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Creatine helps brain, researchers discover *
Dietary additive used by athletes to build muscle may aid memory [More]

Cure for colds passes test *
A mantra of sports each winter is that an athlete can be prepared to beat everything but the flu or a cold. [More]

FansEdge.com *
The FansEdge online catalogue features officially licensed NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, NASCAR, and Collegiate products along with authentic autographed memorabilia for 223 different teams and over 1,000 different players. [More]

Game-fixing scandal grows in Czech Republic *
A referee and a former official from a top-flight Czech club have been charged as part of a widening match-fixing scandal. [More]

HockeyGiant.com *
Hockey Giant offers skates, sticks, wheels, jerseys, inline skates -- you name it. [More]

John Part: Canada's straight arrow *
Darts star John Part, who carries the nickname Darth Maple, started playing the game at age 21, ALLAN MAKI writes. [More]

Mick Foley: Wrestling with his muse *
Mick Foley, known as Mankind on the WWE circuit, tells REBECCA CALDWELL that giving birth to his three books was more painful than being brutalized in the ring [More]

MLSE eyes campus site *
Plan could be start of company's involvement in football and concert promotion. [More]

Seabiscuit could again be a boon for racing *
Dozens of tracks are hoping the new film will be as big a draw as the horse itself [More]

Segway: Uneasy rider *
What's a Henway? About three pounds. What's a Segway? GWENDOLYN RICHARDS explains, when she tries out a Segway -- and finds her sense of balance the hard way [More]

Sports fans get brain workout *
Hey, mom, I'm exercising my brain: Whether watching a game or playing, cerebral patterns are quite similar, researcher says. [More]

Sportsnet veteran's resignation raises speculation about purge *
A front-office move at Rogers Sportsnet has Scott Moore, the head of production since the launch of the network in 1998, leaving at the end of July. [More]

Suspended Korean IOC vice-president arrested *
Suspended International Olympic Committee Vice-President Kim Un-Yong of South Korea was arrested Wednesday after investigations into possible embezzlement of funds from tae kwondo organizations. [More]

TeamStore -- FanBuzz™ *
Wear what your favourite team wears...dress like the pros. [More]

Williams's DNA reported missing *
Ted Williams was decapitated by surgeons at the cryonics company where his body is suspended in liquid nitrogen, and several samples of his DNA are missing, Sports Illustrated reports. [More]

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* Big League Hockey Manager (Garber review) ****
Here's a locally created board game for all those hockey fans who have gone hoarse yelling at the refs, the linesmen, the players and most of all the managers for bad calls, bad trades and just generally for sometimes being %&$@&! idiots in not playing the game according to our rules! Four stars. [More]

Athletes taking insulin in order to bulk up *
Banned drug evades detection, poses risk to users, doctor says [More]

Baseball mystery explained *
Ah, it's spring and that means a young man's fancies turn to thoughts of . . . baseball. [More]

Come and See What Generation 2010 Will Be... *
An initiative culminating in a fun-filled festival to inspire children and families in British Columbia to strive for excellence in sport and sustainable energy practices by leveraging the Energy and the Passion of the 2010 Olympic Winter and Paralympic Winter Games. [More]

E-Z Bouncer *
Publisher:Drybranch, Inc.
Child’s Ball to Sit On and Bounce. Rating: 1 star! Disappointing! [More]

George Plimpton dies at 76 *
George Plimpton, the self-deprecating author of Paper Lion and a patron to Philip Roth, Jack Kerouac and countless other writers, has died. He was 76. [More]

Orvis *
Orvis - Since 1856. Providing distinctive clothing, gear, luggage & home goods inspired by our Sporting Traditions. America's oldest mail order company offering the best guarantee in the business. [More]

Quebec's Le Guellec carries the silver bullet *
Jean-Philippe Le Guellec of Lorraine, Que., further established himself as Canada's rising talent in biathlon by winning a silver medal yesterday to go with a gold won earlier in the week. [More]

Seabiscuit fudges facts on Alberta jockey *
It didn't get all the facts right or even mention Edmonton, but Seabiscuit still moved Marne Edwards to tears. [More]

The anti-doping squad pursues a new steroid *
The world of athletics is about to be shaken to its foundations over the use of performance-enhancing drugs. Those who have put off the reckoning longest will likely be shaken hardest. [More]

The Bay hosts super Holiday Events for 2002 *
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The lord of the ring: Stu Hart dies at 88 *
The head of a family of Canadian grapplers, he once played for the Edmonton Eskimos and in 1948 founded Stampede Wrestling. [More]

Wal-Mart to be first retailer to sell new Barbie multi-sport helmet *
Wal-Mart this spring will become the first retailer to promote and sell a new Barbie multi-sport helmet designed for girls aged six to 11. [More]

Why pro tennis players are better than you *
There is nothing more humbling for sporting amateurs than watching a master athlete anticipate the reactions of an opponent before he or she apparently even moves a muscle. And there is no better example of this magic than the fluid and instinctive movements of tennis champions. [More]