, is not supported by the level of National Sports funds available in other countries. Help with a tax-deductible contribution to support the team - online now! (7.5.01). |
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MSRA: New York Pro News and Notes (7.5.01). |
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USSRA: Chris Walker grabs US Pro Championship (7.4.01). |
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Rob Dinerman: Hardball players say Goodbye to Atlantic City (7.2.01) - (also Jim Zug's story) |
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World Rankings : WISPA computer says Fitz-Gerald still #3, Kitchen earns top 20, L Khan at 27 (7.1.01) PSA: minimal change in top ten, Power stays #1. (7.1.01) Chris Walker vaults back into top 20 |
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Malaysia: Ong Beng Hee takes a break (7.1.01). |
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PSA Scottish Open: Peter Nicol beats Australia's Stewart Boswell in straight games by Elspeth Burnside in Perth. (7.1.01) |
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PSA Scottish Open: Nicol beats White; Boswell continues upset path by Elspeth Burnside in Perth. (6.30.01) |
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PSA Scottish Open: Nicol and White advance to 'Scottish' showdown, Heath loses in Quarters by Elspeth Burnside in Perth. (6.29.01) |
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End of an Era: Atlantic City Club Closes (6.30.01) retrospective by Jim Zug; and historical results. |
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WISPA in Kenya: Fitz-Gerald, Charman-Smith (6.28.01). visit Karen Club, make news. Visit Parklands Program (6.29.01). |
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Media: Squash makes headlines (6.28.01) |
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Czech Republic: PSA Exhibition gala in Prague (6.28.01) |
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PSA Scottish Open: Barada down with groin injury, Ong Beng Hee ousted in straight games by Elspeth Burnside in Perth. (6.28.01) |
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PSA Scottish Open: First day draw (6.28.01). First round report by Elspeth Burnside in Perth. (and PSA release) |
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PSA Scottish Open: Barada in draw (6.27.01). Qualifying results. Scottish Open main page. |
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ISDA Doubles: new teams for 01-02, Chris Walker expected on circuit(6.27.01). Doubles page |
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Bizarre British Tabloid Sideshow: Vicky Botwright continues to draw attention (but not on-court) (6.27.01) |
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Rob Dinerman: Tom Page career recap (6.27.01) |
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Japan: Casteleyn succeeds, Rebecca Chiu tops Latasha Khan on final point (6.26.01) |
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WISPA Satellite : YTL Open Finals (6.24.01). Kitchen adds Kuala Lumpur win.. [The full draw] |
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WISPA in Kenya: Fitz-Gerald, Charman-Smith in exhibition (6.24.01). Excite enthusiasts at Niarobi Club. |
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WISPA Satellite : YTL Open Semis (6.23.01). Kitchen flying high again in Kuala Lumpur Saturday. |
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Superseries: The Finals - Nicol wins $19,500 and record 3 titles in a row, Power takes 3rd place (6.22.01) also press report on the finals (6.22.01) |
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Superseries:
The Semis - Palmer will get
another shot at Nicol tomorrow in the final, beats Power in 5, Nicol
over Heath in 4.; (6.21.01) also press report on the semis (6.21.01) |
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Tom Page: The Memorial Service- his friends remember(6.20.01) by Rob Dinerman. Jahangir Khan remembers - words from Jahangir (6.20.01) |
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Superseries: Third day - Fleet Group sends Nicol and Palmer to semis, Harrow Group sends Power and Heath, plus Semis outlook (6.20.01) |
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Superseries: Second day - Power, Nicol into semis, Evans out (6.19.01) |
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Superseries:
Day-one Bronstein report
from Broadgate Arena (6.18.01) First Bronstein report from Broadgate Arena (6.18.01) |
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WISPA Satellite : Singapore Open Final (6.17.01). Kitchen wins first WISPA crow over Nauda in Singapore Sunday. [The full draw] |
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Bronstein's Global Gallery: June Column - Fitz-Gerald, Walker, Botwright, more... (6.17.01) |
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PSA Satellite : Arcucci top Dutch star Berden to earn Dutch Open title (6.17.01) |
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WISPA
Satellite : Singapore Open semi-final
results (6.17.01). Kitchen, Nauda to meet in finals.
