Choi Snedeker tied for lead at Torrey Pines
Tiger Woods opened with a 4 under 68 as Brandt Snedeker and Choi matched him atop the Farmers Insurance Open leaderboard in San Diego. Snedeker shot 65 on the North Course while Choi birdied five of six on the South. Mickelson fired 72 as Woods rallied with eagles and birdies after a slow start.
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Phil Mickelson
Josh Teater
Evening sports and schedules across college and pro
A long list of TV radio times for college Loyola Md at Manhattan and other games. Pro NBA matchups Milwaukee Cleveland San Antonio Dallas plus boxing NABO title bout in Verona New York and tours Down Under and Australia Open events. Local high school scores and hockey, swimming, and basketball schedules fill the page.
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Transactions wrap: Breslow deal and multiple trades across leagues
In MLB terms the Boston Red Sox agreed to a two year contract with lefty Craig Breslow and named Pedro Martinez special assistant to the GM. The Arizona Diamondbacks traded Justin Upton and Chris Johnson to Atlanta for Martin Prado Randy Delgado Zeke Spruill Nick Ahmed and Brandon Drury. Other moves include Lake Erie Crushers signing Juan Sanchez and various coaching and roster updates across the NFL CFL NHL MLS and college football.
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Chris Johnson
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Zeke Spruill
Nick Ahmed
Brandon Drury
Lake Erie Crushers
Juan Sanchez
Pro Bowl Honolulu NFL Points O/U Opening
Odds makers set the Sunday Pro Bowl point total at 84.2 in Honolulu with a pickem line, signaling a balanced scoring expectation for the all star game. Expected pace hinges on player availability and defensive intensity.
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Northeast Ohio League Boys Scores and Contests
High School results across the Northeast Ohio League show Lutheran East 52 over Lake Ridge 28. Beachwood 71 over Kirtland 47. Bloomdale Elmwood 45 over Fostoria 41. Cle Horizon Science 54 over New Day Academy 39. Northside Christian 45 over Columbus Torah Academy 43. Richwood N Union 61 over Marion Elgin 42. Girls results include Elyria 64 over Keystone 16. First Baptist 27 over Mansfield Temple 24. Cleveland MLK 51 over Open Door 32. Albany Alexander 49 over Pomeroy Meigs 40. Arcadia 75 over Arlington 61. Crestview 66 over New London 54. Athens 57 over Nelsonville-York 32. Batavia 51 over Williamsburg 45. Beaver Eastern 78 over Sciotoville 49. Bellaire St. John 63 over Bishop Donah 46. Bellbrook 77 over Monroe 32. Brunswick 53 over Brecksville 45. Canfield 63 over Austintown Fitch 57. Casstown Miami E 58 over National Trail 32. Celina 63 over Van Wert 41. Cin Hughes 78 over Fairfield 60. Cin McAuley 45 over Mt. Notre Dame 34. Cin Winton Woods 54 over Cin Colerain 36. Cin Woodward 48 over Cin Gamble Montessori 30. Cie Horizon Science 38 over New Day Academy 19. Collins W Reserve 55 over Monroeville 39. Columbiana 65 over Wellsville 40.
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Notable NCAA Men s Basketball Scores Across The East
A sweep of regional results shows Fairfield, Hartford, LIU Brooklyn and Monmouth posting wins while Mount St. Marys dominated St. Josephs LI. Other highlights include Davidson over W Carolina and Richmond edging VCU in OT, with several close finishes across the country.
Thursday Lake Erie 4 Toronto 3 in overtime
The Lake Erie team edged Toronto 4 to 3 in overtime. Tonight’s slate includes Worcester at Springfield, Albany at Adirondack, Houston at Grand Rapids, Abbotsford at Charlotte, Manchester at Connecticut, and other games across the circuit with 7 to 8:30 p.m. starts.
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Reed vows to play next year for Ravens after Super Bowl
Ravens safety Ed Reed declared he plans to play next season despite retirement talk around teammate Ray Lewis. Reed, 34, said it is not his last ride and noted he has started all 16 games this season, while Lewis contemplated stepping down after the playoffs.
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