Steele leads PGA season opener at Frys.com Open
Brendan Steele shoots a nine birdie 63 for a one stroke edge over Jhonattan Vegas at Silverado. Rory McIlroy sits among early leaders, while Harold Warner III breaks new ground as a black heritage player in the field.
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Steele
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European TV & Radio
Oceanico Victoria
Vilamoura
Portugal
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Toronto
Kansas City
Nicolas Colsaerts
Andy Sullivan
Thomas Pieters
Firelands
P.m. Weol 930-Am David Drysdale 32-33 — 65 Eduardo de la Riva
Buckeye Weol
Thomas Aiken
Trevor Fisher, Jr
Solon
Elyria
Tulane
Romain Wattel
ESPNU
Thomas Bjorn
UNLV
Craig Lee
Fresno State
Golf Pga
Silverado Resort and Spa
Napa
Texas
Justin Thomas
D.H. Lee
P.m
Jason Gore
Justin Rose
Calif
Russell Henley
Graham DeLaet
Keb-Hanabank
Scott Langley
Incheon
Daniel Summerhays
Will Wilcox
Michael Thompson
Motorsports
Brendon de Jonge
Patrick Rodgers
NBCSN
J.J. Henry
Rory McIlroy
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Smylie Kaufman
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Andrew Loupe
Nascar Xfinity
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Nick Watney
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Multiple pro and college teams shuffle rosters and staff
Rico Noel moved to Scranton Wilkes Barre. Regis Bane promoted to VP ticket services and analytics. Lakers exercise option on Julius Randle for 2016-17. Bo McCalebb signs with New Orleans Pelicans. Corey Webster waived. NFL suspends Rob Vernatchi one game. Giants add Brandon McGee Xavier Proctor to practice squad. Gettis Dominique Jones released. Raiders waive heenan Lambert. Seahawks suspend Derrick Coleman indefinitely. Rams place Rodger Safford on IR. Justice Cunningham and Trey Watts signed to practice squad. CFL fines Joel Figueroa. NHL fines Jordin Tootoo. Blackhawks sign Doyle Cumiskey. Capitals recall Chandler Stephenson, assign Sean Collins. Fairleigh Dickinson hires Winston Smith. Winthrop names Carlotta Kloppenburg assistants.
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Milwaukee Brewers
Regis Bane
Basketball
National Basketball Association
LOS Angeles Lakers
Julius Randle
NEW Orleans Pelicans
Bo McCalebb
Corey Webster
NFL
Rob Vernatchi
Pittsburgh
San Diego
NEW York Giants
Brandon McGee
Xavier Proctor
Adam Gettis
Dominique Jones
Oakland Raiders
Sheenan Lambert
Seattle Seahawks
Derrick Coleman
Ion
ST. Louis Rams
Rodger Safford
TE Justice Cunningham
Trey Watts
Canadian Football League
CFL
Hamilton
Joel Figueroa
National Hockey League
NHL
New Jersey
Jordin Tootoo
Nashville
Seth Jones
Chicago Blackhawks
Doyle Cumiskey
Washington Capitals
Chandler Stephenson
Hershey
AHL
Sean Collins
College Scores Roundup From Saturday Slates
East Gannon defeated Edinboro 49 to 42 while Glenville State beat Alderson Broaddus 48 to 30. Auburn led Kentucky 30 to 27, Southwest Alabama State won 31 to 24 over Arkansas Pine Bluff, and Western Kentucky topped North Texas 55 to 28.
