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| Chris Mannix: Near tragedy becomes blessing for American boxer Wilder (Sports Illustrated) |
| The left hook from Deontay Wilder connected quickly and violently, its sheer blunt force sending the recipient of the blow, Chinese Olympic heavyweight Nijiati Yushan, toppling like falling redwood face-first to the canvas. As a dazed and disoriented Nushan staggered to his feet, the referee wisely embraced him, calling a halt to the Olympic exhibition match in the second round. |
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| Force climb off canvas to beat Brumbies (Mail and Guardian) |
| The Western Force rose from the dead to beat the ACT Brumbies 29-22 in an entertaining Super 14 clash on Friday. The match had no bearing on the finals, but the Force's seventh win ensured they finished as the second-best Australian side this season, behind the Waratahs. |
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| Artists featured in Donalda (The Camrose Canadian) |
| “Capturing the beauty of nature, in colour on paper or canvas, for all to enjoy is my ultimate goal,” said Betty Schnell. Betty was born in Hardy, Saskatchewan on March 10, 1939. For the rest of her childhood, she grew up in Wordsworth, Browning, and Lampman, the “Poet’s Corner” of Saskatchewan. |
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