21. Sports Sites United States Professional racquetball Association Official site of the USPRA. Volleyball. SIOnline olympic Coverage Sports Illustrated history of the http://home.neo.rr.com/georgesjungle/wv_spo.htm

Sports Sites Auto Racing American Racing Scene Full coverage of the US racing scene, including Winston Cup standings. Best in British Motor Sport Index The official British Touring Car Championship website. DirtBytes Magazine Bringing the world of offroad racing online. Indy Car Racing Magazine Dedicated to providing coverage of the PPG Indy Car World Series. Just Sign It. Autographs Autoracing autograph specialist. Monaco Grand Prix One of the world's classic auto racing events. NASCAR Info Page Facts and statistics about NASCAR racing. SpeedWay MotorBooks The first motorbook and automotive memorabilia shop on the Net. Yahoo: Auto Racing Yahoo's comprehensive auto racing links. Baseball Baltimore Orioles Online Official Baltimore Orioles. Chicago White Sox Official Chicago White Sox. Cleveland Indians Official Cleveland Indians. Fastball The offseason resource for baseball fans. Little League Baseball The largest organized youth sports program in the world. Minnesota Twins Official Minnesota Twins from WCCO Channel 4000. Yahoo! Scoreboard - Major League Baseball News

22. Brattleboro RacquetSports Inc-History Of BRI history of racquetball. The United States racquetball Association, located in ColoradoSprings, Colorado is recognized by the United States olympic Committee as http://www.brattlebororacquetsports.com/history.html

History of Racquetball History of Squash Squash in America History of Brattleboro RacquetSports, Inc. History of Racquetball- Racquetball is a fast game played on an enclosed indoor court, with a racquet and ball, popular in North America since the early 1970s. The game was developed in 1949 in the United States from a combination of squash and handball. The racquetball racquet is a shorter, lighter version of the one used in tennis. The lively, hollow rubber ball is about the size of a tennis ball. The rules are basically similar to handball rules, and versions exist for two players (as in singles), four players (as in doubles), and three players (as in cutthroat). The first side to score 15 points wins a game. In a match, two games are played. If each player or team wins one game, an 11-point tiebreaker is played to decide the winner of the match. The United States Racquetball Association, located in Colorado Springs, Colorado, is recognized by the United States Olympic Committee as the U.S. national governing body for the sport. Racquetball has it's roots from two other sports:squash and handball.

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25. Sudsy Monchik's Racquetball - BOOKKEEPING - THE RECORDS! Sudsy is the ONLY player in the history of racquetball to have won the that whichonly three others players in the history of the 1994 US olympic Festival, St. http://www.sudsym.com/thebooks.shtml

SUDSY MONCHIK'S Record Book! Click here to go back to the main page! Statistics Courtesy of RACQUETBALL MAGAZINE the most AWESOME MAGAZINE ABOUT RACQUETBALL! Click here to subscribe! SUDSY'S RECORD BOOK HIGHLIGHTS! Sudsy was the first player in the history of racquetball to win EVERY Junior National Age Division Title from Age 8 to 18 in BOTH Singles AND Doubles! Sudsy turned pro at age 18 and finished his first full season ranked #13, his second full season on tour he finished #1! Sudsy is the ONLY player in the history of Racquetball to have won the U.S. OPEN a record three times! ( Sudsy is about to accomplish that which only three others players in the history of the the sport have done, finishing the season ranked #1 in the World Five Times! (This has been only accomplished by Mike Yellen, Marty Hogan and Cliff Swain.) SUDSY'S RECORDS YEAR BY YEAR! PROFESSIONAL RECORD: Year Event/Site Finish (Top of page Click Here!) IRT Season Ranking RWT San Diego, CA North Carolina Pro-Am, Greensboro, NC

26. What Is Racquetball history. The United States olympic Committee has granted Group A membership to racquetball,making it the youngest sport ever to achieve that status. http://www.velocityracquetball.net/what_is_racquetball.htm

27. Sudsy Clinic an olympic sport? Sudsy said that we (racquetball players) are Games, but we arestill hoping for an olympic bid at the time and set to make history by winning http://www.velocityracquetball.net/2002 Sudsy Clinic.htm

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29. E-journals Journal of olympic history. Journal of physical education, recreation and dance(JOPERD) (Abstracts only). olympic review. Online rowing. racquetball magazine. http://www.hksdb.org.hk/hksdb/html/et_e-journals1.html

