Winston-Salem Open Quarterfinals and Major Sports Broadcasts
A packed schedule lists Winston-Salem Open quarterfinals and multiple sports telecasts. Events include NASCAR nights, Orioles at Cubs, Royals at Rangers, US Open Series semis, Friday Night Fights, NFL preseason, and college soccer and volleyball broadcasts across ESPN2 FSN CBS and more.
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Green Bay Packers
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Boston Red Sox
Colorado Rockies
San Diego Padres
Los Angeles Dodgers
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NFL and golf schedule notes from weekend card
Football games listed with start times across multiple matchups including St. Louis at Miami and New England at N Y Giants. Also amateur golf events at The Golf Club at Southwind with first round Saturday and final round Sunday at Buffalo Dunes Golf Course in Lamar, Colorado.
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Miami
N.Y. Jets
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Green Bay
New England
N.Y
Houston
Seattle
Oakland
Arizona
San Diego
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Southwind
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Lamar
Colo. D.C
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Cleveland
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White Sox
Minnesota
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Texas
Washington
Atlanta
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Milwaukee
East
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Chi. Cubs
Buffalo
LA Dodgers
San Francisco
Jacksonville
Tennessee Colorado
Indianapolis
Rory McIlroy
Pittsburgh
Jimmy Walker
Bubba Watson
Cincinnati
Matt Kuchar
Jim Furyk
Feldman
Yankees Pine
Dustin Johnson
Wake Forest Tennis Center
Denver
Sergio Garcia
Richards
Buch- Oakland
Jordan Spieth
Winston Salem
Holz
Patrick Reed
Brendon Todd
Noesi
John Isner
United States
Bradley Cleveland
House
Nolas
Webb Simpson Klahn
N.Y. Giants
Martin Kaymer
Kevin Anderson
South Africa
Adrico
Adam Scott
Rickie Fowler
An Mannarino
France
Keuchel
McCallas
Nicolas Mahut
Tommy Robredo
Harris English
Spain
Carthy
P.m. South
Justin Rose
Kluber
Ryan Moore
David Goffin
Belgium
Leonardo Mayer
Hughes
New
Shoemaker
de Tampa Bay
Keegan Bradley
Lukas Rosol
Czech Republic
Ryan la Rosa
P.m. North
Bill Haas
Harrison
Marcel Granollers
Paul-Henri
Matt Every
Mathieu
Chicago
John Senden
Marc Leishman
Yen-Hsun Lu
Taiwan
Blaz Rosa
Slo- Atlanta
Graham DeLaet
Venia
Pablo Andujar
Igor Sijsling
Vogelsong
Cubs
Tim Clark
Netherlands
Wada
Donald Young
Frank San Diego
Kennedy
Dancevic
Canada
Gary Woodland
Edouard Roger-Vasselin
Correia
Charles Howell Ill
Jason Day
Aleksandr Nedovyesov
Ukraine
Cahill
Roark San Francisco
Charley Hoffman
Mikhail Kukushkin
Kazakhstan
J.B. Holmes
Robin Haase
Wood
Cole
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Fredrik Jacobson
Andreas Seppi
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Sam Querrey
Steve Jacksonville
Matt Jones
Johnson
Peavy
Jack Carolina
George McNeill
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Stults
Miley
Gonza- Indiana
Will MacKenzie
United Technologies Let
Brian Stuard
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Connecticut Tennis Center
Dallas
Russell Knox
Bumgarner
Chi New York
Daniel Summerhays
Yale University
New Haven
Connecticut
Ross
Gre- St. Louis
Russell Henley
New Orleans
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Magdalena Rybarikova
Slovakia
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Halep
Romania
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Petra Kvitova
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Kazmir
Indiana
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Transactions recap across MLB NFL and NBA teams
SportsDirect Inc reports MLB moves including Indians placing Ryan Raburn on the 15 day DL and recalling Tyler Holt, Astros activating Jesus Guzman and D Downs to the DL, Dodgers optioning Carlos Triunfel, Arruebarrena recalled, Mets placing Bartolo Colon on bereavement and recalling Germen, Phillies sending Mayberry on rehab, Pirates activating McCutchen and Martinez optioned, Padres designating Brooks Conrad and promoting Frank Garces, Cardinals DL for Mark Ellis and recall of Greg Garcia. NFL notes cover Bills cuts, Bears signings, Bengals, Cowboys, Lions, Packers, Colts, Dolphins, Patriots, Saints, Raiders, Eagles, Steelers, Chargers, Buccaneers. NBA entries include Pistons sign Cartier Martin, Grizzlies sign Jarnell Stokes, Raptors sign Hamilton. NCAA items name Vernon Hamilton and Duane Woodward appointments.
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Cleveland Indians
Ryan Raburn
Tyler Holt
Columbus
Houston Astros
Jesus Guzman
Darin Downs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Carlos Triunfel
Albuquerque
Erisbel Arruebarrena
Mney
Miami Marlins
Dan Jennings
GCL Marlins
GCL
Chadd Krist
New York Mets
Bartolo Colon
Gonzalez Germen
Las Vegas
Philadelphia Phillies
John Mayberry
Lehigh Valley
Pittsburgh Pirates
Andrew McCutchen
Michael Martinez
Indianapolis
San Diego Padres
Brooks Conrad
Jesse Hahn
San Antonio
Frank Garces
St. Louis Cardinals
Mark Ellis
Greg Garcia
Memphis
Holcomb Longhorns begin Teeter era with full pads
New Holcomb coach Teeter arrives after summer camps and sets the tone for a deep roster. Starback Blake Richmeier, 6-2, 220, returns as a potential D I recruit and team leader. Teeter and family are house-hunting while living with relatives as the program launches the 2014 season with a road at Cimarron on September 5 and a nine-game schedule through October 31.
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Richmeier
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Teryn
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Lakin
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Pratt
Hugoton
Manziel faces $11k fine for Redskins griping on TV
Johnny Manziel could be fined over 11000 dollars for the middle finger gesture shown on ESPN during the Browns 24 23 preseason loss to the Washington Redskins. Browns coach Mike Pettine called the act a lapse of judgment while noting it does not sit well as a quarterback decision looms.
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Washington Redskins
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Manziel
Redskins
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Monday Night Football
NFL Network
Ian Rapoport
Washington
Brian Orakpo
Ryan Kerrigan
Dion Lewis
Brian Hoyer
Hoyer
Pettine
Stephen Jones
Johnny
Dallas
Cleveland
Palmer Back Home After Pacemaker Implant
Golf legend Arnold Palmer, 84, was discharged from UPMC Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh and sent home to Latrobe, Pennsylvania, after a pacemaker was implanted to correct an irregular heartbeat. He stayed overnight for observation, with spokesman Doc Giffin citing a recent period of ill feeling and a routine checkup that led to the procedure. Palmer had considered back surgery earlier in the year but opted for a trainer guided regimen.
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Arnold Palmer
Upmc Presbyterian Hospital
Latrobe
Palmer
Doc Giffin
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