Baseball glance from daily National League results
Monday results Florida 5 Atlanta 1 Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 3 Los Angeles 7 San Francisco 6 Tuesday Pittsburgh 11 Cincinnati 3 Mets 3 Cubs 1 Atlanta 2 Philadelphia 1 Montreal at Florida Houston at Milwaukee St Louis at Colorado Arizona at San Diego San Francisco at Los Angeles Montreal Florida Cincinnati Pittsburgh Wednesday matchups: Ohka and Pavano, Haynes and Fogg, Myers and Marquis, Wood and Trachsel, Lidge and Busch, Benes and Stark, Helling and Perez, Ortiz and Beirne.
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TV Highlights for Wednesday September 18
Television schedule lists Major League Baseball coverage across ESPN networks. At 7 p.m. ESPN-Regional features a double header with Yankees at Tampa Bay or Phillies at Braves, plus ESPN2 shows Phillies at Braves. At 10 p.m. ESPN Regional offers San Francisco at Los Angeles or Anaheim at Oakland, with ESPN2 airing Anaheim at Oakland.
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Multisport pro sports deals and leadership changes shake leagues
Across baseball, basketball, football, hockey and more, teams announce affiliations and personnel moves. Notable items include Twins and Yankees forming league affiliate pacts, Mets naming Fred Wilpon as chairman, Cavs trading and hiring, Wizards naming Ewing as assistant coach, Falcons cutting and adding players, and several hockey teams adding staff or players. Integrates CFL Argonauts coaching change and Rangers farm assignments plus other signings and waivers.
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Mateen Cleaves
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Kelvin Upshaw
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Ronald Flemons
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Kahilil Hill
Damon Gibson
Kevin Mathis
Reggie McGrew
Detroit Lions
Kerlin Blaise
Frank Romero
Rafael Cooper
Miam Dolphins
Zebbie Lethridge
Alonzo Mayes
Margin Hooks
G Pierce
Troy Andrews
Joshua Symonette
Minnesota Viking
Gary Anderson
Antonio Wilson
Philadelphia Eagles
DE Ivory McCoy
Jason McKie
SAN Francisco 49Ers
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Rickey Dudley
Russ Hochstein
Canadian Football League
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Gary Etcheverry
Mike Clemons
West Coast League and NCAA coaching moves and signings
Summary of multiple college athletics and professional signings and appointments. Fresno Falcons sign Kevin Haupt. Colorado signs Ted Dowling and Bill Edel. MetroStars activate defense mid. Southwestern Conference names Robert Vowels Jr. as commissioner. Various universities announce coaching hires including Rob Clune at Allegheny, Angela Daniels at Arkansas Pine Bluff, Shannon Ellis at Bucknell, Katie Davis at Dubuque, Austin Alexander at Elon, Lance Howlett at Johnson & Wales, and Michael Carus at Rose Hulman. Ineligible status for Garrett Stafford at New Hampshire hockey. basketball and trainer staff appointments listed for several schools.
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Bill Edel
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Allegheny
Rob Clune
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Shannon Ellis
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Bobbi Endress
Elon
Austin Alexander
Francis Marion
Maynard McClarknon
Johnson & Wales
Lance Howlett
Lehman
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Jose DeJesus
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Tennessee
Mike Rollo
Keith Clements
Jeff Wood
Virginia prep scores roundup in girls and boys games
Virginia high school results show Auburn 60 over Craig County 30 and Blacksburg 69 over Hidden Valley 37. Brookville 64 defeated Chatham 37. Carroll County 58 beat Galax 48. Fort Defiance 70 over Waynesboro 45. Giles 60 over Pocahontas 44. Goochland 62 defeated Caroline 32. J J Kelly 64 over Clintwood 37. New Kent 40 over Lancaster 30. King William 45 beat Lee County 85. Rye Cove 54 tied Loudoun County 54 with Warren County 35. Mathews 38 defeated Charlies City 27. Nansemond Suffolk 57 over Windsor 47. Northampton 36 beat Norfolk Academy 24. Potomac Falls 42 defeated James Wood 22. Randolph Henry 67 over Prince Edward.
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Devil Rays hammer Yankees in tiebreaking eighth inning
In St. Petersburg Alfonso Soriano went 5-for-5 with his 39th homer for the Yankees, but John Flaherty delivered a go ahead double in the eighth as the Tampa Bay Devil Rays beat New York 9-7. Pirates 11, Reds 3. Reese drives five RBIs as Pittsburgh wins.
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High School Roundup Beavers rout Greenbrier East in 5-0 win
Bluefield Beavers remain undefeated with a 5-0 boys soccer victory at Greenbrier East. Farley scored three goals with one assist, Ferris and Light added goals, while Lester Sowers Romano and Murphy assisted. Bluefield (7-0-1) hosts Shady Spring next, 5:30 p.m. at East River Complex.
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G-Girls Rematch Set After Twin Valley Showdown
In a closer clash Graham’s Hall scored 15 points with four steals and two blocks while Anderson added 12 points and four steals. Amanda Baldwin led the Lady Panthers with 15 points and 10 rebounds, Traverse contributing 12 points and four boards. A rematch is scheduled for Tuesday at Twin Valley.
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Tigers Lose Player With Knee Injury During Close Game
With three minutes left, Tigers star hobbled off the court aided by her coach and father after re injuring the same knee that sidelined her last year. The knee injury was being assessed Tuesday night as officials reviewed the situation.
Maynard brings college edge to Concord football run game
Maynard discusses adapting to college football speed and blocking, recalls high school dominance turning into facing elite talent. He weighed 230 pounds as a sophomore, is now 6 foot 2 and 285 pounds, and joined a 1-9 Concord team eager to play early. He sought a nearby school with strong teammates and energy.
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