Super Bowl winning coach Dungy retires

NEW YORK: Tony Dungy of the Indianapolis Colts, the first black coach to win the Super Bowl and one of the most respected figures in the sport, retired on Monday.

Henderson, Rice to join Hall of Fame

NEW YORK: Stolen base king Rickey Henderson and former Boston Red Sox slugger Jim Rice have been elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame, officials said on Monday.

Klinsmann saddened by Podolski's lack of fight

BERLIN: Out-of-favor Bayern Munich striker Lukas Podolski, set to leave the Bundesliga champions at the end of the season, has not shown enough determination to earn regular selection, coach Juergen Klinsmann said.

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Pierce sparks Celtics to OT victory

BOSTON: The Boston Celtics beat the Toronto Raptors for the second time in two days on Monday, but this time they needed overtime to secure a 115-109 win.

Bogut tired of trying to justify Draft hype

WASHINGTON: Milwaukee Bucks center Andrew Bogut said he is tired of trying to justify the hype of being a No 1 overall NBA draft pick and is just happy to be winning games.

Federer questions Murray favoritism

MELBOURNE: Roger Federer usually starts as favorite to win the Australian Open, so he wanted to know who had the audacity to install Andy Murray ahead of him.

Massa wrestles with new beast from Ferrari

MUGELLO, Italy: Felipe Massa gave Ferrari's new Formula One car its track debut on Monday and said it felt entirely different to the one he drove to victory six times last year.

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Great White North gives cold shoulder

TORONTO: It was a rough weekend for Buffalo Bills fans.

Fergie chasing fool's gold as stars burn out

YOKOHAMA, Japan: Hot favorites to win the Club World Cup in Japan this month, the fear for Manchester United is that the prize turns out to be fools' gold.

Schuster dreading Spanish derby

MADRID: Real Madrid coach Bernd Schuster has already thrown in the towel ahead of his injury-and-suspension-hit squad's trip to play arch rivals Barcelona next weekend.