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Soccer Olympic Sports:     more books (61)

Olympic Football: 1900-64 Pt. 1 (Soccer: The International Line-ups & Statistics) by Colin Jose, 1996-04-01 Easy Olympic Sports Reader Futbol En Accion / Soccer in Action (Deportes En Accion / Sports in Action) (Spanish Edition) by Sarah Dann, Niki Walker, 2005-11 105 Practical Soccer Drills: The History of Olympic Soccer (Soccer for Everyone Series) by Rudy Yakzan, 2000-08 Sport in Palau: Football (Soccer) in Palau, Palau at the Olympics, Rugby Union in Palau, Palau at the 2008 Summer Olympics On the Field with ... Julie Foudy (Athlete Biographies) by Matt Christopher, 2000-04-01 Standing Fast, Battles of a Champion by Tim Nash, Colleen Hacker, et all 1997-06 Bright Path: Young Jim Thorpe by Don Brown, 2008-01-22 Table football: Association Football, International Olympic Committee, International Table Soccer Federation Unlikely Heroes: The Dynamics of African Sports by Marc Broere, 2001 90 (Ninety) ans Federation Luxembourgeoise de Football Footballfederatioun FIFA: 1908-1990 by Joer Letzebuerger, 1998 The Final Report of the President's Commission on Olympic Sports 1975-1977, Volume 1 by Gerald B. Zornow, 1977 Pelé: Association Football, International Olympic Committee, FIFA, National Soccer Hall of Fame, Waldemar de Brito, Santos FC, FIFA World Cup, Forward (association football) U.S. Soccer Versus the World: The American National Team in the Olympic Games, the World Cup, and Other International Competition by Tony Cirino, 1983-12

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21. Olympic Sports Drive Mustangs
    olympic sports drive Mustangs. Swimming, soccer, golf enjoy perennial success.By ANTHONY HANSHEW The Herald-Dispatch  
    http://www.hdonline.com/2005/July/10/MUspot.htm
    
    Extractions: var prop5="musports" var prop6="specialty" var prop7="specialty_musports" HOME NEWS SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT ... Submit a letter Extras Communities Photo galleries Special reports Web extras ... Customer Care Links USA TODAY Gannett Gannett Foundation River Cities Printing MU SPORTS Sunday, July 10, 2005 Print Story Subscribe Olympic sports drive Mustangs Swimming, soccer, golf enjoy perennial success By ANTHONY HANSHEW - The Herald-Dispatch In nine of the past 10 years, the Mustangs have ranked in the Top 45 nationally among 310 programs in the United States Sports Academy Cup. Among private institutions, SMU has ranked among the Top 10 athletic programs nationally is seven of the past eight years. Related stories SMU football trying to make climb back to respectability SMU profile "We’ve got great coaching staffs and a lot of coaches who have been here for extended periods of time," swimming and diving coach Steve Collins said. "That helps with continuity and it helps to be a consistent team and have a chance to compete for conference title and get teams qualified for the NCAAs." Such success obviously can lead to a wandering professional eye, but neither Morris nor Hyndman appear interested in new pastures.

22. CNNSI.com - Olympic Sports - Soccer - SI's Grant Wahl At The Olympics: Future Is
    Over and out from Sydney. sports Illustrated staff writer Grant Wahl covered theOlympic soccer competition for the magazine and CNNSI.com.  
    http://www.cnnsi.com/olympics/2000/soccer/news/2000/09/30/wahl_wrapup/
    
    Extractions: SYDNEY, Australia So there I was on Friday night, waiting for Chilean superstar Ivan (Bam Bam) Zamorano to walk through the interview area, waiting to show off my Spanish and ask him a question: "¿Estaba sorprendido por la calidad de los estadounidenses?" (Were you surprised by the quality of the Americans?) Silly me. Out came Zamorano, whose team had just beaten the U.S. for the bronze medal. He had looked like an engaging guy during Chile's pre-game national anthem, which he belted out with more enthusiasm than any athlete I've ever seen. (Watch him sometime. It's fun.) But now he stormed past, emitted a guttural snort and slammed the door, blowing off the media altogether. Ivan, babe, your team

23. CBC Sports Online: Bidding For The 2012 Olympic Games
    The status of many olympic sports is up in the air. History of major sportingevents 1998 World Cup of soccer, 2003 world track and field championships  
    http://www.cbc.ca/sports/indepth/olympics2012/

