High School Sports Schedule Snapshot
Non-conference football games feature Elyria Catholic at Cleveland Die Catholic and Open Door at Grove City Christian. Boys soccer includes Brookside at Buckeye and Amherst at Elyria Catholic with other matches across the Patriot Athletic and Sandusky Bay leagues.
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den. Catholic
Open Door
Grove City
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Brookside
Buckeye
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Clyde
Keystone
Amherst
Elyria
Avon Lake
Parma
Midview
Sandusky
Lorain
Shon
Port Clinton
Columbia
Independence
Twinsburg
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Riverside
Trinity
UULF
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North Ridgeville
Walsh Jesuit
Baltimore
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Colorado
L.A. Dodgers
San Diego
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HBO
WBC junior bantamweight bouts set for Carson and TV
Card features Sor Rungvisai defending against Gonzalez at 10 p.m. with Inoue facing Nieves in an eliminator and Cuadras meeting Estrada in Carson California for the WBC junior bantamweight title and eliminator matches.
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Gonzalez
Inoue
Nieves
Cuadras
Estrada
Carson
Calif
Sports Transactions Roundup Across Multiple Leagues
Baltimore Orioles activate J J Hardy from the 60 day DL and DFA Andrew Faulkner. NFL suspends Josh Brown six games for personal conduct policy violation. Cardinals add Scooby Wright, release Philip Wheeler. Bears waive Ka Deem Carey and Connor Snow from IR. Browns sign B J Bello Kai Nacua. Jaguars place Dede Westbrook on IR and claim Calvin Pryor off waivers. Raiders sign Giorgio Tavecchio to practice squad. Max Valles released. Canucks sign Bo Horvat to six year deal. Duke NCAA eligibility: Marvin Bagley III certified. NYIT names Dan Velez athletics director. Purdue names McClatchey analyst and Brooks Byrd as coaches.
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Baltimore Orioles
J.J. Hardy
Andrew Faulkner
National Football League
Josh Brown
Arizona Cardinals
Scooby Wright
Philip Wheeler
Chicago Bears
Ka’Deem Carey
Connor Snow
Cleveland Browns
B.J. Bello
Kai Nacua
Jacksonville Jaguars
Dede Westbrook
Calvin Pryor
Cleveland
Oakland Raiders
Giorgio Tavecchio
DE Max Valles
Hockey
National Hockey League
Vancouver Canucks
Bo Horvat
DUKE
Marvin Bagley III
NYIT
Dan Velez
Purdue
Andrew McClatchey
Joey Brooks
D.J. Byrd
Nadal advances and Anderson triumphs at U.S. Open
At the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, Rafael Nadal of Spain defeated Juan Martin del Potro of Argentina in four sets 4-6 6-0 6-3 6-2. Kevin Anderson of South Africa beat Pablo Carreno Busta of Spain in four sets 4-6 7-5 6-3 6-4.
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Billie Jean King
Parenthes
Vemiina
Rafael Nadal
Spain
Juan Martin
Potro
Argentina
Kevin Anderson
South Africa
Pablo Carreno-Busta
Keselowski Wins NASCAR Xfinity Richmond Race
B. Keselowski leads Ford to victory in the Virginia 529 College Savings 250 at Richmond. The field includes Kyle Busch, Ty Dillon, Daniel Hemric and Elliott Sadler with varied laps completed and a mix of misfortunes and adjustments across 250 laps on the 0.75 mile track.
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Xfinity Virginia
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B. Keselowski
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Kyle Busch
Toyota
Ty Dillon
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Daniel Hemric
Elliott Sadler
Christopher Bell
William Byron
Justin Allgaier
Dale Earnhardt Jr
Brennan Poole
Blake Koch
Ryan Reed
Matt Tift
Cole Custer
Michael Annett
J. Clements
Tyler Reddick
D. Armstrong
Paul Menard
JJ Yeley
B. Gaughan
S. Gallagher
B. Jones
Dylan Lupton
Casey Mears
Ryan Sieg
B. Brown
R. Chastain
T. Joe Martins
H. Rhodes
S. Boyd
G. Smithley
Mike Harmon
Dodge
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D. Starr
J. Gase
J.graham
T. Hill
R.sorenson
Chev
J. Green
NASCAR Federated Auto Parts 400 Lineup at Richmond Race
Friday qualifying at Richmond Raceway showcases the Federated Auto Parts 400 lineup led by Matt Kenseth in a Toyota with 122.424 mph. Denny Hamlin, Kurt Busch, Kyle Larson and Martin Truex Jr. also posted top speeds as the field advances toward the Richmond event.