Singapore Open quarterfinal results (6.16.01). Maha Zein advances, Latasha Khan falters. |
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PSA Satellite : Arcucci, Berden reach Dutch Open semis (6.16.01) |
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International Test Series: Jonathon Power injured (6.15.01) Doubtful for Superseries Finals. RoW takes third test series behind Darwish, Fitz-Gerald.. |
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Superseries: Chaloner gets a shot as Barada withdraws (6.14.01) |
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Pakistan : PSF Elite Training Program(6.14.01) |
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Olympics
2008 : Squash WSF Makes its bid (6.14.01) WISPA:- Aussies Irving and Fitz-Gerald honored(6.14.01) |
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Superseries:
Draw and schedule released (6.14.01) Superseries TV:- Semis and finals on SkyTV (6.12.01) |
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International
Test Series: Results of
Second Round (6.13.01) Darwish, Fitz-Gerald lead ROW to second
win; while Parke tops Power Follow the Test Series at www.squashtalk.com/worldchallenge2001 |
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International Test Series: Results of First Round (6.12.01) Power, Fitz-Gerald lead ROW to first win. |
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Superseries:
Barada Begins Comeback at Broadgate (6.11.01) Superseries Lineup:- Eight top competitors for title (6.11.01) |
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British Open Finals: Masters division results (6.11.01) |
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British
Open Finals: Bronstein reports
on a double Aussie day(6.10.01) Sarah Fitz-Gerald:- The mental key to my win (6.10.01) |
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British
Open semis: Bronstein reports
on a remarkable day(6.9.01) Chris Walker - The comeback kid (6.9.01) British Open Semis Preview:Aussie resurgance- |
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British Open Quarters:Another amazing result - Lee Beachill over Peter Nicol; (6.7.01) - event thrown upside down - Power, Nicol, Price all victims, qualifier Chris Walker makes British Open semis. |
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British Open Quarters:Walker reaches semis! - Fitz over Campion; (6.7.01) |
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British
Open :Late night action: Beachill
ousts Price; (6.7.01) British Open : Martin Bronstein second report on round two day two; (6.7.01) Nicol, Owens cruise.. British Open :Martin Bronstein reports on round two day two; (6.7.01) Parke, Botwright go down. |
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Memorial
Service : For Tom Page June 15th
Merion PA (6.7.01) Obtiuary: Tom Page 1956-2001 (5.26.01) |
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British
Open : Martin Bronstein reports
on Jonathon Power's loss; (6.6.01) Del Harris knocks Jonathon
Power out of the British Open. British Open : Chris Walker upsets defending champ David Evans; (6.6.01) Sarah Fitz at the Open : Notes on rounds one and two; (6.6.01) |
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British
Open : Martin Bronstein on the
First Round; (6.5.01) British Open : 'Missing Players' - by Ron Beck; (6.5.01) |
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British
Open : Peter Nicol Confident;
(6.5.01) British Open : First round results completed; (6.5.01) |
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British
Open : Bronstein reports on the
final qualifiers; (6.4.01) British Open : Sarah Fitz-Gerald interviewed; (6.4.01) hopes to keep streak alive |
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Jim Zug Squash History: Walter Montenegro the "ball man"... (6.4.01) |
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British Open : Bronstein reports on the qualifiers; Men's Qualifying - second day... Women's qualifying first day (6.3.01) |
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British Open : Men's Qualifying - first day... (6.2.01) |
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June One Rankings: WISPA June 1... (6.1.01) PSA June 1 - No big changes |
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US Open : September tickets available online... (6.1.01) |
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British Open : Historical preview: by Ron Beck... (6.1.01) |
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British Open : Bronstein's Preview: He interviews Nicol... (5.30.01) ... Draws ... : Jonathon Power speaks out... (5.28.01) |
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WISPA: Lankester wins Carcassone Open... (5.30.01) - First tour victory for 20 year old English Pro. |
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Players profiled: Jansher Khan retires officially... (5.29.01) - hadn't competed since June 1999 in Maastricht |
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Historical: Oldest USA Squash Court (5.28.01) by Jim Zug. |