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Edinboro
Glenville St
Alderson-Broddus
Southuburn
Kentucky
Alabama St
Ark
Pine Bluff
W. Kentucky
North Texas
USA Today
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Maryland
Duke
Kansas
Virginia
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Villanova
Arizona
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Michigan State
California
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Utah
Wisconsin
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LSU
Vanderbilt
Baylor
Butler
West Virginia
Connecticut
Purdue
Michigan
Louisville
Texas A&m
UCLA
Georgetown
Cincinnati
North Carolina State
Oregon
Texas
Florida State
Xavier
Miami
San Diego State
Iowa
Boise State
Davidson
Providence
Belmont
Ohio State
Stephen F. Austin
Dayton
Marquette
Old Dominion
Tulsa
Weekend NBA Schedule Highlights With Key Matches
The slate features Philadelphia at New York and Atlanta at Dallas as prime evening games. Also listed are Memphis hosting Dallas, Phoenix visiting Denver, and other marquee kontests in Charlotte Lexington and San Diego with several 7 to 10 p.m. starts.
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New York
Boston
Toronto
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Charlotte
Atlanta
Orlando
Washington
Miami
Indiana
Chicago
Detroit
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Memphis
New Orleans
Houston
San Antonio
Dallas
Denver Oklahoma City
Portland
Utah
Sday
Gameland
State
Miladelphia
York
Ula City
Phoenix
Denver
Sacramento
Lexington
Tennis results from multiple Asia Pacific and Europe events
Second round results from Tianjin, Hong Kong and Linz. Duan Ying-Ying, Danka Kovinic, Elizaveta Kulichkova and Agnieszka Radwanska advanced in Tianjin. In Hong Kong Alize Cornet Venus Williams Angelique Kerber won matches. In Linz Johanna Larsson Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova Aleksandra Krunic Kirsten Flipkens and others won, with Flipkens beating Wozniacki.
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Duan Ying-Ying
China
Lyudmyla Kichenok
Ukraine
Danka Kovinic
Montenegro
Teliane Pereira
Brazil
Elizaveta Kulichkova
Russia
Evgeniya Rodina
Agnieszka Radwanska
Poland
Johanna Larsson
Sweden
Alison van Uytvanck
Belgium
Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova
Stefanie Voegele
Switzerland
Aleksandra Krunic
Serbia
Mona Barthel
Germany
Kirsten Flipkens
Caroline Wozniacki
Denmark
Denisa Allertova
Czech Republic
Barbora Strycova
Venus Williams
Wang Yafan
Williams
Singapore
Generali Ladies
Wozniacki
High school volleyball scores and league highlights
The listing shows Patriot Athletic Conference results for Buckeye, Black River, Brookside, Firelands, Keystone, Wellington, Clearview, Fairview, Columbia, Brooklyn and more. Non conference games include Amherst, Lakewood, Olmsted Falls, Avon, Avon Lake, North Olmsted, Midview, North Ridgeville, Berea Midpark, Westlake, and Greater Cleveland teams with multiple set scores.
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Buckeye
Black River
Brookside
Firelands
Keystone
Wellington
Clearview
Fairview
Columbia
Brooklyn
Amherst
Lakewood
Olmsted Falls
Avon
Avon Lake
North Olmsted
Midview
North Ridgeville
Berea-Midpark
Westlake
Greater Cleveland
Elyria
Shaker Heights
Solon
Lake Erie
Maple Heights
Lorain
Patriot Athletic
Oberlin
Lutheran West
Southwestern
Ex player sues Ohio University over injury claim
Ry Lee Rogers a Cambridge Ohio native and former Ohio University catcher sues the school in the Court of Claims alleging negligent coaching led to a torn labrum and declined participation during the 2012 2013 seasons seeking more than 25000.
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Ohio University
Ry Lee Rogers
Cambridge
Ohio
Rogers
Bobcats
Rob Smith
Smith
A __ university
Major League Baseball
Toronto
Rogers Centre
Blue Jays
Texas
Cubs
Addison Russell
Russell
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Mirim Lee
Na Yeon Choi
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Hae Rym Kim
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Hong Kong
Alize Cornet
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Kazakhstan
Caroline Garcia
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Angelique Kerber
Kurumi Nara
Japan
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Linz Linz
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Yadier Molina
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Molina
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Chip Kelly
Southern California
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