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...something more exquisite are less excited about him." At the Las Ventas fight, Alfredo Peña, a veterinarian from Madrid who regularly attends bullfights, agreed. "Bullfighting is like painting or poetry - it's an art. And though Mehdi is good, he's not yet an artist." The corrida (tournament) highlighted Savalli's weaknesses as well as his strengths. He displayed the showmanship for which he is known - passes on his knees, cape tosses over the shoulder - and killed his first bull with aplomb. But his second opponent proved feistier, and Savalli partially missed his target, leaving a sword dangling...
...million Viewers who watched the first day of the 2006 NCAA basketball tournament online, the first time CBS has aired games free...
...eight goals once, maybe the opposing defense is to blame. But when the same team hits double-digits in the following game, something’s going right on offense. The No. 12 Harvard men’s hockey shocked top-seeded Dartmouth in the semifinal of the ECAC tournament, routing the No. 15 Big Green, 10-1, on Friday evening at Pepsi Arena. Crimson netminder John Daigneau delivered a solid effort, posting 34 saves and allowing only a lone goal in just over 50 minutes of play. “He looked like he was in a pretty good...
...assists in a two-game span, Harvard men’s hockey forward Steve Mandes nearly doubled his season points total (now 13) and sparked a Crimson offense that notched 18 goals in that span. It began with an 8-4 drubbing of Saint Lawrence that clinched the ECAC tournament quarterfinal series last Sunday, and it continued this past Friday with a 10-1 win over Dartmouth in the Pepsi Arena semifinal. In that pair of games, Harvard lit the lamp more than it had in its previous five games (17 total goals). Known mainly for his defensive ability...
...eight goals once, maybe the opposing defense is to blame. But when the same team hits double-digits in the following game, something’s going right on offense. The No. 12 Harvard men’s hockey shocked top-seeded Dartmouth in the semifinal of the ECAC tournament, routing the No. 15 Big Green 10-1 on Friday evening at Pepsi Arena. Crimson netminder John Daigneau delivered a solid effort, posting 34 saves and allowing only a lone goal in just over 50 minutes of play. “He looked like he was in a pretty good...