Wozniacki Advances Over Sharapova In Open Upset Fight
In a fourth round U.S. Open duel Maria Sharapova committed 36 unforced errors while Caroline Wozniacki, ranked No. 2, prevailed 6-3 6-4. Wozniacki stretched Sharapova into errors and earned a quarterfinal with Dominika Cibulkova as Federer and others advanced.
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Baseball and Football Transactions Across Leagues
Multiple MLB and NFL rosters show recalls and purchases including Jarrod Dyson Colin Curtis Vin Mazzaro Esteban German and Nate Robertson among others. NFL moves include signings waivers and practice squads across Cardinals Ravens Bills Panthers Browns Cowboys Lions Colts Dolphins Vikings Patriots Saints and Seahawks.
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Valley Forge hosts non-conference girls tennis slate
Valley Forge plays a string of non-conference girls tennis matches with Hathaway Brown at Elyria Catholic Midview at Elyria Massillon Jackson at Avon Lake North Olmsted at Vermilion Hudson at Westlake Avon at Lakewood all starting around 4 to 4:30 p.m.
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High School Sports Schedule Highlights by League and Time
Local high school action features Lake Erie League and North Coast games with multiple matchups across volleyball golf and soccer. Notable clashes include Lorain versus North Olmsted and Amherst facing Avon Lake while Elyria Catholic meets Chanel in a Patriot Athletic Conference tilt.
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East Maryland Edges Navy 17 14. Boise State Tops Virginia Tech 33 30
East Maryland defeats Navy 17 to 14 in a tight clash while Boise State rallies to beat Virginia Tech 33 to 30. The games highlight late scoring drives and strong defenses from both programs.
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NFL suspends 14 players at 2010 season start
New York reports the NFL suspends 14 players as the 2010 season opens. Notables include Ben Roethlisberger four games for personal conduct and Santonio Holmes four games for performance issues. Others face three to one game suspensions for various violations.
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Basketball tournament results and upcoming games
Eighth finals in Istanbul show United States 121 Angola 66 and Russia 78 New Zealand 56 with further matchups: Lithuania China Argentina Brazil. Quarterfinals include Serbia Spain and Turkey Slovenia with later U S and Lithuania China Argentina Brazil winner. Eastern Conference notes Atlanta 1 New York 0 then 81 75, New York at Atlanta and Atlanta at New York. Western Conference results Seattle 2 Phoenix 0 with 82 74 and 91 88 scores.
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Hi Final Leads Golf Event Final Scores
Charley Hoffman posts a final at 22 under to win a 1.35 million dollar event. Geoff Ogilvy Luke Donald and Jason Day finish tied at 267. Tom Gillis Adam Scott Brandt Snedeker and John Senden also place with solid scores.
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Golfers chase numbers at Oglethorpe with record chase expected
The page lists final scores and standings for a golf event detailing top finishers such as Stricker and Trahan with rounds totaling 271 272 and 274 plus others like Woods Holmes Palmer Kuchar Singh Romero and Dufner. It also includes a motorsports section from O'Reilly Raceway Park in Indianapolis detailing top finishers in Top Fuel Funny Car and Pro Stock.
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U.S. Open Round Results Highlight Men and Women Tennis
The U S Open at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York features fourth round results. Gael Monfils, Novak Djokovic, Robin Soderling, and Roger Federer advance in men singles. Dominika Cibulkova Caroline Wozniacki Vera Zvonareva win in women singles. Doubles action includes Kubot Marach Bryan Fish Knowles and pairs like Dulko Pennetta and Mattek-Sands Shaughnessy advancing.
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On This Date Highlights From Sports History 1892 1980
A snapshot of notable sports milestones through the years. Jim Corbett defeats John L Sullivan in 1892 New Orleans to claim the first world heavyweight title under Queensberry rules. The list also notes Riggs winning the 1941 U S L T A men’s title and Patience Cooke’s women’s win, Sedgman and Connolly in 1952, 1958 titles for Cooper and Gibson, Shoemaker’s 1970 Del Mar record, Orantes over Connors in 1975, and McEnroe’s 1980 U S Open triumph over Borg.
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Hoffman wins Deutsche Bank in Boston as Tiger clings to No. 1
Charley Hoffman fired a 9 under 62 at TPC Boston to win the Deutsche Bank Championship by five strokes over Geoff Ogilvy Jason Day and Luke Donald. Tiger Woods tied for 11th to retain the world No. 1 ranking.
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