Capriati advances to quarterfinals at U S Open
At the U S Open National Tennis Center in New York, Jennifer Capriati United States defeats Elena Dementieva Russia in a hard outdoor women’s fourth round match 7 5 to reach the quarterfinals. Justine Henin-Hardenne Belgium defeats Dinara Safina Russia 6 0 6 3. Ai Sugiyama Japan is tied with Francesca Schiavone Italy 6 6. Anastasia Myskina Russia leads Mary Pierce France 4 2.
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Japan
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Italy
Anastasia Myskina
Mary Pierce
France
Champions Tour Leaders Through August 31 Race standings snapshot
A dense list shows leaders across motorsport tours with top drivers and earnings. Matt Kenseth leads the Winston Cup standings by points and Jimmie Johnson tops the all time earnings chart, followed by Kurt Sch, Kevin Harvick, Dale Earnhardt Jr, and Jeff Gordon among others. The ranking includes positions, names, and figures for both points and prize money, spanning 1 to 20 in each category.
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Jeff Gordon
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Terry Labonte
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Jeff Burton
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Greg Biffle
Elliott Sadler
Ricky Craven
Jimmie Johnson
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Bobby Gordon
Ward Burton
Haskell Waldorf and Baker Football Schedules Listed
Haskell Waldorf schedule shows Sept 13 at Trinity Bible 1 p.m. and later games through Nov 15 at Langston, with Open dates and home venues at Haskell Stadium. Baker schedule lists Sept 13 Central Methodist and Oct 25 Lindenwood among others, ending with Nov 15 William Jewell at home or away. High school note includes Free State High and Lawrence High fixtures with all home games at Memorial Stadium.
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Major League Baseball Transactions Summary
A wide slate of roster moves across all 30 teams with contract purchases, activations from the disabled list, recalls from minor leagues, designations for assignment, and player transfers between affiliates. Notable items include Angels adding Wilson Delgado, Red Sox signing Bill Haselman, Indians activating Jason Boyd, Yankees adding Luis Sajo, Dodgers calling up Todd Hundley, and Giants promoting JT Snow and others as rosters reshuffle.
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Jesse Orosco
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Gerald Williams
Albuquerque
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Tommy Phelps
Armando Almanza
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Todd Hundley
Rodney Myers
Steve Colyer
Wilkin Ryan
Jason Romano
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Uls Martinez
Shane Nance
Mike Crudale
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Scott Stewart
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Ray Durham
Chad 2Erhe
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TCU Tops Tulane In Wild 38-35 Opener
Texas Christian, ranked 25th, survived a dramatic fourth quarter rally by Tulane to win 38-35 at New Orleans. QB J.P. Losman threw for 303 yards as Tulane surged from 31-7 down, but TCU sealed the victory with an 11-play, 61-yard drive ending in Tye Gunn’s 4-yard score.
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NFL Team Moves Roster Shuffles Across League
National Football League teams announce waivers signings and practice squad moves. Arizona Cardinals claimed CB Jason Goss from Chicago and added four players to the practice squad, while multiple clubs including Bills Panthers Bears Bengals Browns Cowboys Broncos Lions Packers Texans Jaguars Dolphins Vikings Saints Giants Jets Steelers Chargers 49ers Seahawks Titans completed signings and waiver actions.
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Chicago Bears
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LA Mason Unck
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Keith Heinrich
Dallas Cowboys
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Jere Powell
Detroit
Don McGee
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Tarrin Tucker
Denver Hroncos
Danny Kanell
Roosevelt Williams
Charlie Adams
Nate Jackson
Cecil Sapp
Chris Watton
Detroit Lions
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Ben Johnson
Matt Murphy
Green Bay Packers
Curtis Fuller
Seattle
Larry Smith
Steve Josue
Terrell Sands
Jason Jimenez
Scott Vines
Houston Texans
Gre Comella
Tennessee
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Oakland
Jason Davis
Keith Wright
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John Keith
Marcus Reese
Jerome Davis
EyeTV Texas League Playoffs and WNBA results
EyeTV reports Texas League Playoffs East Division games through Wednesday with Frisco and Wichita matchups and a best of five series. Also notes Schaumburg at Fargo-Moorhead and Fargo-Moorhead at Schaumburg if needed. WNBA Playoffs first round results show Connecticut over Charlotte and Cleveland over Detroit with series statuses and game times. Los Angeles defeated Minnesota and a tied HoustonSacramento series with upcoming games.
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TCU Edges Tulane In High Scoring Second Quarter
A chaotic bowl style game ends with TCU defeating Tulane as both teams rack up rushing and passing yards. Madison leads TCU with 23 carries for 115 yards while Losman throws for 303 for Tulane. Moore and Williams post notable rushing and receiving numbers for Tulane.
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