Open match results from USTA National Tennis Center
Round two outcomes at the US Open on hard outdoor courts include Davide Sanguinetti defeating Carlos Moya in four sets, Paradorn Srichaphan stopping Nikolay Davydenko, Fernando Verdasco defeating Paul Capdeville, and Taylor Dent beating Nicolas Almagro among many others with top players like Roger Federer and Maria Sharapova advancing. Strong perfomances by Djokovic, Nalbandian, and Williams sisters highlight a crowded slate.
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Italy
Carlos Moya
Spain
Paradorn Srichaphan
Walang
Nikolay Davydenko
Russia
Fernando Verdasco
Paul Capdeville
Chile
Taylor Dent
United States
Nicolas Almagro
Max Mirnyi
Belarus
Florent Serra
France
Jarkko Nieminen
And
Bjorn Phau
Germany
David Ferrer
Ein
Karol Kucera
Slovakia
Lleyton Hewitt
Australia
Jose Acasuso
Argentina
Dominik Hrbaty
Michael Lammer
Switzerland
Novak Djokovic
Serbia-Montenegro
Mario Ancic
Croatia
Olivier Rochus
Begum
Albert Montanes
Nicolas Kiefer
Radek Stepanek
Czech Republic
Arnaud Clement
Andy Murray
Britain
David Nalbandian
Peter Wessels
Netherlands
Fernando Gonzalez
Dmitry Tursunov
Roger Federer
Fabrice Santoro
En Wom
Roua Santa Mirza
India
Marion Bartoli
Maria Sharapova
Julia Schruff
Nicole Vaidisova
Ivana Lisjak
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Nadia Petrova
Laura Granville
Kim Clijsters
Belgium
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Japan
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Venezuela
Shahar Peer
Israel
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Daniela Hantuchova
Preseason NFL and college scores across regions
NFL preseason results list Detroit over Buffalo 21 7 Cincinnati routs Indianapolis 38 0 St Louis edges Kansas City 27 23 Minnesota vs Seattle 23 21 Denver tops Arizona 30 21 College MIDW windiana 20 Dent Michigan 13 FAR WEST Utah 27 Arizona 24 EAST Connecticut 38 Buffalo 0 SOUTH Furman 37 Jacksonville St 35 Marshall 36 William & Mary 24 Massachusetts 19 Richmond 6 MIDWEST Minnesota 41 Tulsa 10 High School football results across Kansas small towns and cities include Augusta 32 Mulvane 19 Baldwin 50 Gardner Edgerton 28 Bascher Linwood 17 Bonner Springs 16 Blue Valley 27 Manhattan 0 Dodge City 19 Wichita North 7 Eudora 12 Wellsville 6 Garden City 31 Derby 7 Hiawatha 27 Jefferson County West 7 Hutchinson 48 Newton 20 Lansing 14 Tonganoxie 10 Lebo 28 Osage City 12 Maize 15 Winfield 13 McLouth 51 Horton 0 Olathe East 32 Olathe Northwest 13 Ottawa 35 Spring Hill 6 Paola 41 Fort Scott 6 Royal Valley 43 Atchison Maur Hill 0 Salina Central 67 Arkansas City 0 Salina South 26 Goddard 14 SM East 10 SM Northwest 3 Pain Hayden 55 Shawnee Heights 0 Wichita Carroll 27 Wichita South 6 Wichita Heights 24 Wichita Kapaun 7 Wichita Northwest 35 Wichita Southeast 6
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Bonner Springs
Blue Valley
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Eudora
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Newton
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Lebo
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Maize
Winfield
McLouth
Horton
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Olathe Northwest
Ottawa
Spring Hill
Connecticut Rebounds to Take Playoff Win Over Shock
Connecticut defeats Detroit 75 67 to win series 2 0 as Whalen leads with 27 points and 9 assists. Detroit fumbles on 42 rebounds while Connecticut holds a 47 rebounding edge.
Transactions recap for AL and NL baseball and NBA signings
Major league teams announce player activations recalls and contract purchases across AL and NL clubs. Orioles Grimsley and Gil added from DL. Red Sox DiNardo recalled. Indians Rhodes activated with Brown Dubois Guthrie recalled. Garko signed. Twins promote Tyner and Liriano. Castro activated. Diamondbacks Villarreal activated. Bruney Hill Green recalled. Rockies Barmes and Hawpe activated. Marlins Willingham activated. Andino signed. Dodgers Rose and Kuo contracted. Milton Bradley moved to 60-day DL. Mets Mientkiewicz activated. Phillies Floyd recalled. Cardinals Johnson purchased. Padres Hernandez activated. Giants Munter activated. Knoedler recalled. Nationals Short and Watson recalled. Kenny Kelly purchased. Bulls sign Allen. Lakers name Abdul-Jabbar as special assistant. Jazz signs Brown to offer sheet.
