Dodgers top Mets as Ryu shines in edge over Harvey
Hyun-Jin Ryu outdueled Matt Harvey, extending the Dodgers’ winning streak to nine starts for the lefty and boosting the rotation to 13-1 with a 1.72 ERA over 18 games. Kenley Jansen earned his 19th save as Punto drove in the tying and go-ahead runs in the fifth.
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European Team Seizes Solheim Cup Lead After Friday Contests
The 2011 Solheim Cup sees Europe lead the U S 8 8 after a tense Friday and Saturday comprising foursomes and four ball play with key rallies by Suzann Pettersen and rookies Stacy Lewis Ryann O Toole and Caroline Hedwall. Europe aims to defend on U S soil at Colorado Golf Club.
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Baseball scores from Tuesday games across leagues
New York Yankees defeated Los Angeles Angels 14 to 7. Boston beat Toronto 4 to 2 in 11 innings. Seattle won 5 to 4 against Tampa Bay. Milwaukee 5 Texas 1. Cleveland 5 Minnesota 2. Chicago White Sox 4 Detroit 3 in 11 innings. Miami 1 Kansas City 0 in 10 innings. Arizona 4 Baltimore 3 in 11 innings.
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Baseball scores and schedule from Wednesday to Friday
Wednesday results include Houston 5 Oakland 4 Cleveland 9 Minnesota 8 in 12 innings Detroit 6 Chicago White Sox 4 Miami 5 Kansas City 2 Arizona 5 Baltimore 4 in 14 innings Yankees 11 Angels 3 Toronto 4 Boston 3 in 10 innings Tampa Bay 5 Seattle 4. Thursday and Friday games list matchups with start times and lineups for the week.
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TV SportsWatch: Weekly schedule notes and changes
AP notes a mountain sports schedule with potential changes and blackouts. The Aug 15 lineup includes golf at Brookline and Greensboro, gymnastics in Hartford, Little League World Series events in South Williamsport, MLB regional games, NFL preseason in Chicago, and tennis from Cincinnati with multiple round of 16 matches on ESPN networks.
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Baseball and football score clutter fills dense sports slate
A packed scoreboard shows multiple baseball games with wins by Washington over San Francisco and Cincinnati over Chicago plus late innings. NFL and NBA moves headline coaching signings and player transactions across several teams.
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Williams struggles as Murray advances at Cincinnati hardcourt
Serena Williams endured 37 unforced errors and a difficult center court showing as she exited a rough stretch. Andy Murray defeated Mikhail Youzhny in 69 minutes to reach the next round and Rafael Nadal routed Benjamin Becker on night action. Hingis and Hantuchova, returning from retirement, fell in doubles to Errani and Vinci and plan to play New Haven before the U.S. Open.
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