Serena Williams Surges to Open Win at U S Open
Serena Williams crushed Victoria Azarenka 6-1 in the third round at Flushing Meadows then survived four match points to win 7-6 5, advancing to face Ana Ivanovic in the fourth round as Williams continues her return to form after a year away.
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Djokovic Federer Top Seeds Advance at US Open
Hazy sun and warm 81 degree high greet crowds as Djokovic and Federer lead seeded winners into deeper rounds. Attendance tallies reach 62,062 with Nadal and Murray headline court action and Federer posts his 225th Grand Slam win.
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Open 7 a.m. European PGA final round at Crans
Early golf coverage lists the Euro Masters final round from Crans sur Sierre, Switzerland with a 7 am start. It notes the Deutsche Bank Championship third round from Norton, Massachusetts at 1 pm alongside U S Open fourth round from Flushing, New York at 11 am on Channel 19.
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Major League Transactions Highlight Roster Changes
The Chicago White Sox reinstate pitcher Philip Humber from the 15 day list. Omar Quintanilla of the Rangers becomes a free agent after refusing an outright assignment. Pirates activate Derrek Lee from the 15 day DL. Browns release multiple players across defense and offense. Auburn notes ineligible senior linebacker Eltora Freeman for one game.
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College Football Results Snapshot
Maryland defeats Miami Florida 47 3 while Texas A&M is a 21 point underdog to Western Virginia and SMU falls 66 15 after Marshall 62.
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High School Volleyball Best of Ohio Tournament Results
Volleyball results from the Best of Ohio tournament show multiple matches and scores across Cincinnati St. Ursula Elyria Toledo Central Catholic Olmsted Falls Norwalk and more. Notable entries include Elyria defeating Norwalk 25-17 25-17 22-20 and Amherst sweeping multiple opponents in lake ridge and non conference play. Comprehensive listings reflect boys and girls soccer results from the Patriot Athletic Conference and statewide contests with numerous close scores and shutouts.
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US Open Roundup Singles and Doubles Results
At the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center New York players advanced to the third round in men and women singles with tipsarevic berdych ferrero and federer earning wins. In women's action Suarez Navarro Wozniacki Schiavone Pavlyuchenkova Petkovic Williams Kuznetsova and Ivanovic advanced alongside doubles teams Llodra Zimonjic Marrero Seppi Hanley Norman and Bhupathi Paes among others.
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NASCAR Nationwide Great Clips 300 results list
Hampton Georgia hosted the Great Clips 300 with Carl Edwards winning after 195 laps. Kyle Busch Ricky Stenhouse Jr and Kevin Harvick followed in top positions with multiple drivers listed tied to car brands and point totals.
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Deutsche Bank Championship at Crans-Sur-Sierre Course
The Deutsche Bank Championship was hosted at Severiano Ballesteros Course in Crans-sur-Sierre Switzerland with a purse of 2.88 million dollars. Notable results include Jamie Donaldson posting 199 and Rory McIlroy and Thomas Bjorn tied at 201 and 202 respectively. The field features Lee Westwood Gary Boyd Martin Kaymer Soren Hansen and Danny Willett among others.
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NASCAR race results with driver list and stats
Race statistics show average speed 132.811 mph and total time 2 hours 15 minutes 40 seconds. Margin of victory 0.697 seconds with 6 cautions for 27 laps and 21 lead changes among 8 drivers led by C Edwards and K Busch.
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AdvoCare 500 lineups at Atlanta Speedway NASCAR field
Today's lineup lists 43 drivers with car numbers and makers led by Kasey Kahne 186.196 and Clint Bowyer 185.922 at Atlanta Motor Speedway. The list covers top speeds, includes Jimmie Johnson and Tony Stewart, and ends with David Starr 179.737 in Owner Points standings.
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Bolt claims fourth fastest 200 in worlds title run
Usain Bolt won the 200 meters at the world championships in South Korea in 19.40 seconds despite a slow start. The performance secures his status as the event’s top sprinter, with Bolt declaring I am still the best after the race.
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