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CASH MOUNTAIN.(Sport)

Byline: Ed Reed , Peak effort Ian Arnold - and Shawn the Sheep - on top of one of the Pamir mountains. On the right, Ian takes a breather n Mountain man Ian Arnold admires the majestic scenery of the Pamir mountains on the border of the former USSR and China n in memory Mountaineer Andy Bennett Ian

Publication: Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)

Horse Racing: EAGLE MOUNTAIN.(Sport)

EAGLE MOUNTAIN is a best-priced even-money favourite to give comeback king Kieren Fallon a hat-trick of Budweiser Irish Derby victories at the Curragh on Sunday. The Rock Of Gibraltar colt did best of Aidan O'Brien's eight Epsom raiders when chasing home Authorized in the premier Classic at the

Publication: The Mirror (London, England)

Cycling: Gonna climb a mountain!(Sport)

STEPHEN Lindsay has a mission in the foothills of the Mourne Mountains! The Whirline West Down Wheelers' rider already has been crowned NICF Claud Butler time trial league champion, took the bronze medal in last weekend's 100-mile time trial championship and is the current holder of the hillclimb

Publication: The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland)

EAGLE MOUNTAIN.(Sport)

EAGLE MOUNTAIN, runner-up to Authorized in the Vodafone Derby at Epsom, is expected to lead a four-strong challenge from Ballydoyle at today's forfeit stage for the 22nd and final Irish Derby under its Budweiser sponsorship at the Curragh on Sunday. Ireland's premier classic will be like 'Hamlet

Publication: The Mirror (London, England)

If soccer were mountain sport: Swiss beat Germans 6-1

If only the European Championship was played above 2,000 meters (1.2 miles). Switzerland opened the first European soccer tournament for mountain villages with a 6-1 victory over Germany on Friday. Around 400 fans watched the match in the tiny south Swiss village of Gspon, population 585, whose

Publication: AP Worldstream

Making a molehill out of a mountain.(Sport Monthly April 2002)

Byline: MARTIN BRAIDWOOD SCOTLAND will have a major interest in one World Cup this summer. Even if Berti Vogts' boys don't need to stamp their passports for Korea and Japan. Our No.1 downhill mountain biker Crawford Carrick-Anderson will carry home hopes on home soil in Fort William. But unlike our

Publication: Sunday Mail (Glasgow, Scotland)

Football: Knight: Carew is a man mountain.(Sport)

ZAT KNIGHT has hailed striker John Carew as Aston Villa's "man mountain" and believes the Norwegian international is in unstoppable form. Villa manager Martin O'Neill has sometimes called for Carew to show greater consistency since moving from Lyon 15 months ago. But he is still the club's leading

Publication: Daily Post (Liverpool, England)

Hopeful Coleman climbing another fitness mountain.(Sport)

Byline: Rob Owen WALES star Chris Coleman is on the verge of a major breakthrough in his battle to overcome horrific injuries that all but ended his career, writes Rob Owen. The Swansea-born centre half is hoping for the allclear to resume training for the first time since he narrowly escaped a

Publication: South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales)

Golf North West: COURSE TEST High roller offers up a different outlook; A raw test that stretches across the mountain.(Sport)

Byline: Richard Williamson hits the heights in South Wales IF THE spiritual home of Wales is the valleys, then Rhondda golf club is at the very heart and soul of the country. Sitting astride a mountain top, the course commands incredible views down four different valleys stretching away from the

Publication: Daily Post (Liverpool, England)

RALLYING: McRAE OK AFTER HORROR SLIDE DOWN MOUNTAIN.(Sport)

BRITAIN'S Colin McRae cartwheeled his Ford Focus down a mountain road just 24 hours after Carlos Sainz had a brush with death in the San Remo rally. Scot McRae survived the accident in the closing minutes of yesterday's second leg after setting fastest times on two of the previous stages. He was

Publication: The Mirror (London, England)