US Open Tennis Results Round One Noted by AP
The Wednesday scoreboard lists first round results from the USTA National Tennis Center with players from Sweden Spain United States Britain France Germany Russia Argentina Belarus Australia and others. Notable matches include Gambill and Sampras advancing while Federer Youzhny and Ferrero also won their openers.
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Gedric Pioline
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Mikhail Youzhny
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Bohdan Alchrach
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Mariano Zabaleta
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Sebastie Gidésjean
Pete Sampras
Julien Boutter
Andrei Stoliarov
Marc Rosset
Abert Portas
Cristiano Caratti
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Hicham Arazi
Agustin Calleri
Vladimir Voltchkov
Belarus
Wayne Ferreira
South Africa
Tommy Robredo
Olivier Rochus
Belgium
James Blake
David Sanchez
Jack Brasington
Gianluca Pozzi
Fight Schedule Features Global Boxing Cards and Title Prospects
The national fight schedule lists August and September bouts across venues from New York to Tokyo. Notable matchups include Teddy Reid versus Joe Hutchinson for the vacant USBA junior welterweight title, Toshiaki Nishioka facing Veeraphoi Nakhonmiang for a title, and Bernard Hopkins meeting Fok Trinidad for the world middleweight crown. Other events span Yokohama, Philadelphia, San Jacinto, Sheffield, and more with various IBF, WBC, and regional belts on the line.
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Hamburg
Germany
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Top Twenty Five Teams in The Associated Press Poll
The Associated Press releases its Top Twenty Five college football rankings listing the nation’s leading programs. The brief item notes the current order and potential movement among teams as the season progresses.
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Baseball slate with multiple AL and interleague games listed
The schedule lists several American League matchups and joint games for Thursday and Wednesday. Key pitchers include Hudson, Towers, Sabathia, Hitchcock, Moyer, Sturtze, Milton, Redman, and Bell. Interleague links feature San Diego, St Louis, San Francisco, Arizona, and Colorado with dates and start times across multiple stadiums.
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Oakland
Hudson
Baltimore
Towers
Boston
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Cleveland
Sabathia
Toronto
Halladay
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Hitchcock
White Sox
Glover
Detroit
Redman
Seattle
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Texas
Minnesota
Television and Sports Highlights for August 29 2001
The schedule lists regional Major League Baseball matchups at 7 and 10 p.m. NBC coverage includes Florida at Chicago Cubs or Cleveland, San Francisco at Arizona or Colorado at Los Angeles. Goodwill Games events in Brisbane top the day with gymnastics swimming and beach volleyball. U S Open tennis begins with men and women rounds in New York.
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College Football Schedule From Thursday Lineup
A dense list covers Thursday games across conferences and times. Notable matchups include Delaware at Rhode Island, Army? No, various I-AA and I-A pairings with kickoff windows from 12 p.m. to 10 p.m. across campuses such as Arkansas, Texas, Ohio and California, highlighting regional showdowns and transfer crossovers.
College basketball schedule featuring multiple campuses tonight
A slate of games includes Portland at Stephen F. Austin and Prairie View at Texas Southern at 8 p.m. plus matchups across the Mountain West, Pac-12 and Big 12. Notable shows feature Wisconsin at Oregon, Utah at Utah, and BYU hosting Nevada with tip times from 3:30 to 10 p.m. Sunday through Monday list Purdue at Cincinnati, Oregon State at Fresno State and Memphis at Mississippi State.
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Ligtenberg WP Millwood First Umpires UDP
Umpires listed for home plate First Second Third and a T-2:23 time noted with team abbreviations UG 647 Miller plus a 49 714 attendance reference in NFL preseason context.
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NFL Scores and Week Preseason Schedule Summary
Preseason results include Detroit 20 over Tampa Bay 7 and New England 20 over New York Jets 3. Other scores feature Green Bay 17, Miami 12. Denver 31, New Orleans 24. Dallas 21, Oakland 6. Upcoming games list Aug 27 through Sept 1 with teams and kickoff times across multiple venues.
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National Football League transfer and fines brief
NFL fined Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Randy Moss five thousand dollars for wearing an unapproved sideline cap. Across teams, multiple players were released, waived, placed on injured reserve or lists, with several trades and signings noted among the Broncos, Browns, Cowboys, Packers, and others.
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Jack Hawley
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al Wallace
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Willie Blade
Dwayne Goodrich
Daleroy Stewart
Ronnie Alexander
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Jeremaine Copeland
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Bluefield edges Johnson City in playoff tune-up
Bluefield topped Johnson City 5 to 2 in a playoff warmup at Joe O Brien Field. Omar Anez struck out eight over four innings for Bluefield and Jose Advincola allowed one earned run in 3 1 3 innings to earn the win. Nick Plancich took the loss for Johnson City as Crump closed out the game with a save.
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P-Rays rally over Astros as Madere stars in ninth
Madere pinch hits for Nash and doubles off the wall to spark a late rally. Davis drives in two with a two run homer as Princeton tops Houston 6 to 2 at Hooker Field. Seddon earns the win with six innings and 10 strikeouts while relief shifts keep the Astros scoreless after the third.
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Toe” Nash
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Alex German
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Jonny Gomes
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Beckley Eagles Blank Princeton 3-0 In Soccer Match
Beckley, 3 0 win over Princeton as Everette Bailey returns to Princeton bench. Beckley outshot Princeton 25-6, earning a 3-0 victory on penalty and direct kicks. Coach Rocky Powell laments missed opportunities despite the clean win.
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