24. Olympic Sports Hall Of Fame Inductee - Saskia Webber
    The Official Site of Rutgers Women s soccer. became the first women’s soccerplayer to join the Rutgers University olympic sports Hall of Fame in 1998.  
    http://scarletknights.com/soccer-women/history/webber.htm
    
    Extractions: The Official Online Store ... STANDINGS Select a Sport - Fall - Football Soccer (M) Soccer (W) Field Hockey Cross Country Volleyball (W) Golf Tennis (M) Tennis (W) - Winter - Basketball (M) Basketball (W) Fencing Gymnastics Swimming Track (M) Track (W) Wrestling - Spring - Baseball Softball Lacrosse (M) Lacrosse (W) Crew Golf Tennis (M) Tennis (W) Track (M) Track (W) Cheerleading Athletics Bands Saskia Webber

25. American Wagering Inc, Baseball Tip Wagering, Kentucky Derby Wagering
    Internet sports wagering, online wagering site, soccer sports wagering, olympic sports wagering, online race track wagering, off track wagering,  
    http://seks.bir.ru/wagering.html

26. Sideline Sports Photography, LLC
    1993 for both the US Men s and Women s National and olympic soccer Teams. sports Illustrated, Newsweek, People, Fortune, USA Today, soccer America,  
    http://www.sidelinesportsphotography.com/
    
    Extractions: Photo Shoot Schedule Established in 1993, Sideline Sports Photography, LLC offers the best in action and studio sports photography. Covering events worldwide from the NBA and NFL to Formula One and International Soccer, we stock the images you need from all the large sporting events world wide. We are the only photographic agency operating via a semi-truck based satellite transmission vehicle and a 24' studio trailer that travels onsite to offer immediate high speed image transmission and printing service at any venue throughout North America. We also travel with and operate our own all-terrain golf cart and all terrain vehicle to ease access to remote locations. Having over twelve experienced sports, nature and advertising photographers under contract in many areas of the world, we can respond to your every photographic needs immediately and at less cost than our competitors. We are completely digital in both transmission and imagery, offering our clients instant access to stock imagery and real-time transmission from events, even during an event. Specializing in advertising and editorial event coverage of sports, with a focus on Soccer, Skiing and Motorsports, we cover numerous events by schedule or at client request. With offices in Chicago, Illinois, Portland, OR

27. UCBearcats - Official Athletic Website Of The University Of Cincinnati
    UC To Offer Discounted olympic sports Pass In preparation for its first seasonof BIG MSOC Bearcat Men’s soccer Picked Fifth in BIG EAST Preseason Poll  
    http://www.ucbearcats.com/

28. Sports News
    News and analysis on soccer, baseball, athletics, tennis, golf, football and more China Daily Sport Journal Sport olympic sports News soccer Hello  
    http://www.sportsnews.com/
    
    Extractions: Search the World News Network Any Language Afrikaans Albanian Bosnian Creole Croatian Czech Danish Dutch English Finnish French German Hausa Hindi Hungarian Indonesian Italian Korean Malay Norwegian Polish Portugese Portuguese Romanian Serbian Slovak Spanish Swahili Swedish Tagalog Tamil Turkish Advanced Search Asia Mideast Africa ...

29. ...:: SportsWeb Soccer ::...
    SportsWeb soccer, News, Reviews, Photos. Indepth coverage of New Zealand soccer . Bay olympic. “The Goal That Wasn’t” Edges Suburbs Past Bay  
    http://www.sportswebsoccer.com/
    
    Extractions: On Sunday, they drew 1-1 with Waikato-Bay of Plenty in atrocious conditions at Porritt Stadium, Lynda Hemming’s goal for the home side countering that struck by Queensland’s Melissa Andreatta, who again impressed for the Maroons in a match played in temperatures rarely experienced by the well-wrapped-up visitors, Mother Nature having decided to mark their week-long visit by unleashing winter’s last hurrah for 2005 on Godzone at the same time. A second half strike from captain Jamie Harnwell was enough to clinch a 1-0 victory for Perth Glory over the New Zealand Knights at North Harbour Stadium on September 22, as the home team, despite a much improved first half showing, failed to remove themselves from the bottom of the Hyundai A-League ladder.

