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Eaton breaks indoor heptathlon world record
American Ashton Eaton, a University of Oregon senior, set a world record of 6,499 points in the indoor heptathlon to win at the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships on Saturday.
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Jones wins 60M hurdles, sets world indoors record
LoLo Jones recovered from near-elimination in the semifinals to defend her title in the 60-meter hurdles Saturday, setting the record at the world indoor championships and third-best time ever.
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Oregon heptathlete sets world record
Oregon's Ashton Eaton has broken Dan O'Brien's 17-year-old world record in the indoor heptathlon. Eaton set a mark of 6,499 points Saturday at the NCAA indoor track and field championships, passing O'Brien's record of 6,476. Eaton finished the final event of the heptathlon, the 1,000 meters, in 2 minutes, 32.67 seconds, nearly two seconds faster than he needed for the world...
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World Indoor championships results
World Indoor championship results from Doha on Saturday (* denotes new result).
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Oregon heptathlete sets world record
Oregon's Ashton Eaton has broken Dan O'Brien's 17-year-old world record in the indoor heptathlon.
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Jones wins 60M hurdles, sets world indoors record
LoLo Jones recovered from near-elimination in the semifinals to defend her title in the 60-meter hurdles Saturday, setting the record at the world indoor championships and third-best time ever. Jones set the championships record in 7.72 seconds, 0.03 seconds better than Perdita Felicien of Canada in 2004.
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Karl, Sauerbreij win World Cup snowboard races
World Cup leaders Benjamin Karl of Austria and Nicolien Sauerbreij of the Netherlands won parallel giant slalom snowboard races Sunday. Karl beat Rok Flander of Slovenia in the big final. Sauerbreij, the recently Olympic champion, edged Nathalie Desmares of France. Karl, the Olympic silver medalist, clinched the parallel and overall World Cup title.
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Chambers storms to world 60m crown as US dominates indoor games
Britain's Dwain Chambers stormed to the world indoor 60m crown on Saturday as six defending champions retained titles and the United States dominated the medals board.
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