TV and radio sports schedule rundown
A dense listings page outlines MLB baseball games across networks and times. It also covers WNBA basketball NHL World Cup soccer events, LPGA golf live rounds and tapes, European golf, Web.com golf, NHRA, NASCAR, IndyCar, Paralympics events, Premier League soccer broadcasts, Bundesliga matchups, MLS, and a United States women’s friendly against the Netherlands from Atlanta.
Brewers recall Reed from Colorado Springs
The Milwaukee Brewers bring up outfielder Michael Reed from Colorado Springs after a minor league stint. In other NFL moves the Kansas City Chiefs waived defensive lineman Rakeem Nunez-Roches and signed DL Jordan Dewey from the practice squad. In college sports Columbia International announces the resignation of athletic director Kim Abbott and names James Whitaker as successor. Tennessee suspends defensive back Malik Foreman for one game for a team rules violation.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Rakeem Nunez-Roches
Jordan Dewey
College Columbia International
Kim Abbott
James Whitaker
Tennessee
Malik Foreman
Soccer results and upcoming MLS matches
Friday results include D C United 2 Chicago 2 and a 2 2 tie. Saturday scores: Seattle 1 Vancouver 0 Portland 2 Philadelphia 1 FC Dallas 2 New York City FC 2 a 2 tie Columbus 4 Orlando City 1 New England 3 Montreal 1 San Jose 0 Colorado 0 a 0 tie Houston 1 Real Salt Lake 0. Tonight Los Angeles at Sporting KC 2 pm New York at Toronto FC 5 pm Friday Sept 23 Chicago at New York City FC 8 pm.
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D.C. United
Chicago
Seattle
Vancouver
Portland
Philadelphia
FC Dallas
New York City FC
Columbus
Orlando City
New England
Montreal
San Jose
Colorado
Houston
Real Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Sporting KC
New York
Toronto FC
XFINITY Drive for Safety 300 at Chicagoland
Erik Jones led the field in a 200 lap race at Chicagoland. Kyle Busch dominated the lead changes and finished strong with the margin of victory at 0.392 seconds. Leading statistics include 8 cautions for 38 laps and 22 lead changes among 11 drivers.
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Chicagoland Stoket
Erik Jones
Toyota
Kyle Larson
Chevrolet
Elliott Sadler
Daniel Suarez
Justin Allgaier
Clint Bowyer
Joey Logano
Ford
Brendan Gaughan
Paul Menard
Brandon Jones
Ty Dillon
Ryan Sieg
Kyle Busch
JJ Yeley
Blake Koch
Jeremy Clements
Chev
Ryan Preece
David Starr
Garrett Smithley
Darrell Wallace Jr
Brennan Poole
Dakoda Armstrong
Martin Roy
BJ McLeod
Timmy Hill
Joey Gase
Ryan Ellis
Ray Black Jr
J. Anderson
M. Harmon
Dod
F. Pump
J. Green
Toy
Ryan Reed
Travis Kvapil
M. Shepherd
Handle
S. Boyd
Dexter Bean
R. Gear
Derrike Cope
Accid
Carl Long
W. Bearing
R. Chastain
M. DiBenedetto
T. Electri
K. Busch
D. Suarez
T. Kvapil
K. Larson
E. Sadler
J. Allgaier
J. Logano
B. Gaughan
R. Preece
E. Jones
C. Bowyer
T. Dillon
B. Poole
B. Jones
D. Wallace Jr
R. Reed
IMSA Lone Star Le Mans results and lap speeds
A detailed lap tally from the IMSA SportsCar Championship at Austin reveals team entries led by Ricky Taylor and Jordan Taylor in the Corvette DP with 75 laps at 94.492 mph. The list includes Porsche, Ferrari, Lamborghini, BMW and other marques with final lap counts ranging from 75 to 61 and TIME OF RACE 02:41:55.076.
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Amesivas
Austin
Texas
Ricky Taylor
Jordan Taylor
Corvette
Eric Curran
Dane Cameron
Christian Fittipaldi
Joao Barbosa
Joel Miller
Tom Long
Mazda
Alex Popow
Renger van der Zande
ORECA
Jan Magnussen
Antonio Garcia
Dirk Werner
Bill Auberlen
Oliver Gavin
Tommy Milner
Misha Goikhberg
Stephen Simpson
David Calvert-Jones
Ben Barker
Dan Knox
Mike Sheen
Corey Lewis
Spencer Pumpelly
Andrew Davis
Robin Liddell
Paolo Roberti
Luca Persiani
Lawson Aschenbach
Matt Bell
Ben Keating
Jeroen Bleekemolen
Mark Kramme
Richard Bradley
Tristan Nunez
Jonathan Bomarito
Jones
Erik Jones
Elliott Sadler
Kyle Larson
Chicagoland Speedway
Joliet
Ill
Ryan Sieg
Blake Koch
Ricky
Mercedes
Nico Rosberg
Marina Bay
Roger Penske
Menards
Simon Pagenaud
GoPro Grand Prix Sonoma qualifying results
IndyCar at Sonoma Raceway lists qualifying times and speeds for drivers led by Simon Pagenaud in the No 22 Chevrolet with a 01:16.2565 at 112.594 mph. Helio Castroneves second, Montoya third, then Power and Rahal among others.
