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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Australian Open champions (Women's Singles) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Goolagong won the Australian Open four times, Wimbledon twice, the French Open once and was runner up for four...
		Serena Williams in the Round of 16 of the 2005 Australian Open.
		The Australian Open tennis tournament, held annually in the last fortnight of January, is the first of the worlds four Grand Slam tournaments.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Australian-Open-champions-%28Women%27s-Singles%29 (7517 words)

	2005 Australian Open: Previewing the Men
		The 2005 Australian Open, a two-week block party running from Jan. 17-30 in Melbourne Park, celebrates the annual renewal of professional tennis and the 100th year of the tournament’s existence.
		A recent injury to keep your eye on with the Australian Open just a week away, Johansson was forced to retire in his second round match in Sydney against Max Mirnyi, suffering from a right hamstring pull.
		Well-motivated after succumbing to Cyril Saulnier in a shocking first-round 2004 Australian Open loss in straight sets, Coria is a dangerous opponent for anyone because of his world-class scrambling ability and competitiveness.
	www.usta.com /protennis/fullstory.sps?iNewsid=140846 (1739 words)

	ipedia.com: Australian Open Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Grand Slams Australian Open * French Open * Wimbledon * US Open The Australian Open tennis tournament, held annually in mid- January, is the first of the world's four Grand Slam tournaments.
		The Australian Open tennis tournament, held annually in mid-January, is the first of the world's four Grand Slam tournaments.
		Originally based at the grass courts at Kooyong in the city of Melbourne's inner south-east, the tournament was in danger of fading into irrelevance, but was revived in the 1980s with a shift to Melbourne Park, a new hardcourt venue next to the Melbourne Cricket Ground on the southern fringe of the central business district.
	www.ipedia.com /australian_open.html (249 words)

	The Age: national, world, business, entertainment, sport and technology news from Melbourne's leading newspaper.
		On a French Open collision course with claycourt master Rafael Nadal, Lleyton Hewitt recognised he was facing one of the most difficult second-round opponents possible.
		Roger Federer won the opening skirmishes of his French Open battle with two-time defending champion Rafael Nadal when the world No. l was handed the easier of opening-round draws.
		Australian Open champion Serena Williams is itching to train for the claycourt season.
	www.theage.com.au /sport/tennis (648 words)

	IBM News - 2005-02-14 Australian Open 2005 - anywhere, any time - on demand New Zealand
		Between January 17th and January 31st, 2005, whether fans are in Sydney, Shanghai or Stockholm they will be able to immerse themselves in the experience of the Australian Open.
		New for 2005 is a section of Classic Moments from the past hundred years of Australian Open.
		The Australian Open is one of the largest annual sports events in the world.
	www.ibm.com /news/nz/en/2005/02/2005140203.html (474 words)

	2005 Australian Open (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Australian Open was established in 1905 as the Australasian Tennis Championships and played at the Warehousemen’s Cricket Ground in Albert Park, Melbourne.
		The competition was renamed the Australian Championships in 1927, eventually becoming the Australian Open in 1969, when all events were opened to professional players.
		During the 1980s the Australian Open became so popular that it outgrew the Kooyong facilities.
	www.geocities.com /yodaiz/coins/joint/2005.htm (356 words)

	Australian Open Seeds Announced - Talk Tennis
		Australian Open 2005 seedings were announced today with World No.1's Roger Federer (Switzerland) and Lindsay Davenport (USA) topping the men's and women's lists followed by a host of former Grand Slam winners.
		Australian Open defending champion Federer had a stellar season in 2004, winning 11 tournaments including three Grand Slams and the Tennis Masters Cup, finishing the year with an astonishing win-loss record of 74-6 and as world No.1 for the first time.
		A singles champion at the Australian Open in 2000, Davenport was defeated by eventual champion Justine Henin-Hardenne in the quarterfinals of last year's tournament, but will be the player to beat this year.
	tt.tennis-warehouse.com /showthread.php?t=38035 (806 words)

	IBM On Demand Business - Australian Open 2005 - Australia
		IBM works closely with the Australian Open to make the tournament a successful on demand business, developing cost effective IT and business solutions to ensure their customers get what they want, when they want.
		In its partnership with Australian Open, IBM is able to leverage the experience gained from working with thousands of companies of all sizes around the world, to deliver solutions that allow organisations to meet their business objectives.
		Australian Open isn't just one of the world's premier tennis tournaments, it's an example of a total on demand business solution.
	www.ibm.com /e-business/au/ondemand/turniton_auopen2005.html (469 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > Sports -- Players to watch: 2006 Australian Open
		In 2005, she made a leap worthy of the gymnast she often resembles, coming from No. 22 in the WTA Tour rankings to No. 2 and culminating her season by claiming her first Grand Slam championship at the U.S. Open.
		Injuries kept the Belgian woman out of the Australian Open a year ago, but she was a finalist at Melbourne in 2004.
		Her promise to bypass the French Open, in which she has had little success, would represent reason enough for her to invest herself to her fullest at Melbourne.
	www.signonsandiego.com /sports/20060115-9999-lz1s15tennis1.html (1036 words)

