U S Women s Mid Amateur Halves Set At Bayville Golf Club
In the third round at Bayville Golf Club Virginia Beach, Virginia, Brenda Pictor and Ellen Port advance in the upper bracket with close wins. Thuhashini Selvaratnam and Robin Burke headline the lower bracket with decisive victories.
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Local Baseball and Basketball Playoff and Conference Action
MLB schedule includes Cleveland at Chicago White Sox and Tampa Bay at New York Yankees. High school and college conference meets listed at Grey Hawk Pine Hills Legacy and Wallington. WNBA conference finals Atlanta at Indiana and Phoenix at Minnesota set. US women’s team exhibition vs Canada in Portland.
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Athletes and Coaches Move Across Leagues and Teams
Oakland Athletics agree to three year contract with manager Bob Melvin. Arizona Diamondbacks fire Chad Kreuter and install Jeff Pico and Mel Stottlemyre in minor league roles. Can-Am Pirates release Dan Cevette. Caps release Matt Blazynski. Tornadoes release Chris Farley. NFL fines and roster moves including Derrick Morgan, Jamaal Charles IR, and signings. NHL moves include Danault, Umberger contracts and multiple call-ups and releases. Detroit Modano retires. Kings trim multiple players and return several to minors. High school soccer and tennis schedules listed.
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NHL and college coaching changes and signings listed
NHL Providence Bruins assign five players to the AHL squad while San Antonio Rampage signs Wacey Rabbit. ECHL approves San Francisco Bulls expansion. Gwinnett Gladiators sign Andy Brandt. Reading Royals and Stockton Thunder announce player deals. College programs name new associate or assistant coaches including Georgetown Zach Samos and John Jay Chris Weeks. North Dakota, Rutgers, and Virginia announce various athletic staff appointments.
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High School Wednesday Sports Results Roundup
Boys golf results show North Ridgeville 156, Elyria Catholic 167, Vermilion 188. Patriot Athletic Conference matches include Lutheran West 5 Firelands 1 and Fairview 1 Oberlin 1. Volleyball schedules list Maple Heights at Lorain and others with start times. Northeast Ohio Conference listings provide Lake Division and Valley Division games with several 7 pm starts.
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Boxing schedule links global title bouts and eliminators
A dense list of upcoming boxing events across cities including Maidana Petrov in Buenos Aires for Maidana interim WBA title and Escobedo Juarez in Indio, plus eliminators in Chicago and Costa Mesa. Also notes Pirog Martirosyan in Krasnodar for WBO middleweight title and Golovkin Bar as part of continental and HBO cards with multiple title fights.
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Playoff results from basketball conference semifinals and finals
Eastern Conference action saw Indiana lead New York 2 1 with wins 74 72 and 72 62 while New York took a 87 72 loss. Atlanta edged Connecticut 89 84 and 69 64. Western play featured Minnesota 2 1 over San Antonio 66 65 and 85 67. Seattle was swept by Phoenix 2 1 after 80 61 and 92 83 games. In the conference finals Indiana hosts Atlanta with dates Sept 22 25 and 27 while Minnesota hosts Phoenix with games Sept 22 25 and 27, all listed with scheduled times and TBD.
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NFL cracks down on fake injuries amid player and coach debate
The NFL warned all 32 teams of fines suspensions and loss of draft picks for faked injuries. Players admit the practice exists and some coaches condone it for edge, while Ed Reed and Scott Fujita discuss its acceptance and naming in certain circles.
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Merchant quiets Mayweather with tough questions in live TV moment
Tim Dahlberg reports Floyd Mayweather Jr. vented about media praise and Shawn Merchant after a controversial finish. Merchant publicly challenged Mayweather from the ring while Mayweather and his entourage prepared for a postfight press conference.
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