Romo Returns to Form as Cowboys Open Camp in Dallas
Garrett says Romo looks like the same player as he rehabs from an injury and leads Cowboys in workouts at Cowboys Stadium. Media notes Romo, 39-22 as a starter, helped organize off season workouts after a 6-10 2010 season. Training camp continues with several position shuffles and three preseason games ahead of the Sept. 11 opener against the Jets.
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Broncos lose two key free agents to injuries in camp
Warren and Marcus Thomas were injured minutes apart in a 9 on 7 drill as they prepared for the season. Warren suffered a torn triceps and is out indefinitely, while Thomas has a strained pectoral and hopes to be ready for Sept. 12. Coaches stressed next man up as Bunkley and Vickerson step in. The Broncos also released LenDale White after his Achilles injury last season.
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Sprint Cup Leaders As Of August Fifteenth
The Associated Press ranking lists Kyle Busch and Carl Edwards tied for first with 752 points, followed by Jimmie Johnson at 746 and Kevin Harvick at 738. The money list shows Carl Edwards leading with $5,876,340 and Kyle Busch second at $4,273,765.
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Baseball scores and upcoming games roundup
MLB results include Minnesota 9 Detroit 6 New York 7 Kansas City 4 Baltimore 6 Oakland 2 Texas 8 Los Angeles Angels 4 Seattle 6 Toronto 5 and Boston 3 Detroit 7 Minnesota. Schedule lists games and times for Wednesday with many matchups and pitchers noted. Colorado 7 Florida 4 New York Mets 5 San Diego 4 10 innings.
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Baseball scores and schedules from Tuesday and Wednesday play
Tuesday results include Arizona 3 Seyre Washington 6 Cincinnati Pitsburg 8 ine 4 Haven and Atlanta 2 San Francisco 1 in 11 innings. Wednesday's lineup lists Cubs at Astros and Mets at Padres plus several late games with D-backs, Reds, Cardinals, Giants, Dodgers, Marlins, Rockies and Brewers.
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Shapiro admits Miami benefits in football scandal
Convicted booster Nevin Shapiro told Yahoo Sports he supplied impermissible benefits to dozens of University of Miami athletes tied to the football program including trips jewelry televisions and other gifts from 2002 to 2010. He said nightclub outings sex parties and even an abortion were paid for. he was sentenced to 20 years for securities fraud and money laundering and ordered to pay over 82 million.
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Baseball and football transactions move players and staff
MLB and NFL/NCAA activity lists multiple player moves and signings. Notable items include Nick Deimonico and Mookie Betts terms for Orioles and Twins respectively, AJ Pierzynski placed on the DL, debuts for Javier Baez and Jose Fernandez, Falcons and Bengals agree to terms and release actions, and college staff changes at Brown Mount Saint Vincent North Alabama Oklahoma and Samford.
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Roswell Invaders edge null in tense showdown
Roswell and Ruidoso traded blows as Alan Gatz shut down the Invaders with seven plus innings, allowing four hits and three runs. Roswell threatened late but couldn’t rally, leaving game two to be decided tonight at Joe Bauman Stadium. Howard led Roswell with two hits and two RBIs while Mike McCravey worked five scoreless innings in relief.
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Marlins Top Rockies as Petersen Stars with Two Triples
The Marlins beat the Rockies 5 3 after Petersen triples twice and Stanton homers. Sanchez moved to 3 0 against Colorado with seven strikeouts over four starts while Chacin allowed five runs in five innings. Tulowitzki and Smith hit solo shots for Colorado.
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World Series Set For Little League Softball Championship
TV schedule lists August 17 games including Little League Softball World Series final in Portland at 5 p.m. ESPN2 with teams TBD. MLB games Cubs at Houston and Arizona at Philadelphia follow. Soccer features UEFA Champions League Villarreal at Odense and Zurich at Bayern Munich on tape.
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Roswell Youth Football Cheer Registration Aug 20
The final Roswell Youth Football League cheerleading registration session is Aug. 20 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Stiles Field. Fee is 110 dollars. Birth certificates required. For more info, call Mona Rae Tellez at 317-5448.
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