The Week in Review
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Your support makes all the difference.THROUGH bad luck or bad design another Formula One driver paid a heavy price. Austria's Karl Wendlinger sustained head injuries while practising for the Monaco Grand Prix and lay in a deep coma.
Tottenham found themselves in trouble again concerning financial matters. It could put their future in the Premier League in doubt.
Allan Border bade farewell to Test cricket in strange fashion - on a golf course. He leaves holding the record for appearances (156), runs (11,174) and catches (156). He also hit 27 centuries.
Brian Lara hit his third century in three Championship innings for Warwickshire but could only manage 34 in a one-day match.
A trio of charismatic golfers won with differing degrees of relief. Seve Ballesteros won for the first time for more than two years. John Daly was victorious for the first time 'sober', as he put it. Laura Davies's success put her top of the women's rankings.
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