Al Attles dies at 87 long with Warriors in Bay Area
Al Attles, a Hall of Famer and one of the NBA's first Black head coaches, died at 87 in the East Bay after a 64 year association with the Warriors. He coached the 1975 champions and served as player, general manager, and ambassador.
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Wednesday's minor league results and tonight schedules
Wednesday scores include Columbus 5 Indianapolis 1 Omaha 5 Buffalo 2 Gwinnett 6 Louisville 3 Toledo 3 Iowa 2 Durham 11 Syracuse 6 Worcester 12 Norfolk 3 Rochester 4 Lehigh Valley 1 Jacksonville 5 Nashville 0 Memphis 8 Charlotte 7 in 10 Scranton/WB at St. Paul 8:07 p.m. Today's games list Worcester at Norfolk 12:05 p.m. and nine more games starting 6:15 p.m. through 7:45 p.m.
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Baseball and football NFL and NHL transactions listed
Transactions across MLB NFL and NHL include roster moves such as designations for assignment recalls optioning and contracts. Notable items involve Nick Avila Cole Irvin Anthony Gose Justin Verlander Kaleb Ort Mason McCoy Fernando Tatis Jr. and broader signings like Hjalte Froholdt Marvin Moody DaShaun White Jason Poe Cole Sillinger and Alex Steeves.
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International clubs and U S towns play in odd matchups
Taoyuan City defeats Tokyo 3 1 while Barquisimeto tops Matamoros 11 3. Henderson Nevada beats Lake Mary Florida 2 4 and Tokyo faces Barquisimeto with Henderson meeting Lake Mary at 7 pm.
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North Olmsted Edges Midview In Boys Soccer Showdown
Results from Wednesday include North Olmsted 2 Midview 1 in boys soccer, Oberlin 3 Brookside 2, North Ridgeville 3 Normandy 0, Firelands 1 Amherst 0, and girls soccer Oberlin 6 Brookside 0 while Lorain County League games and cross schedule notes fill the rest of the slate with multiple matches across tennis golf and volleyball.
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MLS Saturday matches set across nine cities
MLS schedule lists 15 games across evening slots including Seattle at Minnesota at 6 30 p m and multiple 7 30 p m showdowns such as New York at Charlotte FC FC Dallas at DC United and Cincinnati at Miami Also later matchups feature Toronto FC at Houston Orlando City at Sporting KC Austin FC at Nashville San Jose at Real Salt Lake Atlanta at LA Galaxy and St Louis City at Portland with kickoff times from 6 30 p m to 10 30 p m local time.
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Winston-Salem Open results outline seedings and early wins
At Wake Forest University the Winston-Salem Open in North Carolina shows Lorenzo Sonego defeating June Shang by walkover and David Goffin beating Arthur Rinderknech 6-3 6-3. Others include Kotov defeating Svajda and Hijikata overcoming Caric, with Tien, Rus, Kessler, Potapova, Bogdan, Haddad Maia, Siniakova, Burel winning as listed. The Monterrey WTA event in Mexico saw Yuan Yue defeat Martic 6-4 6-1 in hardcourt play.
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Longtime Reds star Votto calls it quits after long career
Former NL MVP Joey Votto announced retirement in a short social media video. The Toronto native signed a March minor league deal with the Blue Jays, played at Triple A Buffalo, hit 6 for 42 with one homer and four RBIs in 15 games, and struck out 22 times before ending a 17 season Reds tenure.
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