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The listing notes an 8:11 am US Open telecast in the United States on RPM channel. It highlights early morning sports coverage with emphasis on tennis action and network scheduling for viewers seeking live events. Both channel and program timing are given.
Tiger Woods extends win run as Nelson mark lingers
Tiger Woods captured his seventh victory of the year at the Byron Nelson Championship and moved into sole fifth on the career list with 53 wins. He trailed Vijay Singh early, then roared back with a final round 63 to beat Singh by multiple strokes, while Brian Bateman finished third at 8 under.
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Mauresmo tops Williams to reach U.S. Open quarters
Amelie Mauresmo defeats Serena Williams 6 4 0 6 6 2 to advance to the U S Open quarterfinals amid a dramatic late match sequence. Williams, sidelined by knee rehab and limited play this season, falls short as Mauresmo leverages patience and power in critical moments.
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Wall Chur’s two TD passes pace North Augusta win
Senior quarterback Wall Chur threw two touchdown passes to Marcus Thurmond and ran for a score in North Augusta’s 28-17 victory over Midland Valley High. Sophomore Dave Curry added 109 rushing yards for the Raiders. Midland Valley hosts Williston Elko at 7:30 p.m. after Williston-Elko’s 16-13 win on a last-second field goal by William Shipes.
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Braves rally as James breaks slump with bunt single
Braves James broke a 0-for-23 skid with a bunt single in the third and scored on LaRoche’s sacrifice fly after Renteria’s RBI single. Trachsel walked four in the fifth ending his night, while LaRoche earlier drove in James with a RBI single. Renteria added an RBI double in the ninth off Heman ez. Trachsel allowed four runs on four hits in 4 13 innings and fell to 11-16 in 32 career starts against Atlanta. Francoeur made a diving catch to rob Shawn Green in the fifth. James extended a four-game win streak this season, the second of the year.
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Noles rally past Miami in Orange Bowl showdown
Florida State escapes with a 13-10 win as Gary Cismesia nails a 33 yard field goal with 8:06 left. Michael Kay Garvin seals it by intercepting Kyle Wright with 29 seconds remaining. Drew Weatherford throws for 175 yards as Miami manages just 17 yards in the second half.
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