Baseball and basketball moves hit MLB football and college
MLB players and teams feature updates with Brandon McCarthy reinstated by the Dodgers. Timberwolves announce major front office and coaching staff changes, plus a promoter to player development. Suns sign several players. NHL and college upheavals include Flames, Blackhawks contracts and coaching shifts, Wings and tryouts. FSU fires Ron Turner. LSU and Notre Dame announce football changes.
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Tour Championship at East Lake final results and payouts
Rory McIlroy won the Tour Championship at East Lake in Atlanta after a four playoff hole finish. Kevin Chappell and Ryan Moore tied for second at 268, with multiple players earning six to twelve figure shares from an $8.5 million purse. The Bear Mountain event in Victoria crowned Colin Montgomerie champion in a playoff, with Scott McCarron and others close behind and paid.
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Elyria Catholic seeks head varsity softball coach
Elyria Catholic High School invites letters of interest resumes and references to athletic director Tim Ertile. Applicants should have playing or coaching experience and hold or be able to obtain a valid Pupil Activity Permit from the Ohio Department of Education. SK STAMPEDE: Lutheran West hosts a 1 Mile Walk on Oct 8 to raise funds for the booster club with entry fees 20 pre event 25 race day and 10 for students. The G PLEX Garrettsville offers speed and core training for all ages with various session options and contact details.
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Harvick Wins Close NH Motor Speedway Run
At New Hampshire the race saw Kevin Harvick take the win by 0.442 seconds over Matt Kenseth. The event covered 300 laps on a 1.058 mile track with 6 cautions for 31 laps and led by Edwards, Kenseth, Truex Jr, and Kyle Busch across multiple segments.
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NHRA Midwest Nationals Top 16 Points Leaders and Finalist Order
At Gateway Motorsports Park Madison Il final results list Top Fuel, Funny Car, Pro Stock and Pro Stock Motorcycle with Langdon Schumacher Todd Crampton Dakin Kalitta Pritchett Force Millican Brown Torrence Newby Wurtzel McMillen Karamesines Beckman Johnson Wilkerson Capps Hight Hagan Force Head Pedregon Hale Bojec Laughlin Butner Gray Line Moline Savoie Sampey Ellis Reed Smith Arana Krawiec Hines Arana Jr Tanglet Johnson Underdahl Smith Stoffer Surber DeSantis.
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Playoff Basketball Schedule and Results Snapshot
First round results Phoenix over Indiana 89 78 and Atlanta over Seattle 94 85. Second round games Phoenix over New York 101 94 and Chicago over Atlanta 108 98. Best of five series set with Phoenix Minnesota Chicago Los Angeles matchups and tentative dates through early October.
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Zverev wins at St. Petersburg Open
Alexander Zverev defeats Stan Wawrinka 6 2 in a three set final to secure the St. Petersburg Open singles title at Sibor Arena. Dominic Inglot and Henri Kontinen claim doubles after a 4 6 6 3 12 10 victory over Andre Begemann and Leander Paes.
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High School Sports Schedule Highlights Week
Local high school teams set fall matches across multiple conferences today. Public games feature Wellington at Brookside and Normandy at Elyria Catholic among girls and boys soccer. volleyball at Avon Lake and Lake Ridge. golf with Midview and Westlake at Edison Invitational.
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Zverev wins first tour title in St Petersburg final
German 19-year-old Alexander Zverev defeated Stan Wawrinka 6-2 3-6 7-5 to claim the St Petersburg Open title in Russia. Wawrinka’s 11 final-win streak and 10-match unbeaten run ended with the loss. In doubles, Inglot Kontinen won the title.
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