Federer Costa Mutis Matchups Lead USTA Draw
At the USTA National Tennis Center in New York the Aug 30 to Sept 12 slate features top players from Switzerland Spain Russia and the United States in first round and early round pairings. Notable matchups include Federer Costa Mutis and Agassi versus Delic while Henman and Safin headline other key sections.
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Usta National Tennis Center
New York
von Roger Federer
Switzerland
Albert Costa
Spain
Olivier Mutis
France
Dmitry Tursunov
Russia
Mariano Zabaleta
Argentina
Todd Martin
United States
Fabrice Santoro
van Ljubick
Croatia
Lee Hyungtaik
South Korea
Alberto Martin
Antony Dupuis
Igor Andreev
Hussia
Fernando Verdasco
Jarkko Nieminen
Finland
Andrei Pavel
Romania
Nicolas Massu
Chile
Jose Acasuso
Sargis Sargsian
Armenia
Alex Corretja
Peul-Henri Mathieu
Raemon Stuiter
Netherlands
E! Agnaoul
Morocco
Taylor Dent
Med ‘States
Jin Nowak
Czech Republic
Radek Stepanek
Alex Calatrava
Florian Mayer
Germany
Flavio Saretta
Brazil
Robby Ginepri
Andre Agass
Carlos Moya
Brian Baker
wo-Amer Delic
Alexander Popp
Olivier Rochus
Belgium
Mario Ancic
Dominik Hrbaty
Slovakia
Oscar Hernandez
Karol Kucera
Xavier Malisse
Victor Hanescu
Paradorn Snichaphan
Thailand
Gaston Gaudio
Juan Monaco
Daniel Elsner
Thomas Johansson
Sweden
Greg Rusedski
Britain
Cyril Saulnier
Nicolas Kiefer
Mardy Fish
David Ferret
Max Mirnyi
Belarus
Kaku Labadze
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Vo Karlovic
Tim Henman
We Soderling
Davydenko
Mark
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Wayne Ferreira
South Africa
Lleyton Hewitt
Carlos Ferrero
Koubek
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Joachim Johansson
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Baseball Glance From AL and NL Schedules
Major league games listing results for the American and National Leagues. Key scores include Chicago White Sox 9 Detroit 5, New York Yankees 5 Cleveland 4, Boston 5 Toronto 4, and Oakland 6 Baltimore 2. Schedule notes cover late games and upcoming matchups across both leagues with multiple time slots.
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Sports TV and race schedule for August 26 highlights
A dense listing of sports programming across networks. Auto racing NASCAR qualifying at Bristol. golf openings in Munich Brimley Kutztown and Cromwell. LPGA Wachovia. LPBA. Little League World Series semifinals Williamsport. MLB games Mets at Padres and White Sox at Indians. NFL preseason Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Olympic coverage spans basketball, pentathlon, soccer, water polo, field hockey, track and field, sailing. Widespread same day tape notes included.
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Charleston Daily Mail preseason tennis poll highlights byes and matchups
A dense list of forthcoming matches and pairings features Svetlana Kuznetsova and Maria Sharapova among top seeds, with international players from Russia, Colombia, Venezuela, Spain, and the United States. The document outlines numerous head-to-heads, qualifiers, and notable rivals across the women's tour.
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Russia
Catalina Castano
Colombia
Nicole Pratt
Australia
Milagros Sequera
Venezuela
Kristina Brandi
Puerto Rico
Kelly McCain
United States
Amy Frazier
Mary Pierce
France
Emilie Loit
Alexandra Stevenson
Virginia Ruano Pascual
Spain
Jelena Jankovic
Serbia
Montenegro
Laura Granville
Maria Sharapova
Anastasia Myskina
Ludmila Cervanova
Slovakia
Barbara Schett
Austria
Barbara Strycova
Czech Republic
Anabel Medina Garrigues
Silvija Talaja
Croatia
Eleni Daniilidou
Greece
Anna Smashnova-Pistolesi
Israel
Shinobu Asagoe
Japan
Tina Pisnik
Slovenia
Jill Craybas
Daily Randrantely
Madagascar
Elena Bovina
Marta Marrero
Maria Elena Camerin
Italy
Melinda Czink
Hungary
Arantxa Parra Santonja
Marlene Weingartner
Germany
Lubomira Kurhajcova
Lindsay Davenport
Jennifer Capriati
Denisa Chiadkova
Magui Serna
Vera Douchevina
Anika Kapros
Marion Bartoli
Meghann Shaughnessy
Karolina Sprem
Jelena Kostanic
Rita Grande
Tamarine Tanasugarn
Thailand
Gisela Dulko
Argentina
Toryn Ashley
Ai Sugiyama
Patty Schnyder
Switzerland
Iveta Benesova
Akiko Morigami
Emmanuelle Gagliardi
Lindsay Lee-Waters
Claudine Schaul
Luxembourg
Sandra Kleinova
Serena Williams
Elena Dementieva
Dinara Safina
Martina Sucha
Jelena Dokic
Serbia-Montenegro
Nathalie Dechy
Fabiola Zuluaga
Myriam Casanova
Tathiana Garbin
Mara Santangelo
WVU backs push for more carries and depth
Harris and Colson push each other for better performance as West Virginia tailbacks compete for three spots. Harris cites lessons from Quincy Wilson and aims 20 to 25 carries while stressing toughness and consistency to reach a bowl. Wilson’s eight straight 1,000 yard seasons underline a rushing tradition the team wants to maintain.
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NASCAR fines crew chiefs for fuel system and equipment violations
Pat Tryson and Marc Reno crew chiefs for Mark Martin and Bobby Hamilton Jr earned $5000 fines each for using unap proved fuel system modifications on August 20. Todd Berrier for Kevin Harvick received $500 for a fuel cell violation and Lee McCall for Sterling Marlin paid $500 for using shoulder harness belts with an expired date.
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Marc Reno
Mark Martin
Bobby Hamilton Jr
Todd Berrier
Kevin Harvick
Lee McCall
Sterling Marlin
Rays Rally Fails to Hold Lead in High-Scoring Tilt
Johnson City exploded for six runs in the third as Brandon Yarbrough drove in two with a triple. Princeton countered with four in the third and two more in the fourth led by Brignac and Lagreid. Das Jesson homered for Johnson City, while Princeton extended the edge to 12-8 before the P Rays rejoined with a 13-12 final tally after seven innings. Jake Ritchie collected two hits and two RBIs, Brignac scoring three times and driving in two others.
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Herd won’t host MAC title game in Huntington
HUNTINGTON AP Marshall U.S. college football Marshall University faces a MAC title game at Ford Field in Detroit as the league announces a neutral-site championship. The move ends the Herd’s four-year run hosting the game, prompting mixed reactions from players and coach Bob Pruett about neutral-site hosting.
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Hagans Drives Virginia Into New QB Era
UVa quarterback Aaron Hagans transitions from a dynamic backup to the starting signal caller for the No. 16 Cavaliers. Coach Al Groh praises his mobility and evolving rhythm with receivers and tight ends as he aims to balance Schaub like execution with Hagans run threat. Heath Miller and others anticipate the versatile offense.
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