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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 2014

Page

8

TV and radio sports schedule highlights

A dense slate lists MLB games Minnesota at Cleveland and Kansas City at Detroit with radio stations STO WEOL WTAM and WMMS. It includes FIBA World Cup quarterfinal U S vs Slovenia in Barcelona and multiple UEFA qualifiers from various cities plus WNBA Finals Game 2 and Mexico vs Bolivia exhibition in Commerce City.

FIBA U.S Slovenia Barcelona Spain WNBA Phoenix Chicago UEFA Kazakhstan Latvia Astana Norway Italy Oslo Czech Republic Netherlands Prague Mexico Bolivia Commerce City Colo Andorra Wales la Vella Giants Blue Jays Cubs NFL Ravens Steelers Panthers Lions BILLS Dolphins Washington Jaguars Titans Cowboys Giants Cards Patriots Vikings Saints Browns Bengals Falcons Bucsay Rams Seahawks Chargers Texans Raiders Packers Jets Broncos Chiefs 49ERS Bears COLTS Eagles TEXAS la Tech BYU Houston Cincinnati Toledo Baylor Buffalo Indiana Marshall Ohio U Missouri Florida NC State Michigan Miami Ohio Ohio State Kent State O Dominion VA Tech Carolina Syracuse Michigan Pittsburgh Boise State Connecticut GA Tech Southern Iowa Iowa State Maryland Virginia Vanderbilt Massachusetts Louisville Oregon Wyomin Air Force Georgia State MID Tenn State Kentucky DUKE Kansas Georgia S Carolina Texas Tech Arkansas Miami-Fla Arkansas State Miss St Alabama Mississippi Al-Lafayette Illinois TCU Minnesota IDAHO Stanford Army Miss Utah State Wake Forest Tulsa Atlantic Oklahoma State UTS Antonio LSU i-Notre Dame Purdue Texas State Oklahoma Tennessee UTEP New Mexico State a-Uela Penn State Rutgers Boston Texas A&m Rice Arizona State Colorado Nebraska Fresno State Arizona Nevada I- Indianapolis A- Arlington College Football Board Uconn Casey Cochran San Antonio Okio State J.W. Walsh Turkey Serbia France Las Vegas Floyd Mayweather Jr Marcos Maidana

MLB Suspends Justin Black For 50 Games

Major League Baseball suspended Atlanta outfielder Justin Blackmon for 50 games after a positive amphetamine test under the Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment Program. Other MLB moves include Boston selecting Matt Barnes from Pawtucket and Victorino placed on the 60-day DL.

MLB Atlanta Justin Black Boston Red Sox Matt Barnes Pawtucket Shane Victorino LOS Angeles Angels Jairo Diaz Arkansas Texas Ryan Wheeler Seattle Mariners Michael Saunders LOS Angeles Dodgers Onelki Garcia Chattanooga ST. Louis Cardinals Greg Garcia Tommy Pham Sam Tuivailala Memphis Audry Perez Rafael Ortega

U.S. Open at Billie Jean King National Tennis Center results

Marin Cilic of Croatia defeated Kei Nishikori of Japan 6 3 3 in the singles final at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center New York. Tatiana Maria beat Anna Tatishvili in Quebec City first round on indoor hard. Shelby Rogers, FSI Vladison Brengle, Asia Muhammad, Sesil Karatantcheva, Julia Goerges advance in early rounds.

USTA New York Tatiana Maria Germany Anna Tatishvili United States Shelby Rogers Tereza Martincova Czech Republic Vladison Brengle Samantha Crawford Asia Muhammad Johanna Konta Britain Sesil Karatantcheva Kazakhstan Sanaz Marand Julia Goerges Stephanie Dubois Canada

Cross country coaches polls snapshot top teams and movers

Ohio high school cross country coaches poll highlights top ranked squads across divisions. St Xavier and St Ignatius lead boys Division I with secondary holds by Hilliard Davidson Mason and Louisville while St Vincent St Mary heads Division II and Maplewood tops Division III. Girls Division I shows Mason leading with Centerville and Perrysburg close behind, plus other notable programs like Beavercreek Ursuline and St Ursula.

