Open results at U S Open at National Tennis Center
Associated Press reports first round results at the USTA National Tennis Center New York with a $17.074 million purse on hard outdoor surface. Hrbaty over Gimelstob 6-3 6-4 6-2 and Agassi routs Corretja 6-1 6-2 6-2 lead a list of notable men winners and women gainers alike.
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Slovakia
Justin Gimelstob
United States
Juan Ignacio Chela
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Roko Karanusic
Croatia
Rainer Schuettler
Germany
Wayne Arthurs
Australia
Paradorn Srichaphan
Thailand
Cyril Saulnier
France
Fabrice Santoro
Julien Benneteau
Yevgeny Kafelnikov
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Kristof Vliegen
Belgium
Nicolas Kiefer
Franco Squillari
Radek Stepanek
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Feliciano Lopez
Spain
Fernando Gonzalez
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Michael Chang
John van Lottum
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Christophe Rochus
Sjeng Schalken
Julien Boutter
Nicolas Lapentti
Ecuador
Karol Beck
Andre Agassi
Alex Corretja
Flavio Saretta
Brazil
Vince Spadea
Alberto Martin
Olivier Mutis
Agustin Calleri
Werner Eschauer
Austria
Ivan Ljubicic
Paul-Henri Mathieu
Albert Costa
Raemon Sluiter
Lars Burgsmuller
Luis Horna
Peru
Ivo Karlovic
Felix Mantilla
Xavier Malisse
Olivier Rochus
FIBA Americas Olympic Qualifying Glance
The report covers games from August showing results for Mexico Argentina Dominican Republic Venezuela Puerto Rico Uruguay Brazil Virgin Islands Canada and the United States with final tallies. It notes the format where top four teams advance to a second round and carry forward results among advancing teams while fifth place is eliminated.
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Baseball glance Area Football Standings
American League results with Boston routing Seattle and Oakland rolling over Toronto while New York and Cleveland split. multiple games schedule in coming days includes Toronto at Boston and Baltimore at Oakland. National League matchups list Montreal, Philadelphia, Milwaukee and others with key night games and standings. Olympic note cites four advancing teams to semifinals and 2004 Games qualification.
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Baseball Transactions Across MLB and Minor Leagues
A wide range of player moves across baseball, football, basketball, and other leagues. Key MLB actions include Omar Vizquel activated for the Indians and Rondell White traded to the Royals. Reds complete a trade with Tim Hummel and others. Pirates acquire Oliver Perez and Jason Bay in a deal with San Diego. Minor league shifts and coaching appointments also listed.
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Tampa
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Gabe White
Cincinnati Reds
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Reggie Taylor
Mark Watson
Joe Valentine
Louisville
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Phil Norton
Scott Randall
Jim Chambree
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Jason Bay
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RIO Grande Valley Whitewings
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Seattle Mariners
Major league baseball and tennis highlights for Aug 27
ESPN regional coverage features Cubs at Cardinals or Phillies at Expos at 7 p.m. EDT. ESPN2 regional options include Orioles at A's or Rays at Mariners at 10 p.m. EDT. U S Open coverage begins at 11 a.m. with first and second rounds. World Championships track and field in Paris air at 2:30 p.m. EDT on ESPN2.
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Taylor sinks hole-in-one at Greenbrier Meadows Course
Jared Taylor of Bluefield Virginia scored a hole-in-one on hole 4 at The Greenbrier Meadows Course on August 20 during a Graham High School match hosted by Greenbrier East High School. He also was medalist with a 75 on the par 72 course as Graham finished third. the Greenbrier director of golf sent an engraved plaque.
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Beavers slip to Bluefield as Princeton clash looms
Bluefield defeated Pocahontas 3 0 as goalkeeper Michael Browning denied several chances. Coach Mike Burns said Pocahontas did not play their game while Kevin Goforth praised his defense and Browning. Mercer County rivalry with Princeton set for 5 30 p m at East River Soccer Complex and a girls game to follow.
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Gridiron Trophy Decides Bluefields Rivalry Rematch
The annual contest aims to crown football supremacy between the two Bluefields with a tangible trophy for the winning school. Kickoff is at 7:30 p.m. at Mitchell Stadium as the rivalry resumes next year.
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Princeton Football Preview Faces Rugged Princeton Test
Princeton's offense features receivers Alphonso Weatherspoon James McDonald and Marcelle Stover with an average 283 pound interior line. The team uses a base I formation with three receiver sets and a balanced run pass game. Dunbar counters with a 4 4 defense as kickoff at Hunnicutt Stadium nears.
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