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International Sports Events and Sports Specific Web Sites Histories of International Sporting Festivals The Olympic Games: Ancient and Modern BBC An Olympic Games Primer The Olympia Project - The Spirit of Ancient Olympics The Olympic Games ... Olympic Women Site is dedicated to women sporting pioneers, many of whom are Olympians and some of their untold stories and memories. The IXth Olympic Games in Amsterdam An overview of the 1928 Olympic Games in Amsterdam with results and stories. Michigan in the Olympics 1900-1996 Ted Hinshaw A 1984 Olympic Yachting Retrospective Harvey Abrams Books - Olympic Games/History of Sport: Specializing in Olympic Games Books, etc. Histories of Individual Sports World-Wide Hicock List Hickok's Sports History Page Histories of all North American sports, including lists of champions, award winners, Olympic gold medalists, and winners of major national and international titles and events. Sports Century Angling: Association Football: Archery: Archery Association Football: World Cup Aussie Rules Football: History of Aussie Rules Badminton: Badminton Baseball Society for American Baseball Research Baseball Almanac - Features awards, statistics, records, quotes, feats, facts, and history.

31. Inline Skating And 12 Other Sports Rejected From 2008 Olympic Games CMSB); Dance sport (IDSF); Bowling (FIQ); racquetball (IRF); olympic Games Athens2008 Summer olympic Games - Beijing Marie looks back at the history and trends http://inlineskating.about.com/library/weekly/aa-olympics-rejected2008.htm

zfp=-1 About Sports Inline Skating Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Inline Skating with Kathie Fry Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS 250 Skating Articles Big Skating Adventures Skate Buying Guide ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement Olympic Committee Rejects 13 Sports Roller Sports Will Not be Part of the 2008 Olympic Games Date: 29 August 2002 FROM THE INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE IN LAUSANNE SWITZERLAND: Following its review yesterday of the Olympic programme for the Olympic Winter Games in Turin in 2006, the IOC Executive Board today discussed the Olympic programme for future Games of the Olympiad, specifically the Games of the XXIX Olympiad in 2008 in Beijing. A total of 18 sports for the programme of the Summer Games have been submitted to the Olympic Programme Commission by their relevant International Federations for iin future Games. The Executive Board decided NOT TO ADMIT the following sports, which had made a request for inclusion into the Olympic Programme of the Games of the Olympiad:

32. Physical Education can find records from a specific olympic Game (1896 offers lots of information, includinga history of archery United States Professional racquetball Association. http://www.educationindex.com/physed/

33. Chapter Four History I program, and so plans were launched to expand the old gymnasium into a large sportscenter, with olympic pool, basketball arena, racquetball and squash courts http://library.hartford.edu/llr/publications/history/fourchap.htm

A University for Hartford, A University for the World A SHORT HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF HARTFORD Chapter Four. A National Institution Among those at the groundbreaking for Mortensen Library were librarian John Mcgavern (left), President Woodruff (third from left) and William H. Mortensen (third from right). Blessed with indefatigable energy and a keen eye for publicity, President Stephen Joel Trachtenberg set about his responsibilities with vigor. President Trachtenberg was as deeply committed to the academic and teaching side of the University as he was to its physical and financial development. He strengthened the requirements for both teaching and research credentials for faculty members and oversaw the development, and implementation, in 1987, of the All-University Curriculum, the University's most admired and emulated cross-disciplinary learning program and the undergraduate program that has probably had the most decisive effect on the current learning environment at the University. This program, as the University's undergraduate bulletin puts it, provides shared learning experiences for students in baccalaureate programs across the University through "a core of common studies." "Since faculty from all schools and colleges of the University teach these courses," the catalog description goes on, "the curriculum takes full advantage of the diverse resources of the institution. In addition to providing students breadth of knowledge in their liberal education, the All-University Curriculum makes clear the relationships among disciplinary areas of knowledge through integrative, cross-disciplinary courses. These courses also emphasize the development of written and oral communication, critical thinking and problem solving, values identification and independent decision making, social interaction, and responsibility for civic life."

34. Corporative - COSSAL history of the Sports Games. of Cuba, situation that goes against the olympic Rulesand disciplines also incremented with Badminton, racquetball and Taekwondo. http://www.elsalvador2002.org.sv/en/corporativo/historia.asp

M edical Direction F ood and Nutrition ... ogos and Mascots History of the Sports Games During the eighth Olympic Games that took place in the city of Paris, an idea was born to create the Central American and Caribbean Games, even though in the first three editions they were called Central American Games. The creation of this Regional Games is thanks to the Cuban, Mexican and Guatemalan Delegates, they were the ones that during the Olympic event celebrated in 1924 decided to create a smaller event that could reunite all athletes in the area every four years. I Edition II Edition III Edition Women continued their participation in Swimming, Basketball, and Volleyball, the absolute winner was Mexico with 37 gold, Cuba with 31 gold, Jamaica did not participate. IV Edition V Edition VI Edition VII Edition The VII Games were destined to take place in Panama, but due to economic problems the Panamanians renounced to the right, leaving Mexico to be the Organizer from March 5th to the 20th, 1954, in the Federal District. It was during this occasion that the allusive anthem was made official for the Games en the Cauldron was lit with the flame that comes from the Star Hill. For the fifth time and a second time in a row at home, Mexico wins this event conquering 124 medals and followed by Cuba with 68 medals and Venezuela with 53.

