Williams sisters Federer advance to Australian Open finals
Serena Williams reached the final at Melbourne with Venus also into the women’s final after beating Lucic-Baroni and Vandeweghe respectively. Roger Federer defeated Stan Wawrinka in an all-Swiss night match to reach the men’s final, eyeing a potential Nadal clash.
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Ken
Rosewall
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Federer
Rafael Nadal
Grigor Dimitrov
Roger-Rafa
Rafa
Nadal
Martina Navratilova
Graf
Roland Garros
London
Lucic-Baroni
TV and radio sports natioal listings summary
High school boys Firelands at Keystone and Avon Lake at Westlake. College and NBA games across ESPN networks. X Games Aspen events and ISU European Championships Ostrava. LPGA Bahamas Classic, PGA Farmers Open, Bundesliga Schalke Derby, Australian Open women final.
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Multiple MLB and NFL team moves and staff changes
Teams across MLB NFL NHL MLS and college athletics announce player waivers trades signings and staff appointments including Richie Shaffer claimed by Cleveland and Adam Walker claimed by Atlanta Marcus Marchand fined by the NHL and Arkansas Valley coaching reshuffles at Barton Charleston Southern and Charleston Southern promotions detailed with several minor league postings and university hires.
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Adam Walker
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Brett Anderson
Cincinnati Reds
Scott Feldman
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Darryl Scott
Mark Brewer
Darin Everson
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Jerry Weinstein
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Juan Rodriguez
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Hector Sanchez
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Adela Marquez
Zack Sorensen
Washington Nationals
Stephen Drew
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Mandi Lelkes
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Stuart Lake
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Adam Ward
Chattanooga
Chad Pearson
Rose Leads as Rory's Contenders Open at Torrey Pines
Justin Rose shoots 65 to lead the Farmers Insurance Open after the first round at Torrey Pines South with a 7 under par. Notables include Adam Hadwin Brad Fritsch Charles Howell III and others chasing early position at Torrey Pines North and South courses in San Diego.
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Trey Mullinax
Jonas Blixt
Stewart Cink
Brandt Snedeker
Graham DeLaet
Whee Kim
Patrick Rodgers
Robert Streb
Pat Perez
Brian Stuard
Brian Harman
Ryan Brehm
Daytona Rolex 24 Daytona IMSA race speeds list
Race speeds and car data from Daytona International Speedway show top drivers and vehicles in the Daytona Rolex 24 with speeds from 132.256 mph to 122.928 mph. Notable entries include J Barbosa Cadillac DPi and D Cameron Cadillac DPi leading the field.
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Larry Nassar
Joao Barbosa
Daytona
Men's college basketball scores roundup overtime thrillers
Drexel edged Hofstra 81 80 in overtime while Elon beat Northeastern 51 49. Other results include Dickinson 79 St Francis Brooklyn 73 LIU Brooklyn 60 Sacred Heart 57 Manhattan 70 Niagara 69 and Mount St. Marys 48 Robert Morris 47. Additional games listed across regions show varied outcomes with several OT performances and close margins.
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High School Girls Basketball Scores and Nearby Matchups
A statewide rundown lists numerous high school girls basketball results with Ada, Harrod Allen E., Albany Alexander, Antwerp, Defiance Tinora, Archbold, Arlington and many others. Included are nearby boys and girls basketball schedules and swimming events across districts, conferences, and non conference contests.
No discipline yet amid rape probe at Kansas dorm
Kansas coach Bill Self says police investigation into an alleged rape at McCarthy Hall has produced no findings for suspensions. Five players are listed as witnesses. police have not identified suspects or set a timeline. Self calls the case a major distraction ahead of the Kansas at Kentucky game.
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