World Series Game 4: Red Sox at Cardinals on Channel 19
Boston Red Sox visit St. Louis Cardinals for Game 4 of the World Series at 8 p.m. on Channel 19 with radio coverage on 45. No other programming listed.
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Baseball results and World Series schedule notes
A compact recap of American League and National League scores, with multiple games in several matchups. Highlights include the Yankees beating Minnesota in various formats, Boston defeating Anaheim, and St. Louis topping Los Angeles in several innings, followed by World Series dates and a Columbus Ohio high school football computer poll with team ratings and regional qualifiers.
Ohio high school football AP poll week seven 2004 divisions
Ohio high school football AP poll lists Division 1 top teams led by Colerain Xavier and Centerville all 9-0 with St Xavier and Moeller also high. Division I includes Avon Lake Brookhaven Nordonia Springboro New Philadelphia Amherst Steele Withrow Carrollton and others. Division II led by Steubenville Lisbon Beaver Napoleon Watterson Hoban and NDCL with Chaminade Day and Benedictine also noted. The rankings feature points and first place votes, with regional schools across Ohio receiving mentions and updates.
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AFC Standings and Weekend NFL Scores Brief
Week results show Miami 31 over St. Louis 14, Detroit 28 over N Y Giants 13, Baltimore 20 over Buffalo 6, Kansas City 56 over Atlanta 10, Jacksonville 27 over Indianapolis 2, Tampa Bay 19 over Chicago 7, San Diego 17 over Carolina 6, Philadelphia 34 over Cleveland 31, Green Bay 41 over Dallas 20, New Orleans 31 over Oakland 26. Open games include Pittsburgh and Washington. Monday night: Cincinnati 23 over Denver 10.
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Koch Luxembourg purse tennis results at CK Sportcenter
Hard indoor event at CK Sportcenter featured multiple first round matches. Eleni Daniilidou beat Jill Craybas 7 5, 6 1 while Marlene Weingartner defeated Anca Barna 7 5, 5 7, 6 4. Dina Safina and Anabel Medina Garrigues progressed with straight sets, and Magda Maleeva, Tina Pisnik, and Mary Pierce won their respective clashes.
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Tennis Results From Major Open Matches Record
Shinobu Asagoe defeats Michaella Krajicek in three sets in a carpet indoor event. Golovin beats Groenefeld, while Sanchez Lorenzo overcomes Ruano Pascual. Multiple doubles results list Foretz/Zanetti and others advancing. Purse and surface noted. many players compete across singles and doubles.
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Diverse League Moves Across Baseball Basketball Football and Hockey
Oakland Athletics name Rene Lachemann bench coach. Pirates announce Mike Berry resignation. Expos appoint Derek Younger director of ticket operations. Jersey Jackals sign Clay LaFlair. NBA suspends Lorenzen Wright one game for shoving. Cavaliers waive Art Long. Timberwolves release Rickert Butler Stepp. Nets name Bobby Marks director. Kings release Adam Parada. Calgary Drillers sign five players. Fresno Heatwave signs Sante Gayle. Ontario Warriors name Bernard Thompson special consultant. NBDL allocates Harrington to Columbus. Panthers sign Brandon Bennett. Foster IR. Bears waive Mike Pinkard. Kashama practice squad. Packers waivearry Smith. Seahawks sign Donnie Jones Randall. Luke released. Chicago Rush signs Johnson. Rampage signs Jackson. Avengers sign Smith. Nashville Kats sign Bowen. AF2 grants Amarillo expansion. team to be Dusters. Chicago Wolves sign Lonny Bohonos. Atlantic City Boardwalk Bulls sign Brett Peterson. Augusta Lynx releases Jason Norrie. Lawne Snyder signed. Bakersfield Condors acquire Zion. Fresno Falcons release Betz Paradise. Jaeger signed. Peoria Rivermen release Rohanna. Trevor Johnson sign. Wheeling Nailers release Downey. NLL Anaheim Storm trades Disher Jenner to Minnesota for Bergman Cable Graham King. Calgary Roughnecks resign Dostie. Colorado Mammoth re-signs Miller Potter Sims Sonke Still. MIS Cleveland Force signs Bayard Elfvin. Baruch names Bruce Semer assistant men’s swimming coach. Lehman names Diana Olaya and Walter Kent women coaches. St Peter’s names Stephanie De Wolfe women’s coach.
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Ohio small-school standings list final football rankings
A list of football team records and seed ratings shows Dela Hardin Northern at 9-0 and Mechanicsburg at 8-1 leading in the standings with DeGraff Riverside, New Bremen, Troy Christian, and other teams following. The messy OCR lines present seed numbers and win records for multiple programs across divisions.
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Spaniard Lopez wins tight tennis marathon in doubles ties
Feliciano Lopez of Spain defeats Jeff Morrison of the United States 7-6 7-5. Janko Tipsarevic beats Tomas Berdych 3-6 7-5 6-1. Haas defeats Sanguinetti 7-6 6-4. Johansson tops Garcia 6-4 6-2. Tabara defeats Kohlschreiber 6-0 6-4. Soderling wins 7-6 6-3 over Engqvist. Bhupathi and Gambill defeat Kerr and Thomas 7-6 6-7 7-6. Leach and MacPhie beat Pavel and Vanhoudt 6-7 7-6 7-6. Aspelin and Perry defeat Humphries and Malisse 3-6 6-0 6-3. Lopez and Verdasco defeat Cibulec and Skoch 6-4 6-4. Arthurs and Hanley defeat Calleri and Sanguinetti 6-3 7-5.
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District high school boys soccer schedule and finals
Division I District Lakota East plays Moeller at Princeton at 7 p.m. Fairfield hosts Oak Hills at Sycamore at 7 p.m. Lakota West meets North at Mason at 7 p.m. Division II Badin faces McNicholas at Loveland at 7 p.m. Edgewood Finneytown winner battles Roger Bacon at Winton Woods at 7 p.m. GIRLS Division I District Finals Fairfield hosts St Ursula at Lakota East at 7 p.m. Lakota West plays Lakota East at Fairfield at 7 p.m. Kettering Alter visits Badin at 7 p.m. Ross meets Wyoming at
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