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Nascar Federated Auto Parts
Richmond Raceway
Richmond
Matt Kenseth
Toyota
Denny Hamlin
Kurt Busch
Ford
Kyle Larson
Chevrolet
Martin Truex Jr
Kevin Harvick
Kyle Busch
Ricky Stenhouse Jr
Chase Elliott
Erik Jones
Jamie McMurray
Joey Logano
Clint Bowyer
Ryan Blaney
Brad Keselowski
Daniel Suarez
Kasey Kahne
Trevor Bayne
Danica Patrick
J Johnson
D. Earnhardt Jr
AJ Allmendinger
Aric Almirola
Chris Buescher
Matt DiBenedetto
Paul Menard
Sunday NFL games and college results listed
Sunday schedule includes Philadelphia at Washington 1 p.m. and other NFL games at 1 p.m. along with 4:05 p.m. 4:25 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. starts. College results show FIU 17 Alcorn State 10, Hampton 28 Delaware State 15, Memphis at UCF noted, Oklahoma State 44 South Alabama 7, Purdue 44 Ohio 27.
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Oakland
Tennessee
Arizona
Detroit
Atlanta
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Jacksonville
Houston
N.Y. Jets
Buffalo
Baltimore
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L.A. Rams
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Ucf
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Midwest
Purdue
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WNBA Playoff First Round Results and Semifinal Schedule
Washington beat Dallas 86 to 76 and Phoenix 79 to 69 over Seattle. Semifinals set with Phoenix at Connecticut and Washington at New York, both games scheduled for 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. local time respectively.
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Washington
Dallas
Phoenix
Seattle
Connecticut
New York
Judge halts Elliot NFL suspension
A federal judge blocked Ezekiel Elliott six game suspension amid a domestic violence case, signaling a potential long legal fight with the NFL. Elliott had been cleared to play opener vs the New York Giants before the ruling and an NFL appeal feasibility remains uncertain.
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Ezekiel Elliott
NFL
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U.S
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Mazzant
Players’ Union
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NEL Players’ Association
Roger Goodell
Tiffany Thompson
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Scott Head Leads European Masters After Round Two
Scott Head of Australia shot a 7-under 63 to follow a 64 and lead the European Masters by one stroke after round two. Hend made an eagle and five birdies, four from the 14th, to sit at 13 under, ahead of Darren Fichardt who had a 63 to reach 12 under. Thongchai Jaidee, Fabrizio Zanotti, and Todd Sinnott sit three back. Lydia Ko shot 8-under 64 to join Lexi Thompson atop the Women in Tech Championship with one round left at Brickyard Crossing. Ko made five straight birdies in the middle of her final nine before a bogey at the 8th. Thompson had a 66 to finish 15-under 129.
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Fabrizio Zanotti
Julian Suri
Matthew Fitzpatrick
Ryan Fox
Stephen Gallacher
Carlos Pigeo
Richard Sterne
Alexander Bjork
Dean Burmester
Nacho Elvira
David Drysdale
Daniel Im
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David Lipsky
Paul Peterson
Sean Crocker
LPGA
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Candie King
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Enshrinement honors include basketball legends Tracy McGrady and peers
Tracy McGrady and 10 others were enshrined as basketball greats. The class includes George McGinnis Rebecca Lobo Bill Self Muffet McGraw Mannie Jackson and posthumous honorees Jerry Krause and Zack Clayton. Jim McDaniels, a WKU legend, died at 69 with funeral set for Tuesday.
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ABA
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George McGinnis
Uconn
WNBA
Rebecca Lobo
Kansas
Bill Self
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Muffet McGraw
Harlem Globetrotters
Mannie Jackson
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Jim McDaniels
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Cameron Payne
Payne
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Marvin Bagley Ili
Bagley
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Sierra Canyon School
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