Kerber Falls in Open First Round Upset at Arthur Ashe
Angelique Kerber, defending U S Open champion, lost in straight sets 6 3 6 1 to Naomi Osaka under a closed roof. The German star, 29, has struggled in 2017 with no titles and top 10 exit, while Federer and Nadal advanced in men’s action as rain delayed many matches.
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MLB Transactions Wave Shifts Across AL and NL
The daily baseball moves include Royals optioning Eric Skoglund and recalling Brian Flynn, Angels placing Bud Norris on the DL and adding Eric Young Jr, Twins veteran Joe Nathan retirement, Yankees sending Garrett Cooper to Trenton, and Rays designating Taylor Featherston while reinstating Matt Andriese. Additional roster tweaks span Rangers, Blue Jays, Braves, Cubs, Mets, Padres, Nationals, and more across basketball, football, and college notices in diverse leagues.
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Golf RC results show match play outcomes across players
David Nocar defeats John McClure 2 up in 36 holes. Sean Knapp beats Doug Hanzel 2 and 1. Ken Lee over Bob Cooper 6 and 5. Dave Ryan edges Michael Hughett 1 up. Matt Sughrue defeats Keith Decker 3 and 2. Paul Simson tops Chip Lutz 6 and 4. John Pierce wins over Russ Perry 4 and 3. Frank Vana defeats Alan Hill in 19 holes.
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Arlington
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Martinsville
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National Tennis Results From New York Tournament
The report lists several round results from the New York event. Notable matches include Roger Federer defeating Frances Tiafoe in five sets and Rafael Nadal beating Dusan Lajovic in straight sets. Women’s singles results feature Madison Keys, Karolina Pliskova, Barbora Strycova, Jelena Ostapenko, Sorana Cirstea, Yanina Wickmayer, Naomi Osaka, and others advancing or leading in ongoing matches amid weather suspensions.
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Romania
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Boys Soccer and Volleyball Results Across Local Leagues
Elyria Catholic 2 Holy Name 2 in boys soccer. Medina 3 Elyria 0. Volleyball results: Black River 25 25 25 Clearview 18 9 11. Columbia 20 25 25 13 15. Brookside 25 22 11 25 11. Lutheran West 25 25 18 26. Firelands 19 19 25 24. Oberlin 25 25 25. Keystone 20 20 24. Amherst 25 25 25. Midview 10 9. Westlake 10 28 27 22 15. Avon Lake 25 26 25 25 6. Avon 25 25 25. North Olmsted 15 11 12. Berea Midpark 21 25 25 25. North Ridgeville 25 21 20 21. Rocky River 25 25 25. Elyria Catholic 49 40 18. Vermilion 25 25 25. Port Clinton 9 19 14. Mentor 25 25 25 25. Elyria 10 27 20 18. Non-conference nv 25 18 25 27. Hearts for
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Southwestern Conference and Greater Cleveland prep results list
Girls golf and soccer results from the Southwestern Conference and Greater Cleveland area include matches featuring Wellington Black River Firelands Columbia Lake Ridge Lakewood Midview Avon Vermilion and Oberlin at Brookside Fairview at Firelands Keystone at Columbia Westlake at Avon Lake North Olmsted at Avon and related times. Several dual meets are scheduled with venues at Brookside Fairview Keystone Westlake Vermilion Our Lady of the Elms and more.
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Midwest Baseball Standings and Evening Schedules
Standings by divisions show Schaumburg and Windy City near .527 and .473, with Florence and Evansville leading the West. Evening games include Normal at Evansville at 7:35 p.m and Joliet at Washington at 6:05 p.m, plus multiple matchups across the Western Division.
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Fox hires Miles as game analyst for FS1
Fox Sports recruited former LSU coach Les Miles as an analyst for this falls games alongside Tim Brando and Spencer Tillman starting September 16. Miles previously led LSU for 11 seasons before being fired last year and is Elyria, Ohio native and Hall of Fame inductee.
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