Nadal Dementieva win openers at U S Open in tough starts
Olympic champions Rafael Nadal and Elena Dementieva won their US Open openers despite early trouble. Nadal, world No. 1, edged past Bjorn Phau 7-6 6-3 7-6 after a blistered start. Dementieva beat Akgul Amanmuradova 6-4 7-5. Roger Federer and others were set to begin today.
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Buckeyes Boot Camp Strips Time For School Start
Ohio State players finish fall camp in a campus boot camp like routine. After weeks of hotel stays they focus on football while handling books and laundry. Chris Wells dismisses online hate picks with a sharp quip about admissions.
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Browns injury list grows ahead of preseason finale
Browns coach Romeo Crennel gave terse updates on key sidelined players Derek Anderson Braylon Edwards Jamal Lewis Sean Jones Brodney Pool Joshua Cribbs with several others missing practice ahead of the Bears game. Willie McGinest returned briefly as more roster moves loomed including a potential Bentley visit and final cuts approaching.
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Falcons blank Cats in boys soccer non conf action
Yorks scored three goals to lead Firelands to a 6-0 victory over Keystone in non conference action. Ron Dalehite and John Cozma assisted for the Falcons in their season opener. Highlights include Laurenz Bauersfeld scoring twice for Lorain’s Patriots and Josh Sandoval netting twice for Christian Community in season openers.
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Browns Quinn Sees Confidence Despite Lions Loss
Browns quarterback Brady Quinn, recovering from a 26-6 setback to Detroit, completed 14 of 24 passes for 106 yards and a 69.1 rating. He admitted inconsistency on third down but pledged further improvement as he prepares for Chicago. Running back Jason Wright praised his leadership and confidence.
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