No Americans in top 20 for first time in 40 years
In ATP rankings next week no U S male player joins the top 20 for the first time in four decades as John Isner, ranked 20th this week, is set to drop after losing a tight Rogers Cup first round to Vasek Pospisil in Montreal. Venus Williams falls in Toronto. Kirilenko and Ivanovic win. Kansas coach Bill Self hints at NBA interest while inducted into the Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame and Kansas extends his contract through 2021-22 with no buyout.
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Beasley faces marijuana charges as Suns guard arrested
Suns guard Michael Beasley was arrested in Scottsdale after police found three joints in his Mercedes. He faces one felony count each of marijuana possession and possession of drug paraphernalia. Also in sports, NHL veteran Shawn Burr dies at 47 after a leukemia battle and a fall brain injury. Arizona buys Coyotes. Joakim Andersson and Corey Tropp re-signed with Detroit and Buffalo respectively. Artemis Racing leads America’s Cup semifinal opener after strong sail in San Francisco Bay.
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Tony Stewart Out For Season After Sprint Car Crash
Tony Stewart, 42, underwent surgery on his broken right leg after flipping his 360 winged sprint car at Southern Iowa Speedway. A second operation may be needed and Max Papis will drive the No. 14 Chevrolet at Watkins Glen. Stewart’s NASCAR championship bid ends for the year. A.J. Foyt defended Stewart, saying he is a true racer and not a prima donna.
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Cooper returns after face-to-face apologies
Eagles receiver Riley Cooper returns to practice after four days away for sensitivity training amid a racial slur incident. He spoke at an eight minute press conference and apologized to teammates, stating the burden is on him.
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Reds notes: suspensions reshape lineup and Hall votes
Cincinnati manager Dusty Baker faced questions about the 15-2 loss to St Louis while MLB handed suspensions to Alex Rodriguez and 12 others for PED policy violations. Bronson Arroyo supported the penalties as deterrence. Injury updates include Jonathan Broxton activated today and Ryan Hanigan and Ryan Ludwick possible returns by week’s end. Reds Hall of Fame voting runs through August 31 with five finalists. Homer Bailey to start today against Bartolo Colon as Cincinnati seeks steady lineup with key players returning.
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FLOhio Dodgers at Cardinals in Ohio event
Regional semifinals and stages listed across cycling and golf events include a Midwest Regional semifinal, Southeast Regional semifinal, USGA U S Women's Amateur Championship first round, Tour of Utah stage 2, and a 4pm cycling time. Not all items show full details, but the lineup highlights multiple sports matchups and tours.
Cincinnati Reds and Dayton teams schedule roundup
Cincinnati Reds host Athletics today at 12 35 p m and Padres Friday at 7 10 p m Saturday at 7 10 p m. Dayton Dragons play Lake County tonight at 7 p m and repeat 7 p m Thursday and Friday. Dayton Dutch Lions visit Wilmington Friday at 7 30 p m and Richmond Saturday at 7 p m. Aug 17 hosts Harrisburg at 7 30 p m Columbus Crew faces New York Saturday at 7 30 p m Aug 17 Toronto 7 30 p m Aug 24 Salt Lake 9 30 p m
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