35. Sprinker Recreation Center History history. ice arena, 4 indoor tennis courts, 5 racquetball/handball courts Winter Clubhosted figure skating competitions featuring olympic medallists Rosalynn http://www.co.pierce.wa.us/services/recreate/SRChistry.htm

Pierce County Park Facilities Recreation/Sports Special Events Trails ... Contact Us SPRINKER RECREATION CENTER 14824 South "C" Street Tacoma, WA 98444 (253) 798-4000 HISTORY The $2.5 million Sprinker Recreation Center was dedicated on July 16, 1976 when the doors of the 74,500 square foot facility opened to the public with ceremonies and an open house. That dedication added a regulation ice arena, 4 indoor tennis courts, 5 racquetball/handball courts, 5 multi-purpose rooms for classes and activities, and a fully-equipped pottery room (which is no longer there) to the 30 acre outdoor complex that previously opened in June of 1969. Sprinker Recreation Center 1976 The outdoor facility boasts a huge variety of amenities including 8 softball fields, 1 baseball field, 6 football/soccer fields, 6 tennis courts, 4 pickleball courts, 8 horseshoe pits, and an all-weather 1/4 mile track. Spire Rock, one of the first such climbing facilities in the state, was later added. Automatic batting cages were added in 1983. Sprinker has always striven to provide the best and latest recreational opportunities for the public by hosting graduation parties, carnivals, district and state high school athletic championships, and state and regional slowpitch tournaments, to name a few. It has also been the site of Lakewood Winter Club hosted figure skating competitions featuring Olympic medallists Rosalynn Sumners and Brian Boitano. And former Seattle Seahawks quarterback Jim Zorn even participated in a skating exhibition. Sprinker provided practice ice for the W.I.L.'s Tacoma Rockets and NHL teams as well. Internationally known ice skating coach Kathy Casey was Skating Director for many years and over the years numerous other dignitaries and sports personalities have made appearances at the center.

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Physical Education Links Amateur Softball Association If you are interested in softball, this site is for you.. You can find out how to register your team, become a certified ASA umpire, and locate the local ASA representatives. America's Sports Headquarters This site has links to everything from spectator sports to outdoor adventures to recreational sports. If it's about sports and it's on the Internet, you will most likely find it here, and organized in a very useful manner. Archery With instruction, history, and listings of archery literature, this site offers quite a bit about the sport of archery. Australian Sport WWW If you're looking for information about sports in Australia, this is where you'll find it. Learn about organizations at a national, state, and local level, as well as information about Australia in the Olympics and the Commonwealth Games. You can find out about specific sports played in Australia (there are lots of them!), and the site is still being developed. AYSO Online The American Youth Soccer Organization offers lots of information for the soccer player and coach. You'll find coach and referee information, MLS Camps information, and even free software to download "which will help you better manage your team."

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38. Sports Fitness Resources MSN Encarta Professional Competition; Soccer history; Rugby Football Competition; Roller Derby;olympic Games; Wrestling Handball; Jai Alai; racquetball; Racquets; Squash http://www.idahofitness.com/sports2

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40. Maccabi USA/Sports For Israel: Sportscene Newsletter Fall 1998 and diving), and Phil Smith (swimming, handball and racquetball). with an eye towardthe 2000 olympic Games. from the Philadelphia area made history at the JCC http://www.maccabiusa.com/news_f98_6.html

Volume 98 Number 2 Fall 1998 ALUMNI REVIEW The Philadelphia Jewish Sports Hall of Fame's Class of 1998 includes Maccabi USA/Sports for Israel board member Doris Beshunsky , who represented the U.S. in swimming at the 1935 Maccabiah Games; Irv Mondschein , who coached the U.S. Maccabiah Games track and field team in 1981, '85 and '89; and Steve Cohen , who represented the U.S. in gymnastics at the Maccabiah Games in 1965. Both Doris and Irv boast close ties to the University of Pennsylvania: Doris as founder of the Penguinettes, the nationally known synchronized swimming group; and Irv as head coach of the Ivy League school's track and field team. Other Hall of Fame inductees are Nelson "Nitzy" Bobb (basketball), Sam Cozen (basketball), Bernie Lemonick (football), "Battling" Beryl Levinsky (boxing), Max Patkin (baseball), Ed and Steve Sabol (NFL Films), and Sylvia Wene (bowling).

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