'Gentleman' Johnson says thank you
IT HAS BEEN A long road for Glen Johnson, but the man from Clarendon, regarded as the best light heavyweight boxer in the world after a sparkling year in the ring, is finally getting the recognition he has sought from his own people.
Daley, Hue to rule midfield
WITH THE RETURN of a number of overseas-based footballers, the battle for spots in Jamaica's starting eleven for the home leg of the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Digicel Caribbean Cup semi-final game against French Guiana
Top schools for WATA/JC track meet
REIGNING BOYS INTER-secondary champions Kingston College (KC) and national high school queens Holmwood Technical are down to open their 2005 season at tomorrow's WATA/Jamaica College Develop-ment Meet, at the school's grounds at Old Hope Road. ...
Hop on Nunes' triple
TRAINER ANTHONY Nunes has a three-timer lined up tomorrow afternoon, NUMERO UNO in the second, back-to-form American-bred ZICKWARTY in the third and THE REAL KING, who has slipped down in class among claimers for the Millard Ziadie Cup.
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