Step by step school win
New Delhi: CEQUIN (Center for Equity and inclusion) organised Delhi Dreams: Girls Football Tournament. The knock out matches for the tournament were held from 4th - 6th December 2014. The final match was played today between Modern School Vasant Vihar & Step by Step at Sanskriti School, Chanakyapuri. The main objective of this tournament was to popularize women's football in India. The organizers selected Pratibha from Sanskriti school and Aveka Singh from Step by Step as best two talents from the game and have offered them a training camp in England.
lipsky closes in on Merit
Kuala lumpur: With the finish line in sight, American David lipsky stayed in prime position ahead of Indian golfer Anirban lahiri to lift the 2014 Asian Tour's Order of Merit crown with two events remaining. The 26-year-old lipsky, who has led the Merit race since winning the Omega European Masters in Switzerland in September, extended his lead in the rankings to $133,518 after finishing sixth in the Bank BRI Indonesia Open Sunday. His season's earnings stand at $707,585. Second-placed lahiri was kicking himself after a costly triple bogey on the 72nd hole in Jakarta dropped him from sixth to equal 15th position as his 2014 tally increased to $574,067, thanks largely to victories at the CIMB Niaga Indonesian Masters and Venetian Macau Open this season.
Pele remains in hospital
Sao Paulo: legendary Brazilian footballer Pele remained in hospital, though did not exhibit any symptoms of the urinary tract infection that he was admitted with 13 days ago. According to a bulletin released Sunday by the Albert Einstein Hospital in Sao Paulo, Pele “has a good clinical outlook, without signs of infection and is continuing to receive treatment with antibiotics.”
The hospital also said that, with the three-time World Cup winner progressing well and showing no symptoms of infection, he was moved Saturday from an intermediate-care unit to a regular hospital room. The bulletin, did not specify a date on which he might be released.