Sports on TV Intense Week with MLB WNBA and Finals
Prime time lineup includes endurance riding at Mill Spring NBCSN FEI events in Equestrian, Shinhan Donghae Open first round in Korea, multiple MLB regional and ESPN games, and ESPN2 WNBA Finals Game 3. Schedule lists games and times across Tuesday and Wednesday with numerous matchups and broadcasts.
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Baseball and NFL schedule snippets across leagues
A dense schedule list shows MLB games with times and results including Cincinnati at L A Dodgers, Washington at Philadelphia, and Miami at N Y Mets, plus multiple doubleheaders and postgame notes. The entry ends with NFL All Times EDT American Conference East.
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Brigham
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LeBlanc
Strasburg
Nola
Richards
Vargas
Milwaukee
Anderson
Chicago Cubs
Hendricks
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National Football Scores and Historical Highlights Card
League standings show Indianapolis and Baltimore atop the NFL tables with 1-0 records while teams like L.A. Chargers and Oakland start 0-1. The schedule lists Sunday and Thursday games, including Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and Green Bay at Chicago, with a long roll of upcoming fixtures and notable historical sports milestones from 1895 to 2015.
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Australia
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Maria Bueno
Nancy Richey
Stolle
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Jimmy Connors
Bjorn Borg
Tracy Austin
Martina Navratilova
Ivan Lendl
Steffi Graf
Pete Sampras
Cedric Pioline
Pioline
Henri Cochet
Roger Federer
Lleyton Hewitt
Arian Foster
Texans
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Tom Brady Brady
Wes Welker
New England Patriots
Miami Dolphins
Flavia Pennetta
Roberta Vinci
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Wheat futures and sales figures for Sep 18 to Dec 19
The notice lists wheat futures prices by month from Sep 18 to Dec 19 with bid and offer values and daily changes. It also shows estimated sales and men's sales figures alongside open interest and futures figures with multiple numeric entries.
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Stocks Of Local Interest
Stock market brief item lists local share activity with limited readable figures and remarks noting prices and movements.
Chinese consortium drops bid for Carel Vane YUMC
Bloomberg News reports a Chinese consortium has ended its bid to acquire Carel Vane YUMC, ceasing pursuit at a total of 31.94 dollars per share or 13.4 percent premium, reflecting a market exit from the offer.
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Baseball MLB and NFL moves summarized in brief
Baseball contracts and recalls sweep several clubs with Orioles Stewart and Sale among notable moves. Indians Miller and Donaldson return from DL while Wacha and Wainwright DL transfers noted. NFL Falcons Jones to IR and Broncos Shamarko Thomas re-signed. Packers Davis to IR. Patriots Barner Coleman Fowler added. Bruins trade McQuaid. Yzerman resigns as GM. college moves at Baylor Charlotte Dartmouth Vanderbilt noted.
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DJ Stewart
Norfolk
Cody Carroll
Andrew Susac
Mark Trumbo
Pedro Araujo
Boston Red Sox
Chris Sale
Chicago White Sox
Nate Jones
Cleveland Indians
Andrew Miller
Josh Donaldson
Detroit Tigers
Johnny Barbato
Matt Hall
Toledo
Spencer Turnbull
Kansas City Royals
Eric Stout
LOS Angeles Angels
Parker Bridwell
Salt Lake
Oakland Athletics
Frankie Montas
Nashville
Suzi Alvarez
Seattle Mariners
Marco Gonzales
Nick Rumbelow
Matt Festa
Arkansas
Atlanta Braves
Rio Ruiz
Gwinnett
Cincinnati Reds
Amir Garrett
Jesus Reyes
Pensacola
LOS Angeles Dodgers
Julio Arias
Oklahoma City
Philadelphia Phillies
Drew Anderson
Engel de Los Santos
Ranger Suarez
Lehigh Valley
ST. Louis Cardinals
Adam Wainwright
Michael Wacha
American Association
Gary Southshore Railcats
K.C. Huth
Erie Bayhawks
Calbert Cheaney
Sam Newman-Beck
Mion Adofia
Sheldon Williams
Atlanta Falcons
Deion Jones
Brian Hill
Julian Williams
Jacob Tuioti-Mariner
Denver Broncos
Shamarko Thomas
Niles Scott
Kyle Peko
DE DeShawn Williams
Green Bay Packers
Trevor Davis
Marwin Evans
Deanie Burton
Atlanta
CB Will Redmond
Jacksonville Jaguars
Michael Bennett
NEW England Patriots
Kenyon Barner
Corey Coleman
Bennie Fowler
Tennessee Titans
David Quessenberry
Washington Redskins
Josh Keyes
Cam Sims
Brian Quick
Kenny Ladner
Teo Redding
Hockey National Hockey League
Boston Bruins
Adam McQuaid
N.Y. Rangers
Steven Kampfer
Tampa Bay Lightning
Steve Yzerman
Julien BriseBois
Baylor
Alexis Morris
Charlotte
Charlie Muchukot
Dartmouth
Callie Brownson
Vanderbilt
David Williams II
WNBA Playoffs Update Hard-Fought Colorful Postseason
The playoff slate shows first round results with Phoenix and Seattle advancing. Semifinals feature Seattle leading Phoenix 3 2 with key games across August 26 28 31 and September 2 4. Final series set with Seattle up 2 0 after games on September 7 9.
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