Tennis U S Open Quarterfinals Broadcasts
ESPN airs the U S Open quarterfinals from New York with men and women in day and evening sessions. Matches include top players competing for semifinal spots as coverage runs at noon and 7 p m local time.
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Multiple MLB and NFL roster moves across divisions
Baseball trades and player moves include Orioles reinserting Brian Duensing from the DL and designating Chrisamer Despaigni for assignment. Red Sox add Koji Uehara from the DL and recall Vazquez, Hembree, and Ramirez. Indians call up Kyle Crockett. Tigers activate Pelfrey and recall Machado. Angels place Shoemaker on the DL and call up Achter and Wright. Twins bring back Berrios. Yankees place Hicks on the DL. Athletics claim Donn Roach. Rangers dispatch Cordell to Milwaukee. Dodgers, Mets, Pirates announce recalls and DL actions. NFL notes include Ravens re signing Forsett and Hester. Bills, Bears, Browns, Cowboys, Lions, Packers, Rams, Giants, Raiders, 49ers, Seahawks, Titans, and Redskins sign or waive players and practice squad members. College, Alabama and LSU notes appear with staff changes and suspensions.
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McIlroy wins Deutsche Bank Championship at TPC Boston
Rory McIlroy shoots 71 67 66 65 to finish 13 under and claim the Deutsche Bank Championship purse of 8.5 million at Norton Massachusetts. Paul Casey and Jimmy Walker follow with 12 under and 10 under respectively as the field features stars like Adam Scott Hideki Matsuyama and Jordan Spieth across the 7,214 yard par 71 course.
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Rory McIlroy
Paul Casey
Jimmy Walker
Adam Scott
Fabian Gomez
James Hahn
Patrick Reed
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Billy Hurley III
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Ryan Moore
Louis Oosthuizen
Jason Day
Si Woo Kim
Russell Knox
Hideki Matsuyama
Hudson Swafford
Gary Woodland
Steve Stricker
Vaughn Taylor
Tony Finau
Brian Harman
Smylie Kaufman
Scott Brown
Jason Dufner
Emiliano Grillo
Jim Herman
J.B. Holmes
Chris Kirk
Harold Warner III
Jhonattan Vegas
Daniel Berger
Harris English
Brandon Grace
Kyle Reifers
Henrik Stenson
Rickie Fowler
Adam Hadwin
Kevin Eisner
Matt Kuchar
Patrick Rodgers
Brandt Snedeker
Marc Leishman
U.S. Open Singles Fourth Round Results at Flushing Meadows
At the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York the Open purses total 46.3 million with hot matches across the men and women draws. Juan Martin del Potro advanced via retirement in round four after defeating Dominic Thiem. Stan Wawrinka beat Illya Marchenko. Kei Nishikori defeated Ivo Karlovic. Andy Murray overcame Grigor Dimitrov. Simona Halep defeated Carla Suarez Navarro. Karolina Pliskova edged Venus Williams. Serena Williams defeated Yaroslava Shvedova.
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Schumacher Triumphs In Top Fuel At Drag Racing Meet
Tony Schumacher clocked 3.806 seconds at 317.64 mph to win Top Fuel over Steve Torrence who finished in 3.803 seconds at 325.06 mph. Matt Hagan took Funny Car in 3.964 seconds at 327.43 mph over Del Worsham, while Chris McGaha prevailed in Pro Stock with 6.688 seconds at 207.15 mph over Allen Johnson. Andrew Hines won Pro Stock Motorcycle with 6.862 seconds at 194.63 mph versus Hector Arana Jr. Four-Red Light in Pro Modified went to Troy Coughlin over Von Smith. Dan Page topped Top Alcohol Dragster in 5.352 seconds at 270.32 mph, and Jonnie Lindberg led Top Alcohol Funny Car in 5.673 seconds at 263.00 mph over Annie Whiteley. Kevin Self won Competition Eliminator, and Ryan Haag led Super Stock with 9.821 seconds at 126.16 mph over Sean Cour. Jeff Lopez captured Stock Eliminator, while Gary Stinnett won Super Comp. Tommy Phillips led Super Gas at 9.973 seconds, and Chris Holbrook won Factory Stock Showdown. The field also lists rankings for notable drivers like Antron Brown and Doug Kalitta across series.
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del Worsham
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Allen Johnson
Andrew Hines
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Hector Arana Jr
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von Smith
Troy Coughlin
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Shawn Cowie
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Annie Whiteley
Camaro
Kevin Self
Jason Coan
Bantam
Ryan Haag
Sean Cour
Chevy Cobalt
Jeff Lopez
Charlie Downing
Gary Stinnett
Greg Kamplain
Tommy Phillips
Ray Miller
Chris Holbrook
Stephen Bell
Wep
Antron Brown
Doug Kalitta
Brittany Force
J.R. Todd
Shawn Langdon
Clay Millican
Richie Crampton
Leah Pritchett
Funny Car
Ron Capps
Courtney Force
Jack Beckman
Robert Hight
Tommy Johnson Jr
John Force
Tim Wilkerson
Alexis DeJoria
Pro Stock
Jason Line
Greg Anderson
Bo Butner
Vincent Nobile
Drew Skillman
Shane Gray
Erica Enders
Jeg Coughlin
Eddie Krawiec
Angelle Sampey
Jerry Savoie
LE Tanglet
Chip Ellis
Hector Arana
Matt Smith
Cory Reed
International League standings and scores update
Scranton/WB, Lehigh Valley lead the North. Rochester and Pawtucket chase. Week results show Scranton/WB 4 Syracuse 3 in 10 innings, Pawtucket 4 Buffalo 2, Columbus 10 Toledo 2, Louisville 4 Indianapolis 1, Norfolk 7 Durham 1, Lehigh Valley 7 Rochester 0, Gwinnett 6 Charlotte 2. Today’s schedule lists no further games.
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Barre at Lehigh Valley Scranton/WB Preview
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre faces Lehigh Valley in a 7:05 p.m. hockey showdown. Both teams seek momentum with a key showdown on the schedule.
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Eastern League Wednesday schedule highlights
The Eastern League posts no early games on Wednesday with key matchups listed for evening slots. South Bend visits West Michigan at 6 35 p m Clinton hosts Peoria at 7 30 p m and Cedar Rapids plays Wisconsin at 7 35 p m.
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High School Sports Schedule Highlights for Local Conferences
Local calendars show girls soccer Patriot Athletic Conference Lutheran West at Wellington and nonconference at Perkins. Volleyball features multiple CITY matches including Avon Lake at Amherst and Buckeye venues. Boys golf at Midview Invite includes eight schools along with girls golf at Amherst.
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United States World Cup Schedule Preview
The schedule shows the U S national team with results from January to November including wins over Iceland Canada Guatemala and Costa Rica losses to Colombia and Argentina and upcoming matches against Trinidad and Tobago Cuba New Zealand and a home and road set with TBA opponents in November plus the Copa America and World Cup qualifier tags.
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Manziel returns to Texas A M amid mixed NFL past
Former Heisman winner Johnny Manziel re enrolled at Texas A M after leaving for the NFL to complete recreation parks and tourism courses. A source confirms he is listed as a senior though course load this semester is unclear.
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Bosa sits out practice as Chargers prep for Chiefs
San Diego defensive end Joey Bosa skipped Monday's practice due to a tight left leg. Coach Mike McCoy said the injury is minor and the team will take a day at a time to get him ready for Sunday's opener against Kansas City.
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Bill O’brien
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