CFL Preseason Standings and Tennis French Open Results
CFL standings show East and West divisions with GP W LT PF figures for Ottawa Toronto Hamilton and Montreal. French Open results from Paris include quarterfinals with Cecchinato beating Djokovic and Thiem defeating Zverev, plus Keys and Stephens advancing in women's singles and doubles teams Peya Mektic and Marach Pavic advancing in doubles.
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India
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Mate Pavic
Robert Farah
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Juan Sebastian Cabal
Zhaoxuan Yang
China
Hao-Ching Chan
Deals Tuesday's Sports Transactions
The Associated Press reports MLB lists moves across AL and NL including injuries recalls options and minor league assignments. Notable: Orioles recalled Wynns. Red Sox rehab assignment for Thornburg. White Sox recalled Smith and added Minaya. Indians optioned Zimmer and reinstated Chisenhall. Tigers optioned Baez Kozma to Toledo. Athletics DL Gossett and Hendriks activated. Rays optioned Chirinos. Diamondbacks optioned Brito and signed Kristopher Negron from Reno.
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Josh Lucas
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Josh Phegley
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Socrates Brito
Reno
Kristopher Negron
CFL Calgary 1010 2 36 0 Saskatchewan 1010 12 35 0
Week Three pre season schedule notes two point win system and list of upcoming CFL games. Includes Ottawa at Toronto in Guelph Ontario and Calgary at Saskatchewan along with Winnipeg at British Columbia and Hamilton at Montreal. Also mentions Toronto Texas results and tennis results from a separate event.
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Toronto
Guelph
Ont
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British Columbia
Hamilton
Montreal
Tennis and soccer results from a mixed international event
The report lists junior and senior tennis results with players from Taiwan, France, Latvia, Ukraine, China, Canada, Italy, the United States, Russia, and more, plus North American soccer and basketball standings, highlighting match scores and round outcomes. It also includes various sports executive moves and contract notices across multiple leagues.
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Taiwan
Mihaela Buzarnescu
Romania
Irina Maria Bara
Barbora Krejcikova
Czech Republic
Katerina Siniakova
Andreja Klepac
Slovenia
Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez
Spain
Gabriela Dabrowski
Canada
Mate Pavic
Croatia
Santiago Gonzalez
Mexico
Thiago Seyboth Wild
Brazil
Uisung Park
Republic of Korea
Timofey Skatov
Kazakhstan
Wojciech Marek
Poland
Chun Hsin Tseng
Nicolas Alvarez Varona
Adrian Andreev
Bulgaria
Gilbert Soares Klier Junior
Carlos Lopez Montague
Alexey
En Shuo Liang
Alice Tubello
France
Iga Swiatek
Daniela Vismane
Latvia
Joanna Garland
Viktorija Dema
Ukraine
Qinwen Zheng
China
Oksana Selekhmeteva
Russia
Leylah Annie Fernandez
Kamilla Rakhimova
Maria Camila Osorio Serrano
Colombia
Salma Djoubri
Elisabetta Cocciaretto
Italy
Lea Ma
United States
Xin Yu Wang
Moyuka Uchijima
Japan
Dewey Wassermann
Netherlands
Lorenzo Musetti
Carlos Sanchez Jover
Admir Kalender
Dalibor Sorcina
Jonas Forestek
Rudolf Molleker
Germany
Alexey Zakharov
Lamoriello reshapes Islanders by ousting Snow and Weight
Lou Lamoriello fires GM Garth Snow and coach Doug Weight after taking over as president of hockey operations and naming himself interim GM. He vows a culture change and immediate coach search as John Tavares weighs free agency amid Belmont Park move.
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Estrada's night overshadowed by Jays loss to Yankees
Blue Jays starter Marco Estrada pitched six-plus innings with one run allowed and no decision, but Seunghwan Oh allowed a grand slam in relief as New York beat Toronto 7-2. Estrada tied his best stretch this season despite four straight losses since May.
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Marlies take lead in Calder Cup finals
Toronto's Calle Rosen broke a 1-1 tie in the second period and the Marlies won 2-1 at Cedar Park to seize a 2-1 series lead over the Texas Stars. Chris Mueller also scored for Toronto as Garret Sparks made 19 saves to 22 by Mike McKenna. Game 4 is Thursday.
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Texas Stars
Marlies
Rosen
Chris Mueller
Sheldon Dries
Texas
Garret Sparks
Mike McKenna
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