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Nation / World - NY Daily News - Oct 10, 2007
Four Democratic presidential hopefuls withdrew yesterday from Michigan's renegade Jan. 15 primary, leaving Hillary Clinton as the only major candidate in the race.
Nation / World - NY Daily News - Oct 10, 2007
Swedish bookmakers say Al Gore and a Polish woman who saved 2,500 Jewish kids from the Holocaust have a 4-1 chance at winning the Nobel Peace Prize on Friday.
Nation / World - NY Daily News - Oct 10, 2007
After being mocked for floating the idea of giving savings bonds to every American baby, White House hopeful Hillary Clinton is now banking that handing older people cash is a campaign winner.
Baseball - NY Daily News - Oct 10, 2007
Two days after helping the Red Sox finish off the Los Angeles Angels in the first round, Curt Schilling was tabbed to start the second game of the best-of-seven series against Cleveland's Fausto Carmona. Josh Beckett …
Hoops on Hoops - Oct 10, 2007
I attended the Jimmy V. Foundation for Cancer Research dinner at Pier 61 last night, a combination fundraiser and promotion for the upcoming Jimmy V. Classic Dec. 4 at the Garden. USC coach Tim Floyd -- who has …
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Yankees - NY Daily News - Oct 10, 2007
Joe Torre isn't known as a yeller, but when he talks "he speaks volumes," several Yankees said yesterday.
Yankees - NY Daily News - Oct 10, 2007
Two-time 19-game winner Chien-Ming Wang certainly didn't distinguish himself at the front end of the rotation against the Indians, getting strafed in Game 1 and lasting only one inning on short rest in the Game 4 …
Sports - NY Daily News - Oct 10, 2007
The Yankees faded away on Monday with a 6-4 loss to the Indians at the Stadium, and Joe Torre may have managed his final game in pinstripes after 12 years, six AL pennants and four World Series titles. Click here for …
Entertainment - NY Daily News - Oct 10, 2007
Yankees manager Joe Torre may have watched his team crash and burn in the American League divisional playoffs this week, but he still had a whole lot of friends on the radio Tuesday morning.
Surfing the Mets - Oct 10, 2007
Scratch Pudge Rodriguez off the list of available catchers this winter, as you may have expected. The Tigers picked up his $13 million option rather than pay him a $3 million buyout and make him a free agent. Here's …