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Sonoma Raceway
Sonoma
Calif
Simon Pagenaud
Chevrolet
Helio Castroneves
Juan Pablo Montoya
Will Power
Graham Rahal
Honda
Ryan Hunter-Reay
Scott Dixon
Alexander Rossi
Sebastien Bourdais
Josef Newgarden
Mikhail Aleshin
Charlie Kimball
Tony Kanaan
Marco Andretti
Takuma Sato
Carlos Munoz
Jack Hawksworth
Max Chilton
Spencer Pigot
James Hinchcliffe
Conor Daly
Pebble Beach Golf Action Opens Second Round Details
Evian at Pebble Beach shown here with 7 040 yard par 72 and 7 002 yard par 71 courses in Pebble Beach California for a 2 million purse. Six golfers could not finish the second round with scores listed for Sutherland Broadhurst and others after rounds two via H and B markers. Leaderboard shows players such as Sutherland 67 68 135 8 and Durant 70 69 139 4 among many tied on 139 to 142 strokes.
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B-Pebble Beach
H-Poppy Hills
Pebble Beach
Calif
Kevin Sutherland
Paul Broadhurst
Woody Austin
Greg Kraft
Jerry Smith
Joe Durant
Bernhard Langer
Stephen Ames
Mike Goodes
Gene Sauers
Scott Verplank
Fred Funk
Scott Dunlap
Jay Don Blake
Marco Dawson
Loren Roberts
Kirk Triplett
Steve Pate
Tom Pernice Jr
Tom Lehman
Evian Resort
Evian-les-Bains
France
Gee Chun
Sung Hyun Park
Shanshan Feng
So Yeon Ryu
Kyung Kim Angela Stanford
Sei Young Kim
Jane Park
Haru Nomura
Brooke M. Henderson
Gerina Piller
Jennifer Song
Jodi Ewart Shadoff
Xi Yu Lin
Danielle Kang
Brittany Linchcome
Mika Miyazato
Anna Nordqvist
Annie Park
Candie Kang
Hyo Joo Kim
Emily K. Pedersen
Ha Na Jang
Ariya Jutanugara
Carlota Ciganda
Yani Tseng
Karine Icher
Moriya Jutanugarn
Ally McDonald
Lexi Thompson
Hee Young Park
Mi Jung Hur
Tiffany Joh
Amy Yang Lee
Anne Pace
Jin Young Ko
Cheyenne Woods
Jenny Shin
Chella Choi
Jessica Korda
Megan Khang
Lydia Ko
Sarah Jane Smith
Eun-Hee Ji
Pornanong Phatlum
Kelly W Shon
Suzann Pettersen
Isabelle Boineau
Joanna Klatten
Charley Hull
Paula Reto
Su Oh
Catriona Matthew
Sandra Gal
Stacy Lewis
Marina Alex
Nuria Sturrios
Minjee Lee
Cristie Kerr
Alison Lee
Katie Burnett
Laura G. Escallon
Austin Ernst Pernilla Lindberg
Khee Lee
Michelle Wie
Celine Herbin
Paula Creamer
Ayako Uehara
Maude
Aimee Leblanc
See Kwak
Azahara Munoz
Golf Club Milano
Palaco Reale di
S. Korea
Robert Karlsson
Sweden
Richard Bland
England
Alejandro Canizares
Spain
Nacho Elvira
Chun
Evian
Feng Shanshan
China
Alexander Levy
Monza
Italy
Michael Thomson
Scott Stallings
Boise
Idaho
High School Football Scores Across Ohio and Nearby States
A long list of high school football results shows Camden-Frontier, Akron Buchtel, Akron North, Bellaire, John Marshall WV, Castalia Marg, Frem St Joseph, CBHS Tennessee, Cincinnati La Salle, Chardon NDCL, Cleveland Central Catholic, Cleveland St. Edward, Cin Gamble Mont, Cin Moeller, and others posting varied scores. Also reported are boys and girls soccer results and volleyball scores from Patriot Athletic Conference and local teams, detailing non conference and league outcomes with scorelines.
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Camden-Frontier Ou
Open Voor
Buchtel
Akr
North
Bellaire
John Marshall
W.va
Castalia
Frem
St. Joseph
CBHS
Tenn
la Salle
Chardon Ndcl
Cle
Cent. Cath
Elder
Lakewood St. Edward
Gamble Mont
Coll. Prep
McNicholas
Bern
Rog
Bacon
Moeller
Don Bos
N.J
U S Team Stunned by Europe In World Cup Opener
Europe toppled the United States 3-0 in Toronto as Marian Gaborik Leon Draisaitl and Pierre-Edouard Bellemare delivered key goals Jarooslav Halak made 35 saves while Jonathan Quick allowed all three markers in the loss The U S faces Canada next in the preliminary round.
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Europe
Marion Gaborik
U.S
Jonathan Quick
Toronto
Marian Gaborik
Leon Draisai
Pierre-Edouard Bellemare
Jaroslav Halak
Team
United States
Halak
Ryan McDonagh
Gaborik
Patrick Kane
Draisail
Canada
Slovakia
Switzerland
Germany
Austria
Norway
Denmark
France
Slovenia
Ralph Krueger
America
Ohio State Crushes Oklahoma 45 24 in Buckeyes Big Win
Ohio State defeats Oklahoma 45 to 24 as J T Barrett throws four touchdown passes while Baker Mayfield struggles with interceptions. OSU builds lead after halftime as Oklahoma drops into top 20 with upcoming games against Rutgers and TCU.
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Ohio State
Buckeyes
Barrett
Oklahoma
Mayfield
Houston
Florida State
Louisville
Rutgers
Sooners
TCU
OSU
Samuel
Durbin
Baker
OKL
Miller
Seibert
N.brown
J.T. Barrett
Oeeatt
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