Bribery crisis deepens after another arrest
SANTIAGO Chile The arrests of the last three CONMEBOL presidents and current leader Juan Angel Napout widen a U S bribery case into FIFA. Napout faces extradition battles as 16 officials are indicted in a widening probe.
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Nicolas Leoz
Eugenio Figueredo
U.S. Department of State
Concacaf
Christopher Gaffney
The
University of Zurich
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Brazil
Uruguay
Gaffney
Sergio Jadue
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Jadge
Miami Beach
Florida
Jadue
U.S. Justice Department
Dauisa
Colombia
Luis Bedoya
Bedoya
College men Oregon at UNLV on ESPN2 tonight
Sports schedule lists Oregon at UNLV on ESPN2 at 11 p.m. Also high school state championships and MAC title game details across multiple channels and times. Local radio stations WEOL WTAM WMMS La Mega broadcast windows noted.
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Several sports events across leagues and venues
Avon Lake vs Westlake at 7 p.m. on WEOL 930 AM. NBA Brooklyn at New York 7 p.m. College men games include St. Francis (Pa.) at Maryland and Pittsburgh at Duquesne. Alabama at Southern Miss 8 p.m. plus Hero World Challenge second round noon from Albany Bahamas. African, European and Asian tour events listed with times and sites.
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Rickie Fowler
Matt Kuchar
Gary Player Country Club
Jaco van Zyl
Henrik Stenson
Sweden
Danny Willett
England
Marc Leishman
Australia
Brandon Grace
Ross Fisher
Russell Knox
Scotland
Matthew Fitzpatrick
Robert Streb
United States
Chris Wood
Engalnd
Khadech Aphibarmrat
Thailand
Miguel Angel Jimenez
Spain
Louis Oosthuizen
Bernd Wiesberger
Austria
Thongchai Jaidee
Victor Dubuisson
France
Andy Sullivan
Charl Schwartzel
Tommy Fleetwood
Emiliano Grillo
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NCAA women’s volleyball second round tip at 9 p.m
College women’s NCAA tournament advances to the second round with a match slated for 9 p.m. local time. Teams in action include top programs seeking to extend their run and reach the regional semifinals. A high stakes showcase underscores the evening’s schedule and competitive balance.
Players and coaches move across MLB NFL NHL and college sports
Amrerian League terms with Indians outfielder Collin Cowgill and Mariners signing Norichika Aoki are noted along with the Yankees not tendering Domingo German. Jays name Ross Atkins as GM and Cubs sign Clayton Richard. Mets add Jim Henderson. Bourjos and Blancn sign with Phillies. Packers sign John Crockett. Coyotes assign Craig Cunnir bhom. MLS Dallas re signs Kellyn Acosta. Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim suspension shortened. Georgia names Bryan McClendon interim coach. Texas lifts interim tag on Mike Perrin and extends him through 2018. Texas Southern hires Michael Haywood. NBA odds table included for several teams.
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Domingo German
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Norichika Aoki
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Clayton Richard
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Jim Henderson
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Peter Bourjos
Andres Blancn
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Women's College Basketball Scores Across Regions
Recap of recent women's results includes Duke 84 over Minnesota 64, Florida State 65 over Rutgers 43, Georgia 89 over Kennesaw State 34, and many other showings across the Midwest Southwest and beyond with notable wins by Cincinnati Christian 34 over East Kentucky 112 and Ohio Valley 45 over Ball State 94.
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High School Thursday Girls and Boys Basketball Results
Reports from Ohio prep games show girls scores like Al. Alex. 46 over McArthur Vinton County 44 and Arlington 63 over Ba. Hopewell-London 17. Boys results include Cols. Briggs 76 over New. Licking Valley 61 and Cols. Lin. McKinley 95 over Gahanna Chr. 54.
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College basketball scores from multiple games
A roundup of recent college basketball results includes Alderson Broaddus over St. Augustine's 61 47 and Bethune-Cookman defeating Trinity Baptist 78 49. Other notable results: Bryan 80 Bluefield 72. Freed-Hardeman 106 James Madison 63. Liberty 52 Western Carolina 96. Kentucky Christian 66 Milwaukee 64. UCLA 87 Kentucky 77.
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Jays name Indians' Atkins as new GM
The Toronto Blue Jays hired longtime Indians executive Ross Atkins as general manager joining Mark Shapiro. Atkins, Cleveland’s former player personnel director, succeeds Alex Anthopoulos as the club's GM.
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