Venus and Kerber reach Australian Open third round
Venus Williams and Angelique Kerber won their second round matches at Melbourne to advance. Kerber, on her 29th birthday, defeated Carina Witthoeft in three sets as Witthoeft staged a comeback in the second set. Venus beat Stefanie Voegele in straight sets and heads to a third round clash with Duan Yingying.
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Sports and event schedule for college games and major leagues
College men: Florida at South Carolina 6 30 p m and other college games across networks ESPN BTN CBSSN ESPNU FSN ESPN2 and SEC NBA NHL FA Cup golf and tennis events listed with times and channels including Ohio State at Nebraska Missouri at Alabama Oklahoma State at Kansas State and Plymouth Argyle vs Liverpool among other matchups.
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Major Sports Fronts Move with Contracts and Coaching Changes
MLB Texas Rangers sign Josh Hamilton and Dillon Gee to minors. Cubs claim Dylan Floro from Rays. Rockies sign Alexi Amarista one year. NBA Miami Heat add Okaro White to 10 day deal. Delaware 87ers trade Branner Greene for Corey Hawkins rights. Panthers fire Ricky Proehl. Cowboys sign Rico Gathers Andy Jones to reserve futures. Broncos promote Joe Woods. Packers release Keith Baxter and sign Rene Benwikere. Predators assign Kevin Fiala to Milwaukee. Granberg injures. Islanders fire Capuano. Weight interim coach. Lightning recall Jake Dotchin. Capitals reassign Chandler Steph Hershey. MLS Seattle Sounders rumored retirement of Hercule Gomez. College playoff picks Beamer Smith Howard join. Alvarez Rice Carr exit. Iona promotes Rick Cole Jr. Limestone promotes Sam Holme. Post Conn hockey joins Northeast-10 in 2017-18.
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Juznt Open Round Two Upsets at Melbourne Park
Malek Jaziri defeats Alexander Bublik 6-2 6-3 7-5 to reach third round as Kei Nishikori, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and other seeds advance. Angelique Kerber and Svetlana Kuznetsova win while Pliskova edges Begu in tight sets.
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College basketball scores by region and game results
In early season action across conferences four of the week’s matchups featured East region games with Manhattan and St Peter’s, along with South and Midwest pairings. Notable outcomes include Texas A M edging South Florida and UConn cruising past Tulsa as teams posted double digit margins.
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High School AP girls basketball state poll update
Non-conference results across Ohio feature Lakeside Danbury 60 Open Door 20 Ada 54 Waynesfield Goshen 29 Amanda Clearcreek 52 Ashville Teays 40 Anna 49 Maria Stein Marion Local 47 Archbold 64 Stryker 34 and more. Multiple games list scores, with Ada, Waynesfield Goshen and Circleville among top performers.
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Paul to miss six to eight weeks after left thumb injury
Chris Paul will undergo surgery today to repair a torn left thumb ligament and is expected to miss six to eight weeks. He left Monday's game versus Oklahoma City after injuring his thumb and did not return. Paul averages 17.5 points 9.7 assists 5.3 rebounds and leads the NBA with 2.25 steals per game.
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