Williams Overcomes Serve Woes To Reach Open Quarters
Venus Williams defeats Shahar Peer 7-6 6-3 amid serving jitters at the U S Open as Kim Clijsters and Rafael Nadal advance with straight-set wins. Nadal remains perfect on serve, facing Feliciano Lopez in the fourth round while Williams eyes Francesca Schiavone in a quarterfinal clash.
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Motorsports and MLB Telecasts and Race Results
Listings cover MLB games for the Astros Cubs Indians, NBA World Championship action U S vs Angola, ESPN2, and motorsports from NHRA U S Nationals final eliminations at O R P and Indianapolis. Includes detailed lap leaders, standings, and drag race pairings with driver names and speeds.
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Baseball and Football Transactions Snapshot
The Orioles recalled Chris Tillman from Norfolk while the Red Sox added Robert Coello from Pawtucket. Twins signed Ben Revere from New Britain. Mets recalled Nick Evans from Buffalo. Pirates recalled Joe Martinez from Indianapolis. Nationals recalled Collin Balester from Syracuse. Bengals released J T O Sullivan and added several players to the practice squad. Giants signed multiple QBs and tight ends to the practice squad. Rams released and terminated several players and placed two on injured reserve.
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NASCAR Emory 500 at Atlanta speeds results list
Tony Stewart won the Emory 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway in Hampton Georgia completing 325 laps. The results show top finishers including Carl Edwards Jimmie Johnson Jeff Burton Kyle Busch and Kurt Busch with various car makes and point tallies.
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Golf Champions Tour results from Pebble Beach and overseas
The First Tee Open at Pebble Beach features Kevin Na, Stewart Cink, Michael Sim and others in a 1.8 million dollar purse at Pebble Beach Golf Links. Notable results include Edoardo Molinari and Matteo Manassero near the top in Crans-sur-Sierre with a 2.5 million purse. At Southpointe Canonsburg Kevin Eisner and Geoffrey Sisk post strong scores in the 600 thousand dollar event.
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United States face Angola in World Championship quarterfinals
In Istanbul on Wednesday the United States meet Angola at 11 a.m. and Russia play New Zealand at 2 p.m. Earlier results had Serbia edging Croatia 73 72 and Spain beating Greece 80 72, with Slovenia routing Australia 87 58 and Turkey over France 95 77.
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Open Round Results From the USTA National Tennis Center
The U.S. Open at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York saw third round men’s matches with Ferrer, Verdasco, Querrey, Lopez, Nadal, Robredo, Wawrinka and Youzhny advancing or retiring, plus fourth round bids by Clijsters, Schiavone and Venus Williams as top seeds faced Ivanovic Pavlyuchenkova and Peer.
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NFL Week's Schedule Highlights With Prime Time Seats
The upcoming NFL slate lists Thursday's 8 30 p m Minnesota at New Orleans and six 1 p m games including Detroit at Chicago Oakland at Tennessee Miami at Buffalo Atlanta at Pittsburgh Denver at Jacksonville Indianapolis at Houston Carolina at N Y Giants Cincinnati at New England Cleveland at Tampa Bay Arizona at St Louis San Francisco at Seattle Green Bay at Philadelphia Dallas at Washington plus Monday 7 p m Baltimore at Jets and 10 15 p m San Diego at Kansas City
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Ex Browns Northcutt released by Lions in NFL cuts
Detroit Lions drop former Browns receiver Dennis Northcutt and linebacker Rocky Boiman as teams reduce rosters to 53. Northcutt, acquired from Jacksonville last year, posted 35 receptions 357 yards and a touchdown plus 22 punt returns and 3 kickoff returns last season.
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