Tigers seek vital World Cup win
Bangladesh take on the Netherlands on Monday needing a win to stay on course for the World Cup quarter-finals while victory for Pakistan over Zimbabwe would complete the qualifiers from Group A.

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St. Pete Forum Considers $330M Plan to Save Tigers
ST. PETERSBURG — With just 3,200 tigers left in the wild, top politicians from 13 countries where the big cats still roam gathered Sunday for the St. Petersburg Tiger Forum to discuss a $330 million plan to save the species.

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Tiger’s day back brings up questions
The first round of the 2010 Masters will be played today. And it will mark Tiger Woods’ first competitive round of golf since November last year.

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State A bound: Lady Tigers play best game in Region 6A win over Crow Creek
Facing the most important game of their careers, and facing it without a key starter, the Lady Tigers played the best first half of basketball in their lives.

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Ernie’s first call with Tigers hits 50
Fifty years ago Friday — it was a wintry day in Detroit, with temperatures in the 20s — fans for the first time heard Ernie Harwell describe Tigers baseball in his soft Southern drawl.

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Tigers stun Eagles
Tigerton coach Shawn Much wondered how his team would fare the second time around when facing the top four teams in the Central Wisconsin Conference-10 after going 0-4 the first stretch.

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Tigers refuse to back down
There are seven divisions at this year’s Florida High School Athletic Association State Competitive Cheerleading Championships.

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Indians threaten, but Tigers get sweep
COCOLAMUS – They say it’s hard to win against the same team three times in a season, and it’s even harder when that team is your biggest rival – but despite two monumental pushes from behind by Juniata, it was East Juniata that got the win Thursday, 59-52, in Tri-Valley League boys basketball.

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