	Federer's gets tough draw : Sport: More Sport: News24
		World No 1 Federer, bidding for his third Australian Open crown, also has American Andy Roddick and his 2005 semi-final conqueror Marat Safin in his half of the men's draw for next week's opening Grand Slam of the season.
		Sharapova opens against France's Camille Pin, and is drawn to meet Swiss eighth seed Patty Schnyder in the quarters.
		Clijsters, who reached the 2004 Australian Open final and is seeded four this year, opens against Hobart International finalist, Vasilisa Bardina of Russia and could face sixth-seed Hingis in the quarters.
	www.news24.com /News24/Sport/More_Sport/0,9294,2-9-32_2054066,00.html (436 words)

	2005 Australian Open News - January 30, 2005
		The 100th of the Australian Open may not have been marked with a home grown champion but for those not born in the place known as ‘the Lucky Country’, there was still plenty to celebrate in Marat Safin’s 1-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-4 win over Lleyton Hewitt.
		The Australian must have himself to blame after he romped through the first set from a nervous Safin and the break he gained in the third after the Russian had levelled the match would have buoyed his spirits again.
		Hewitt’s pain at missing his chance to become the first Australian since Mark Edmondson in 1976 to lift his home grand slam trophy will sting for some time, but he has little to berate himself for after a series of typically stoic performances to get to the final.
	www.tennislifemagazine.com /news-updates/05-OzOpen/01-30-Oz.html (898 words)

	Arthurs enjoying the ride - Tennis - Sport - theage.com.au
		Australian Monique Adamczak has bowed out the Australian Open after falling victim to number three seed, Russia's Svetlana Kuznetsova, on centre court this morning.
		The Australian Open's extreme heat policy comes into effect when the absolute air temperature passes 35 degrees, combined with a reading from the 'wet bulb globe temperature'.
		Australian Monique Adamczak is this morning playing her second round match on centre court against Russian third seed Svetlana Kuznetsova.
	www.theage.com.au /news/tennis/federer-cruises-to-third-round/2007/01/17/1168709802768.html (1500 words)

	Sportscolumn.com - Sports News - 2005 Australian Open Preview
		The Australian Open is the furthest away from America.
		The Australian Open is played on hard-court surface, not the most interesting.
		The French Open (roland garros) is played on red Clay, less traction equals more chances of slipping and falling, and this leads to a higher level of difficulty.
	www.sportscolumn.com /story/2005/1/9/18616/87980 (1153 words)

	2005 Australian Open $5 UNC
		The Australian Open was established in 1905 as the Australasian Tennis Championships and played at the Warehousemen’s Cricket Ground in Albert Park, Melbourne.
		The competition was renamed the Australian Championships in 1927, eventually becoming the Australian Open in 1969, when all events were opened to professional players.
		During the 1980s the Australian Open became so popular that it outgrew the Kooyong facilities.
	www.cruzis-coins.com /joint/2005.html (411 words)

	AndyRoddick.com » Blog Archive » Andy Out Of Australian Open
		Andy immediately went a mini break up, but could not hold on, and at 6-3 down, put a backhand into the net to send the Australian crowd into a frenzy as their man leveled at one set all.
		Welcome to the Australian Open 2006 page, providing you all the information about Andy and the tournament in one place.
		As the first Grand Slam of the year, the Australian Open is being broadcast world wide.
	www.andyroddick.com /953/andy-out-of-australian-open (532 words)

	Australian Open 2005: Juniors Wrap-Up
		Young, who also had a spectacular run in the doubles draw, is the first American to win the Australian Open boys' title and the first to be ranked No. 1 in the world since Andy Roddick accomplished both feats in 2000.
		Top-seeded Azarenka, who reached the Wimbledon and US Open semifinals in 2004, didn't drop a set or more than four games in any of her matches, including the final, where she defeated Hungary’s Agnes Szavay, 6-2, 6-2, for the championship.
		She has now notched a perfect 12-0 record in ITF Junior Circuit play in 2005, having also won the singles title at the Uncle Tobys' Australian Hardcourt Championships, held the week prior to the Australian Open.
	www.usta.com /juniors/fullstory.sps?iNewsid=147709&itype=945&icategoryid=167 (627 words)

	Draper to Hewitt's aid - Tennis - Sport - smh.com.au
		Lleyton Hewitt's fractured Australian Open build-up took another twist today when he secured aspiring golf professional and one-time Davis Cup teammate Scott Draper as coach for the Melbourne Park grand slam.
		The Australian Open final is on January 27 so should Hewitt make even the semi-finals, Draper may find himself in a rare position similar to which he experienced in 2005 when he was forced to make a series of mad dashes between Melbourne Park and Kingston Heath to fulfil clashing tennis and golf commitments.
		Draper famously managed to win the Australian Open mixed doubles crown with fellow Australian Samantha Stosur on the same weekend as failing to qualify for the Heineken Classic.
	www.smh.com.au /news/tennis/draper-to-hewitts-aid/2007/01/08/1168104919819.html (857 words)

