Collins makes a move on the hills
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Two weeks from now, when New England residents are firing up their snowblowers and fuming at their heating bills, Mansfield's Ryan Collins will be in sunny San Diego.
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John Collins has emerged as the front runner to take over at Fulham after the struggling Premier League club sacked Lawrie Sanchez.
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Australians try to tame the giant.
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Yet another player joins the MRAP race.
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Hail to the hills of San Francisco, Heartbreak Hill in Boston, the Austrian Alps, the Colorado Rockies, skyscrapers with access to stairs, stair climbers at the gym and elliptical cross trainers.
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Lee Westwood&#39;s golf ball became stuck in a bush, but it did not stop the Englishman from taking a share of the lead in the Nedbank Challenge here yesterday.
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LAKE LOUISE, Alta. -- Bode Miller is your typical pushy, aggressive American. And that&#39;s the reason he was able to win his first World Cup downhill race yesterday.
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By Matt Garfield, The Herald, Rock Hill, S.C.  Sep. 19--Walking between three of Rock Hill's most important landmarks is about to get a little easier.
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Maine Sen. Susan Collins managed to keep busy last week, a down period for most members of Congress awaiting Tuesday&#39;s start of the lame-duck legislative session.
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BERCHTESGADEN , Germany -- The narrow road climbed higher and higher, first past pastures and stone houses, then leaving even the fir trees to reach blinding, snowcapped peaks.
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World number three Ernie Els may feel like a hunted man this week when he takes on a largely unknown field in the Dunhill Championship at the Leopard Creek Country Club.
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The riders in the Tour de France will have a foretaste of the mountains on Thursday's 182.5 km fifth stage from Chablis to Autun, which is scattered with eight climbs.
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By Jordan Robertson  Associated Press  SAN JOSE, Calif.
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Slow through the flats and fast in the mountains -- that's just what some riders are predicting as the Tour de France enters the Alps.
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Feel like a hike? A little jaunt up the first green at Winged Foot would probably do the trick. Every U.S. Open course has its devilishly tricky areas. This year&#039;s &quot;thorough examination of golf&quot; is highlighted by Winged Foot&#039;s severely sloped greens, most of which angle downward from back to front.
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Mardy Collins has gone from obscure rookie to notorious brawl starter. But in the final quarter of the season he is seeking a new identity.
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The worldâs top player, seeking his third straight Open title, was right in the thick of things, but Michael Campbell entered the clubhouse in good position at 3-under and Paul McGinley led the field on the course.