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Geronimo Gil
Jason Grimsley
Boston Red Sox
Lenny DiNardo
Pawtucket
Cleveland Indians
Arthur Rhodes
Andrew Brown
Jason Dubois
Jeremy Guthrie
Buffalo
Ryan Garko
Minnesota Twins
Jason Tyner
Rochester
Francisco Liriano
Juan Castro
National League
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Oscar Villarreal
Brian Bruney
Koyle Hill
Andy Green
Tucson
Colorado Rockies
Clint Barmes
Brad Hawpe
Florida Marlins
Josh Willingham
Robert Andino
Carolina
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Mike Rose
Las Vegas
Hong-Chih Kuo
Jacksonville
Milton Bradley
NEW York Mets
Doug Mientkiewicz
Philadelphia Phillies
Kenny Kelly
New Orleans
Basketball
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Malik Allen
LOS Angeles Lakers
Kareem Abdul- Jabbar
Oe Jazz
G Devin Brown
Sallemene area soccer highlights and upcoming Baker match
Shaun Nicklin scored twice with two assists while Marty Johnston netted one goal and Nici Garven added an assist in a 1-0 victory. Next the Baker game is Sunday against Morningside.
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Sallemene
IOWA
Shaun Nicklin
Marty Johnston
Nici Garven
Baker
Morningside
Baker offense must carry load as BU defense seeks fix
Baker University hopes to jump start a retooled defense led by senior linebacker Jeremiah Gress in the season opener at Liston Stadium against Benedictine. Coach Mike Gressner notes Gress’s knowledge and peak conditioning as critical, while BU must rely on its offense early as new faces fill defensive roles.
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Jeremiah Gress
Baker University
Free State High
Jason Thoren
Lawrence High
Kansas University
Gress
Baker
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Heart of America
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N.D
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Micah Mason
Baldwin High
Pete Diaz
Ryan Pitts
Brandon Crosby
California
Bing Crosby
Grossner
James Hensley
Rose Hill
Benedictine
Gressner
Barajas powers Rangers past Royals in 10th
Rod Barajas homered twice including a game deciding 10th inning blast as Texas beat Kansas City 8-7 in 10. Mark Teahen collected four hits and a crucial three run double in the ninth as KC rallied from a four run deficit but fell short. Royals slump continues with 90 losses on the season.
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Rod Barajas
Texas
Royals
Rangers
Barajas
Mike MacDougal
Mark Teahen
Francisco Cordero
Terrence Long
David Dellucci
Teahen
Buddy Bell
Rush joins Jayhawks after quiet commitment to KU
Kansas basketball adds Brandon Rush after a quiet commitment following visits to Illinois Indiana and Kansas. Rush, projected as shooting guard and small forward, will wear No. 25 and plans to test the NBA waters after one season if he can. Kansas Athletics also announces a $10,000 donation to Hurricane Katrina relief efforts.
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Jason
UCLA
Kareem
University of Missouri
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Jayhawks
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K.C. Hogan
Career Academy
Westport
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Downs
Wright
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Felf
Keith Langford
NBA
Self
Kansas
KU Athletics
Lew Perkins
Hockey scores and upcoming games leave tight schedule
In the Northern League second half Sioux Falls beats Fargo Moorhead 3 2 and Calgary dominates Kansas City 9 2 while Edmonton and Winnipeg post wins. Friday schedules feature Fargo Moorhead at Sioux Falls Joliet at Gary and others. Saturday cards include Springfield at Arkansas and Midland at Frisco along with several Texas League games.
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Joliet
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Corpus Christi
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Fitzpatrick leads Rams to late scoring drive in dreary preseason win
Rams quarterback Sam Fitzpatrick, likely securing the No. 3 job over Jeff Smoker, posted a 95.8 rating and engineered an 80-yard late scoring drive aided by improvisation and a 21-yard pass to Shaun McDonald. Chiefs quarterbacks Quinn and Green battled injuries as both squads rested starters and mixed in bottom roster players.
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Fitzpatrick
Jeff Smoker
Kansas City
St. Louis
Shaun McDonald
Looker
Jonathan Quinn
Chiefs
Trent Green
Todd Collins
Damon Huard
Quinn
Jeris McIntyre
Dee Brown
Lawrence Tynes
Priest Holmes
Tony Gonzalez
Rams Triumph 27 Chiefs 23 In St Louis
Rams defeat Chiefs 27 23 at St Louis with Wilkins and Tynes trading field goals. Cason rushes 20 carries for 67 yards while Fitzpatrick and Martin pass for 195 and 71 yards respectively. Looker and McDonald lead receiving for St Louis as KC mounting drives but stymied by pressure and turnovers.
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D.brownt
Tynes
Ki SE Maponale
Fitzpatrick
Wilkins
Looker
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