30. Sports - Explore Japan - Kids Web Japan - Web Japan
    Children practicing judo, which has been an olympic sport since the 1964 Tokyo soccer (football) and baseball are two of the most popular sports among  
    http://web-jpn.org/kidsweb/japan/sports.html
    
    Extractions: Children practicing kendo, Japanese fencing using bamboo swords (Tokyo Metropolitan Government) Many different sports are played in Japan. Traditional martial arts like judo and kendo are popular, as are sports imported from overseas, such as baseball and soccer (football). Many Japanese go to the sea for surfing and scuba diving in the summer, while skiing and snowboarding are popular winter pursuits. MAJOR SPORTS Baseball is one of the most popular spectator sports in Japan. There are 12 professional baseball teams, six in the Central League and six in the Pacific League. The teams in each league play about 140 games each during the season, at the end of which the two league winners meet in the Japan Series. In recent years, more and more Japanese players have been moving to the United States to play in Major League Baseball. Two of the most famous are Suzuki Ichiro and Matsui Hideki. Amateur baseball is also popular, and many schoolchildren play the game through local Little Leagues or school baseball clubs. The National High-School Baseball Championship, which is held twice a year, is fought out among schools that have survived tough qualifying rounds to represent their prefectures.

31. Women's Sports Foundation SPORTS & FITNESS
    With a silver medal in Athens, the Brazilian women’s national soccer team is The club directors have to become conscious that this is an olympic sport.  
    http://www.womenssportsfoundation.org/cgi-bin/iowa/sports/article.html?record=14

32. Betting - Nfl Tips Olympic Sports Offshore Sports Sports Line
    tips olympic sports offshore sports sports line world cup soccer odds on linesports vegas sports lines internet football world cup soccer odds college  
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33. HickokSports.com - History - Olympic Soccer Medalists
    This document lists olympic medalists in soccer. It is a page in the Historysection of Hickoksports.com, the largest collection of sports information on  
    http://www.hickoksports.com/history/olsoccer.shtml
    
    Extractions: Alpha Index Index by Sport History Bits Forum ... Search Other Resources Soccer was supposed to be on the program for the first modern Olympics in 1896, but it was cancelled because no teams entered, although some players showed up. The sport officially entered the Olympics in 1900 and it's been on the program ever since. The Olympic stand against professionalism led directly to the creation of soccer's World Cup tournament. After several countries withdrew from the 1928 Olympic tournament because their professionals weren't allowed to play, the Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) decided to hold its own quadrennial world championship, beginning in 1929. In 1984, the International Olympic Committee decided to allow professionals to compete, but only if they hadn't taken part in World Cup play, which still left out most of the world's best players. The rule was amended in 1992 to allow professional players under 23 years of age in the Olympics. Since 1996, each team has been allowed to have three professional players over 22. Women's soccer was added to the Olympic program in 1996.

34. How To Photograph Olympic Sports
    How to Photograph olympic sports (An iPlayOutside Article) If you are shootingbasketball, baseball or soccer, try to show the ball in the picture.  
    http://www.iplayoutside.com/Articles/2000/09/19-phototips.html
    
    Extractions: Photo by Marty Lamp Regardless of whether you are one of the millions of lucky spectators, camera in hand, at the 2000 Olympics, or you are at your local high school track meet, here are some tips from the New York Institute of Photography to help you take exciting pictures at your favorite sporting events. According to Chuck DeLaney, Dean of the world's largest photography school, "These tips will help you get great photos regardless of whether you are at an Olympic swim meet or your child's soccer game." 1. Fill the frame. Try to fill the frame with a player's body, rather than simply showing him or her as a distant speck. The type of picture you're looking for is a closeup action shot. A shot that fills the frame with just one or two players in the heat of a basketball game or a gymnast swinging from the parallel bars.

35. ESPN.com: OLY - Farrey: The Horrors Of Saddam's 'sadist' Son
    As president of the Iraqi National olympic Committee, Uday allegedly of Asiain many sports, said Abid The King Kadhum, an Iraqi soccer star from the  
    http://espn.go.com/oly/s/2002/1220/1480103.html
    
