sports desk

After that, it was back to the studio and over to the sports desk.

I filed reports around midnight to catch the sports desk the following morning.

Albert was transferred to the sports desk and later sent into retirement.

In 1962, he landed an inside job on the Observer sports desk and moved to London.

The golfer's photograph, taken in happier times, popped up on a wide green mat behind the sports desk.

"I told the sports desks at both networks: 'This is television.

At one time Mr. Levy was on the other side of the sports desk.

The show began on 18 September 1957, originally known as Sports Desk.

He brought that same hustle with him to television where, with his efforts, breaking news was often found on the sports desk.

And this galvanized sports desks all over the country, in a way that few, if any, stories in recent memory have?

He had earlier worked at the Press-Herald sports desk.

The Sports Desk feels very strongly about this.

Following World War II, he returned to his sports desk.

Driscoll says he had "no direct knowledge" as it didn't happen on sports desks.

This is why the Sports Desk insists that these waterheads must be kept out of the building at all costs.

He was promoted from the sports desk after the death of the original co-host, Judge Joe Summers.

However, the sports desk recognises that they could do more to consciously integrate an understanding of sustainability in its broadest sense into their planning.

It is sub-titled, Modern History from the Sports Desk.

Sports Desk may refer to:

The burgeoning sports sector leads the way and new issues have been landing on the Sports desk with the frequency of literary hailstones.

Including Yesterday in Parliament, Sports Desk and Thought for the Day.

A concise insight into the latest international sports news and results from the BBC sports desk.

Mr. Sweeney, 46, is a copy editor on the sports desk at The Daily News.

And so the sports desk of Telegraph Sport decided to put one of its writers on the Broad diet for a few days.

Paolo Bandini works on the Guardian's sports desk.