Baseball night slate with mixed results across leagues
MLB action features Minnesota at Kansas City and Texas at Los Angeles with Oakland at Seattle. National League notes Pittsburgh edges St. Louis in 11, San Francisco tops Milwaukee, Arizona beats Colorado. Interleague results show Mets 2, Kansas City 0 and other daily scores across baseball and basketball standings.
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Vesnina dominates Bencic in Charleston final
Elena Vesnina of Russia defeats Belinda Bencic of Switzerland 6-1 6-1 at the Volvo Car Open in Charleston. Venus Williams tops Alison Riske 6-4 6-2, with several other main draw results from the clay court event including Errani over Shvedova and Stephens over Kovinic.
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Yaroslava Shvedova
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Sloane Stephens
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Laura Siegemund
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Jana Cepelova
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MLB and NFL/NBA/NCAA transaction roundup from April updates
Summary of player moves across leagues: Angels placed Heaney on the 15 day DL while Mariners outrighted Brantly to Tacoma. Rays claimed Goebbert off waivers from Pirates to Durham. Dodgers signed Frankoff. Brewers acquired Freeman for cash and denoted Pena for assignment. Mets noted Robles suspension served. Nationals placed Revere on 15 day DL and recalled den Dekker. Ravens re-signed Brown. Broncos signed Crick. Texans re-signed Si mon. Seahawks signed Clemons. Buccaneers re-signed George. West Virginia named Carrier receivers coach. Celtics recalled Young and Mickey. Nets signed Sims. Bulls named Grant advisor. Grizzlies signed Munford. Austin Peay extended Loos. Columbia retires Burk. Gonzaga Sabonis to NBA draft.
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Broadcast slate highlights NBA and Masters coverage
Evening TV sports lineup features Bulls at Heat and Spurs at Warriors on TNT, plus Masters first round at Augusta. Also includes NHL games, arena football, Sprint Cup, NCAA and other pro leagues across ESPN networks and CBS Fox NBC and ABC channels.
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Masters Tee Times at Augusta National Golf Club
The Masters at Augusta National in Georgia features a 7,435 yard par 72 layout with a $10 million purse. First round tee times begin 8:20 a.m. local, with Steven Bowditch and Jim Herman at 8:20, Derek Bard and Trevor Immelman at 8:31, and Villages Dubuisson, Larry Mize and Kevin Streelman at 8:42, amid coverage of the National Hockey League Eastern Conference Atlantic Division.
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Prep sports schedule snapshot for multiple teams
A dense menu of prep and college events lists games across Elkhart, Baca County, Hugoton, Goodland, Liberal, Meade, Satanta, Stanton Co, Lakin, Holcomb, SW Heights, Ingalls, Moscow, Deerfield, Garden City, Spearville, Syracuse, Ellis, Scott City, Ulysses, Cimarron, and more. Baseball, golf, softball, and track meet times and venues include Liberal at Scott City, Meade Inv, and various invitational meets. college games feature Dodge City Community College at Garden City and Seward County at Garden City with rodeo and track events noted as TBA.
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Ulis Declares for NBA Draft After Stellar Kentucky Season
Kentucky guard Tyler Ulis announced he will enter the NBA draft and hire an agent ending his Kentucky career. The 5-9 sophomore led with 246 assists and 17.38 points per game while earning first team All America honors and rising as a projected late first round pick. He drew praise for directing the offense and overcoming size with skill.
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Allen to return to Duke as top 2016 17 contender
Duke guard Grayson Allen will return for his junior year, reinforcing Duke as the preseason No. 1 favorite for the 2016 17 season. He averaged 21.6 points per game, led Duke in assists, and set ACC year to year scoring records. Coach Krzyzewski praised his performance and potential. Incoming five star recruits including Jayson Tatum, Frank Jackson, Harry Giles, and Amile Jefferson are expected to fill gaps in point guard and post play.
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