    Extractions: In the history of the world, an expanse that covers Genghis Khan and Adolf Hitler and other despots both past and present, there is no shortage of absolute rulers whose human rights records compare with that of today's designated pariah, Saddam Hussein. Since being charged with overseeing the Iraqi National Olympic Committee in 1984, Uday Hussein allegedly has made sport of imprisoning, torturing and murdering athletes. There may never have been a sports official, though, as brutal as his son, Uday. As president of the Iraqi National Olympic Committee, Uday allegedly tortures athletes for losing games. He sticks them in prison for days or months at a time. Has them beaten with iron bars. Caned on the soles of their feet. Chained to walls and left to stay in contorted positions for days. Dragged on pavement until their backs are bloody, then dunked in sewage to ensure the wounds become infected. If Uday stops by a player's jail cell, he might urinate on his bowed, shaven head. Just to humiliate him. This is the picture that emerges of Uday Saddam Hussein from ESPN.com interviews in the United States and England with former Iraqi national team athletes in several sports. Some of them claim they were personally tortured. All of them say they lived in fear that they would be punished at Uday's whim.

36. TechSideline.com Olympic Sports Message Board
    Hokie olympic sports Message Board. First to last is close in ACC soccer Nelsonia Hokie Sun Aug 7 2005 81653 PM  
    http://www.techsideline.com/message_board/olympic/2005/August/6/6469.html

37. Infinite Monkeys: The IOC Is A Bunch Of Commie Bastards!
    I mean, if Curling and Synchronized Swimming are olympic sports, WTF? Now Iknow this will create a disturbance in the soccermom force of battle star  
    http://blog.infinitemonkeysblog.com/archive/001634.html
    
    Extractions: Main Friday the International Olympic Committe canceled baseball and softball as Olympic sports! At first, like any true blue, red blooded American, I was pissed! Damn commie pinko bastards! Sonsabitches cancel Baseball?! BASEBALL! Then I read that softball great Lisa Fernandez (Three Gold Medals) laments" I feel one person, the president of the IOC, a person from Europe, has taken it upon himself to ruin the lives of millions, actually billions of women. Millions? Billions? Lives ruined? Oh, please. Now I don't care. Posted by JamesPh. at July 10, 2005 08:48 PM Comments Yeah, you could see this one coming. The girl's fast pitch games is totally, and I mean TOTALLY, dominated by the Americans. Every other country is competing for silver. Unless your American, there is no interest in watching our girls stomp yet another team into the diamond. I mean really, in the warmup to the olympics, the best college teams in the US were lucky to even score a run against our olympic team. (many of the best were shut out). Our women should have thrown a few games I guess.

38. Betting - Soccer Oasis Sports Baseball Olympic Sports Ncaa
    betting soccer oasis sports baseball olympic sports ncaa football line new yorksports college line college football football odds line nfl playoffs.  
    http://www.apogee-ccd.com/Pokerinfo-60-14-A.html

39. Preferred Sportsbooks Offshore Wagering Sites Preferred - PointSpread.com - Poin
    soccer» Champions League English Premier German 1st Italian Seria A UEFA Bowl olympic sports. The olympic website is one of the most professional,  
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40. ATHENS 2004 Olympics Launch Pad / Olympic Stadiums, Halls, Sports Complexes, Fac
    Located at the Athens olympic sports Complex (OAKA) in Maroussi, the olympicAquatics Centre olympics soccer stadium due for completion in July 2004  
    http://www.invgr.com/olympics_stadiums.htm
    
    Extractions: As most people know, many events of the 2004 Olympic Games will take place in the Athens Olympic Sports Complex (AOSC), of which both the Olympic Stadium and the Olympic Sports Hall are part. The project for the upgrading of the AOSC has been undertaken by Mr. Santiago Calatrava , the famous Spanish architect. Athens 2004 venues The Olympic Aquatics Centre: Located at the Athens Olympic Sports Complex (OAKA) in Maroussi, the Olympic Aquatics Centre: will host the ever-popular swimming water polo synchronised swimming and diving events. The Centre consists of one outdoor swimming pool for the swimming and water polo contests with a capacity of 11,000 seats, two outdoor pools, one with a capacity of 5,000 seats for synchronised swimming and one indoor pool of 6,500 seats, where water polo and diving will take place. The Hellenic Undersecretariat of State for Sports will undertake the renovations. The Olympic Aquatic Centre is expected to be ready by the end of 2003. [ FINA - La Federation Internationale de Natation Aerial view of the Athens Olympic Sports Complex (OAKA) Aerial view of the Olympic Aquatic Centre at the OAKA Aerial view of the Olympic Vome at the OAKA ... Aerial view of the Olympic Stadium, site for the opening and closing ceremony and athletics

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