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Venezuelan’s PGA triumph seen to prove Chavez wrong

CARACAS, (Reuters) – Venezuelan golfers hailed  compatriot Jhonattan Vegas’s PGA Tour win as a big advance for  their sport in the baseball-obsessed nation and proof socialist  leader Hugo Chavez’s disparagement of golf was misplaced.

 Prize winners at Saturday’s Harris paints sponsored golf tourney with their prizes.

Deon wins Harris Paints golf tourney

Bhowlaram “Friskie” Deo brought his consistent form of 2010 into the start of this year when he secured victory in the Harris Paints sponsored Medal Play Golf tournament last Saturday at the Lusignan Golf Course.

Shane Yussuf and Rashad Hussain are deep in concentration at the Trophy Stall Chess Tournament on Sunday at Keishar’s Sports Club.

Nathoo, Meusa share lead

Loris Nathoo and Wendell Meusa are the only two unbeaten players after six rounds of the Trophy Stall Chess Tournament at the Keishar’s Sports Club on Sunday.

Ernest Hilaire

Hilaire banking on tournament’s future value

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – Ernest Hilaire hopes to grow the Caribbean Twenty20 Championship brand value to such a high level that the West Indies Cricket Board will have little trouble being able to find a sponsor for it.

Stacy-Ann King

WI Women lose final match and series

AHMEDABAD, India, CMC – West Indies Women will return from their tour of India empty-handed, after another terminal batting decline condemned them to a 15-run defeat in the third and final Twenty20 International against India Women yesterday.

rinidad and Tobago captain Daren Ganga (right) receiving the Caribbean Twenty20 trophy from WICB president Dr Julian Hunte. (Barbados Nation photo)

Kings again!

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – Trinidad & Tobago overcame their inspirational captain Daren Ganga being sidelined with a hand injury to be crowned the new Caribbean Twenty20 champions, following a resounding, 36-run victory over Hampshire yesterday.

Svetlana Kuznetsova

Schiavone wins longest match

MELBOURNE, (Reuters) – Roger Federer made hard work of reaching his 27th consecutive grand slam quarter-final at the Australian Open yesterday but it looked like a short shift after  Francesca Schiavone’s titanic tussle with Svetlana Kuznetsova.

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