The big pitch

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Promoters are determined to expand popular support for Australia's National Soccer League (NSL). Over 1 mil fans watched NSL games in 1998, and league officials reorganized the game to increase financial stability and produce consistent play at all levels. Five international competitions are planned to be held in 1999, involving as many of the nation's 13 teams as possible.

author: Lee, Jane-Anne
Social aspects, Soccer

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The young one

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Twenty-year-old tennis star Lleyton Hewitt could earn $200 million by age 25. He has steadily matured, and has become a consistent player, winning the Tennis Masters Cup, losing just one set during the tournament. He says he does not know what he will do with the $3 million prize money, since he does not own a car or a house, and just likes to play golf in his spare time

author: Lee, Jane-Anne
Sports Teams and Clubs, Sports clubs, managers, & promoters, Professional Sports NEC, Management, Behavior, Sports, Tennis, Professional sports, Hewitt, Lleyton

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Another green world

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The Australian Open began during the week of November 30, 1999 and although it lacked major celebrities and substantial financial backing, the festival debuted several young and promising Australian golfers, such as Aaron Baddeley.

author: Lee, Jane-Anne
1999 AD, Golf, Baddeley, Aaron, College sports, Australian Open (Golf)

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subjects list: Australia, Competitions
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