	Australian Open Tickets, 2005 Australian Open Tennnis Tickets
		We obtain cheap Australian Open Tickets on the secondary market and we are not connected with venue, team, or organization whose tickets we provide.
		The Australian Open is operated by Tennis Australia, formerly the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia (LTAA), and was first played at the Warehouseman's Cricket Ground in St Kilda Road, Melbourne.
		Glamour will be the name of the game in 2005, with players able to look their best both on and off the court thanks to a new sponsorship just announced between the tournament and leading health and beauty company Garnier.
	www.rhinotickets.com /tennis/australianopen-tickets.htm (1445 words)

	Australia Post Stamp Shop \| SOUVENIR STAMP SHEET \| Australian Open 2005 SES Sheets & Covers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Set of Australian Open 2005 SES Sheets (ten x 50c with logo in tab, ten x 50c with generic image in tab)
		Australian Open 2005 SES Sheet (ten x 50c with generic image in tab)
		Australian Open 2005 SES Sheet (ten x $1.10 with generic image in tab)
	www.auspost.com.au /philatelic/stamps/stampshop_2.asp?category_id=421&product_type=3 (209 words)

	Australian Open Golf Tournament
		The 2005 Australian Open saw some great action as Robert Allenby limped to his first-place after a one-shot win after fighting an injury to the nerves in a finger on his right hand during the last round.
		The Australian open celebrated it's centenary in 2004 with some of the best golfing action seen in Australia today.
		The Australian Open tour organizers also invited golfing legend Arnold Palmer to attend the 2004 event.
	www.australian-open-golf.com (203 words)

	2005 Australian Open Preview
		Most of the 15,000 people packed into the Rod Laver Arena will want to forget the Australian Open women's final and certainly Lindsay Davenport will not have it at the top of her list of most memorable afternoons.
		It took 2hrs 39mins mind you, and it was touch and go all the way through to the latter stages of the third set, but Williams reached the final of the Australian Open, beating Sharapova 2-6, 7-5, 8-6.
		Lleyton Hewitt may be the centre of attention at this year’s Australian Open but he will have to share the limelight if his friend and countrywoman Alicia Molik can beat Venus Williams in the their fourth round clash.
	www.tennislifemagazine.com /news-updates/05-OzOpen/05-Oz-Main.html (795 words)

	Eurosport - Tennis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Tennis Australia announced on Monday that the centenary year of the Australian Open in January broke the record day attendance figure for any major championship - with 60,669 spectators through the gates on the middle Saturday - and reaped more than A$209 million for the Victorian economy.
		Australian Open chief executive Paul McNamee recognised the key to the success of the championship had been the return of the Venus and SerenaWilliams, and the success of Australian players Lleyton Hewitt and Alicia Molik.
		Pollard said while the US Open sold the most tickets, more people actually turned up to the Australian Open.
	www.eurosport.co.uk /home/pages/v4/l2/s57/sport_lng2_spo57_sto719129.shtml (239 words)

	2005 Australian Open : Media (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Garnier Fructis Australian Open qualifiers will take place at Falls Creek, VIC on the 27 th and 28 th of August with cash and prizes up for grabs, along with the chance for the top 8 to qualify through to the semi-finals of the main event the following week at Perisher Blue.
		Following in the tradition of the Open, equal prize money for men and women is up for grabs along with a wild card for the 2006 US Open to the highest placed male and female Australian finalist.
		Garnier Fructis is proud to be the official sponsor of the Garnier Fructis Australian Open 2005 Snowboarding presented by Burton.
	www.opensnowboarding.com /AUS/Media.aspx (406 words)

	WTAworld.com - Australian Open 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Australian Open women's draw lost none of its lustre yesterday, with the apparently healthy arrivals of championship contenders Serena and Venus Williams and Amelie Mauresmo.
		Williams is seeded seventh for the Australian Open.
		THE Australian Open is shaping as a sizzler with American Serena Williams yesterday raising temperatures with her sexy new outfit.
	www.wtaworld.com /showthread.php?t=144213 (7808 words)

	www.cyclingnews.com presents the2005 Australian Senior Track Championships
		The stars of Australian cycling will be in action this week when Adelaide's Super-Drome plays host to the 2005 Australian Track Cycling Championships.
		Athens keirin bronze medallist, Shane Kelly, 33, will be out to claim the Australian keirin crown in a year when he has opted not to compete in the kilometre time trial - the event in which he has claimed three world titles and Olympic silver and bronze.
		She has her eye on all three gold medals in Adelaide, but young South Australian Alexis Rhodes, 20, who claimed bronze in the points race in Manchester and is defending the crown in Adelaide, may have other ideas.
	www.cyclingnews.com /track/2005/feb05/auschamps05 (643 words)

	TSN : TENNIS - Canada's Sports Leader
		Australian Lleyton Hewitt, who lost in the second round in Melbourne, falls to No. 11.
		American Serena Williams, the 2005 Australian Open champion who lost in the third round at Melbourne, dropped to 39th, a total of 24 places.
		Roger Federer battles at the French Open hoping to capture his first title at Roland Garros and complete a career Grand Slam and a non-calendar Grand Slam.
	www.tsn.ca /news_story.asp?ID=152926&hubName=main (281 words)

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