Copley Coffman Walsh Jesuit St. Ignatius Olentangy Liberty St. Xavier Beavercreek Mason Northview St. Edward Canal Winchester Chillicothe Butler Hudson St. Johns Jesuit Sycamore St. Francis DeSales Toledo CVCA Bay Archbishop McNicholas Carroll Revere University School Wyoming Rocky River Wapakoneta Monroe Lexington Bexley Warren Alter Poland Seminary Seven Hills Grandview Heights Western Reserve Road Summit Country Day Cinci Bishop Rosecrans Wheelersburg South Range Medina Strongsville Olentangy Liberty Clay Centerville Magnificat Bishop Watterson Perrysburg Brunswick Howland Oak Hills North Pickerington Zanesville Archbishop Hoban Canfield Granville Holy Name Clear Fork St. Vincent St. Mary Rocky River McKinley Northwestern Wapakoneta Bishop Hartley Indian Hill Ontario Bath Bellbrook West Holmes Badin Hawken Worthington Christian Lehman Catholic Bishop Fenwick Western Reserve Acad Cinci Country Day Ottawa-Glandorf Lynchburg-Clay Summit Country Day School Gilmour Academy Oak Harbor Manchester St. Joseph Central Hilliard Davidson Louisville Dublin Coffman New Albany Mentor Thomas Worthington Uniontown Lake Dublin Jerome Massillon Jackson St. John’s Jesuit Lakota East Solon Hilliard Darby Olentangy Orange Maplewood Garaway McDonald St. Thomas Aquinas Colonel Crawford Lincolnview Seneca East Berkshire New London Columbus Grove Liberty Center Minster New Bremen St. Henry Russia Independence Coldwater Fredericktown West Liberty- Salem Anna Fort Frye Ursuline Academy Cincinnati St. Ursula Academy Upper Arlington Nordonia Gahanna Lincoln Olentangy Liberty

Regional high school sports standings and results

A dense listing of team placements and scores across girls and boys sports. Notable entries include St. Vincent-St. Mary leading girls with 180 points and Wauseon in second with 151, plus multiple districts in volleyball, soccer, golf, and tennis and non conference fixtures around Ohio.

Ey Palm Thomas Worthington Brunswick Dublin Coffman Dublin Scioto Dublin Jerome Magnificat Walnut Hills Medina Miamisburg Glen Oak New Albany Twinsburg Chardon Oregon Clay Turpin Rocky River Amherst Steele Divis i St. Vincent-St. Mary Wauseon Granville Athens Lexington Bay Woodridge Archbishop Alter Oakwood Tippecanoe Agrin Falls Springfield Shawnee CVCA Dover Crestwood Eaton Perkins Bellevue Napoleon Defiance Claymont Carrollton Marlinathan Minster Liberty Center St. Thomas Aquinas Russia Berkshire Gilmour Academy Garaway Coldwater McDonald Columbus School For Girls South Range Mount Gilead Summit Country Day Xenia Christian Columbus Academy Reedsville Eastern Independence St. Henry Versailles New London Northmor Fredericktown Gorable OD Amherst Avon Lake Westlake North Olmsted Olmsted Falls Northeast Ohio Garfield Heights Elyria Lake Effect First Baptist St. Martin de Porres West Shore Elyria Catholic Avon Midview Vermilion Mayfield Lake Ridge Orange

Penn State postseason ban lifted amid sanctions progress

NCAA indicates Penn State football may compete in this year’s postseason as sanctions ease. Scholarships to be restored in 2015 while fines and vacated wins remain. campus reforms attributed to progress from the Jerry Sandusky scandal.

Penn State Jerry Sandusky NCAA Sandusky Joe Paterno Tom Bradley

Cilic Triumphs Over Nishikori In U S Open Final

Marin Cilic defeated Kei Nishikori 6-3 6-3 6-3 in the men's singles final at the U S Open. Cilic, 25, improved his Grand Slam tally as Nishikori, 24, made his first major final appearance to end a tense championship match marked by nerves and limited long exchanges.

Southern California Pat Haden Stanford Stadium Texas Charlie Strong David Ash Longhorns Tyrone Swoopes Ash BYU Uconn Casey Cochran Monroe Connecticut Nishikori Asia Japan Marin Cilic Kei Nishikori Arthur Ashe Tom Okker Associated Press Cilic Germany International Tennis Federation Croatia Ivanisevic Michael Chang Arthur Ashe Stadium Wawrinka Milos Raonic Kei Dante Bottini Chang

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