I'll Have Another Makes Derby Impressive Run at Santa Anita
I'll Have Another edged Creative Cause by a nose in the Santa Anita Derby to position as a top Kentucky Derby hopeful. Mario Gutierrez rode the 3-year-old in 1 1/16 miles as 33,166 fans watched. The win follows a February Lewis Stakes victory and strengthens trainer Doug O'Neill's Derby outlook with other major prep results from Gemologist and Dane Talking.
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Paris Roubaix coverage and sports schedule
TV and radio listings announce cycling from Saint-Quentin to Roubaix and the Spanish Primera Division game Valencia at Real Madrid. Tennis features the Family Circle Cup final in Charleston. Basketball games span Friday to Sunday with matchups including Cavaliers, Spurs, Jazz, Magic, and more.
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Masters tee times at the Old Club
The Masters schedule lists players and starting times from 9:20 a.m. to 2:40 p.m. with pairs including Kelly Kraft Stewart Cink Edoardo Molinari Robert Karlsson Trevor Immelman Gonzalo Fernandez Castano and many more. Notable pairs feature Rory McIlroy Tiger Woods Phil Mickelson and Bubba Watson among others.
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Henrik Stenson
Lee Westwood
Paul Lawrie
Fred Couples
Ben Crane
Jason Dufner
Sean O’hair
Fredrik Jacobson
Francesco Molinari
Ian Poulter
Nick Watney
Sang-Moon Bae
Jonthan Byrd
Jim Furyk
Sergio Garcia Brandt Snedeker
Charles Howell III
Justin Rose
Webb Simpson
Miguel Angel Jimenez
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Rory McIlroy
Geoff Oglilvy
Scott Stallings
Kevin Chappell
Graeme McDowell
Kevin Na
Adam Scott
Vijay Singh Y.E. Yang
Aaron
Martin Kaymer
Martin Laird
Charl Schwartzel
Thomas Bjorn
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Luke Donald
Bo van Pelt
Scott Verplank
Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano
Trevor Immelman
Robert Karlsson
Edoardo Molinari
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Stewart Cink
Gary Woodland
Roday
Kelly Kraft
Bill Haas
Patrick Cantlay
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Anders Hansen
Ross Fisher
Geoff Ogilvy
Charles Howell
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Multiple Pro Sports Moves Across MLB NHL ECHL and College
Summary of several transactions including Kip Wells signing with the White Sox minor league deal and Rodrigo Lopez with Cubs, Jonathon Niese five year Mets contract, Nieuwenhuis recalled. Brandon Maxwell signed by Hamilton. Kris Harvey added to Altoona Curve. Kevin Ocampo signed by Evansville. Kyle Colligan and Marcus Niciffer signed by Traverse City Beach Bums. Tollefson with Raiders. Ray Emery extension for Blackhawks. Dany Sabourin recalled by Capitals. ECHL suspensions and fines for April 6 game. Rob Madore signed by Stingrays. Garrett Clarke signed by Rio Grande Valley Killer Bees. Raegan Pebley named RSU State women's coach.
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Rodrigo Lopez
Iowa
Luis Valbuena
NEW York Mets
Jonathon Niese
Kirk Nieuwenhuis
Buffalo
Hamilton Bulldogs
Brandon Maxwell
Altoona Curve
Kris Harvey
Evansville Otters
Kevin Ocampo
Traverse City Beach Bums
Kyle Colligan
Marcus Niciffer
Chicago Blackhawks
Ray Emery
Washington Capitals
Dany Sabourin
Hershey
Idaho
Matt Case
Ontario
Benn Olson
Geoff Irwin
J.D. Waitt
Kory Scoran
Elmira
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Corey Cowick
Reading
South Carolina Stingrays
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Central Hockey League
RIO Grande Valley Killer Bees
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High School Patriot Athletics Results Summary
Non conference scores include Elyria 6 over North Olmsted 5 and Avon 10 to 8 over Clearview 7 1. Amherst competes in softball tri for MS beating Lorain 11 to 1 and 10 to 0 against Firelands. Firelands up 10 to 4 over Lorain. Keystone and Woodridge split with 4 to 1 and 5 to 2. Midview loses 0 to 5 to Woodridge and 2 to 4 to Keystone.
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Ridge Takes Cleveland Heights 3-2 In Tennis Clash
Ridge wins a close boys tennis match 3 to 2 over Cleveland Heights at the home courts with early momentum from singles and a decisive doubles finish sealing the victory.
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Hockey divisional standings and results update
North Division teams show Toronto leading with 93 goals for and 210 against, while Lake Erie and Rochester trail in a tight race. Westward, Oklahoma City and Abbotsford vie for division clinch as recent games produce multiple overtime outcomes and upcoming schedule notes.
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MLS Results and Schedule for Midweek to Weekend
Results include Real Salt Lake 1 Montreal 0 and FC Dallas 1 New England 0. Multiple matches with Montreal Toronto Columbus Seattle San Jose D C United and more plus full weekend schedule listing kickoff times and venues across MLS venues.
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World Group Quarterfinals results and WTA Family Circle Cup outcomes
United States defeated France 2-1 in Monte Carlo with Tsonga and Isner winning singles for France and the U S doubles team Bryan brothers taking the doubles match. At Charleston, Serena Williams routed Samantha Stosur in a semifinal while Lucie Safarova swept two matches to reach the final with Pavlyuchenkova.
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Bryan brothers give U S lead in Davis Cup quarterfinal
The Bryan brothers defeated Julien Benneteau and Michael Llodra 6-4 6-4 7-6(4) to give the United States a 2-1 lead over France at Monte Carlo. They extended their Davis Cup unbeaten run since 2008 as the French duo failed to face a break point.
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