Busy Sports Schedule With MLB Tennis and Golf
Local broadcast listings show multiple leagues across three days. Key events include Williamsport Little League games, European Czech Masters golf in Prague, LPGA CP Women's Open in Regina, and MLB regional coverage with several interdivision matchups.
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Baseball schedule and standings amid tight division racing
MLB standings show Milwaukee Pittsburgh and Arizona leading West and NL East contenders. daily game slate lists matchups including Philadelphia Washington Mets Giants Padres and more. Key games include Atlanta at Pittsburgh San Francisco at New York Mets and St Louis at L A Dodgers with various start times and broadcast notes.
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World baseball youth tournament scoreboard notes varied results
Southeast Peachtree City and Great Lakes teams led a sprawling international youth baseball event with games across multiple continents. Cities listed include Seoul Coeur d'Alene Des Moines Coventry and Barcelona, noting scores and eliminations through Aug 26 with championship format and broadcast times.
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US Open Series tennis results at Wake Forest Den
Round by round results show Pablo Carreno Busta defeating Franko Skugor and Filip Krajinovic beating Taylor Fritz. Other matches include Kyle Edmund, Daniil Medvedev, Steve Johnson, Chung Hyeon advancing, with doubles led by Rojer Tecau and Salisbury Skupski advancing to quarterfinals.
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Daniil Medvedev
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Steve Johnson
Jaume Munar
Chung Hyeon
South Korea
Matteo Berretini
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Peter Gojowczyk
Roma
Jean-Julien Rojer
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Horia Tecau
Hungary
Marco Cecchinato
Andreas Seppi
Joe Salisbury
Neal Skupski
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Julio Peralta
Brazil
Jamie Cerretani
Leander Paes
India
Ben McLachlan
Japan
Robert Lindstedt
Sweden
Rajeev Ram
Obscure fines highlight August NFL CFL disciplinary actions
The report lists fines for several players from the August games including Chris Ackie Adarius Bowman Mercy Maston Emanuel Davis and others for helmet hits misconduct and official abuse. It also notes Doug Parrish released by Edmonton and includes USADA sanction for weightlifter Joshua Gaskins. College updates mention Centenary Marcus Manning interim director and Florida State David Coburn interim athletic director. San Diego State extends Brian Dutcher contract and Wisconsin suspends Danny Davis for two games.
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