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US Open shockers: Roddick to retire, Tsonga is upset
NEW YORK (AP) - This U.S. Open finally got its first shockers.
Texas high school to open $60M football field of dreams
ALLEN, Texas (AP) - Call it the palace of high school football: A gleaming $60 million facility with seats for 18,000 roaring fans, a 38-foot-wide high-definition video screen, corporate sponsors and a towering upper deck.
Replacement refs: NFL deserves penalty for arrogance
Sometimes you put a foot down wrong and don't find out for a week or two that you actually dislocated a hip. That's how it's going to be if the NFL sticks with its plan to start the regular season with replacement referees - from mild annoyance to major pain to humongous regret. And all because the people in charge are too used to getting their way.
Giants rally for win over Astros for sweep
HOUSTON (AP) - Ryan Vogelsong had a tough time early in his start on Thursday night.
Rodriguez edges Contador to win Vuelta 12th stage
DUMBRIA, Spain (AP) - Joaquin Rodriguez surged past Alberto Contador on the final climb to win the 12th stage of the Spanish Vuelta on Thursday and extend his overall lead to 13 seconds.
49ers prepare to take one more step
SANTA CLARA (AP) - The sting of a Super Bowl near miss stuck with linebacker Parys Haralson for months.
Buffaloes roll behind second half shutout
Minor setbacks caused by defensive breakdowns hampered Manteca High early, but the Buffaloes straightened out some their defensive wrongs in a 6-2 victory over visiting Ripon High Wednesday.
Indians lose again, to Athletics
CLEVELAND (AP) - The frustration of a long losing stretch boiled over for the Cleveland Indians on Wednesday night.
Pence, Arias lead Giants over Astros
HOUSTON (AP) - When Barry Zito had already surrendered seven hits with one out in the third inning, San Francisco Giants manager Bruce Bochy knew he needed to get him out of the game.
O'Malleys pledge to carry on legacy with purchase of San Diego Padres
SAN DIEGO (AP) - The third generation of the O'Malley family took over the sad-sack San Diego Padres on Wednesday, promising to run the club in the same first-class manner that Walter and Peter O'Malley once ran the Dodgers.
Report: Minnesota Twins put catcher Joe Mauer on revocable trade waivers
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - The Minnesota Twins have placed All-Star catcher Joe Mauer on trade waivers, according to a report by Fox Sports.
Preseason injuries a concern for Raiders
ALAMEDA (AP) - Long after practice began, Oakland Raiders defensive tackle Richard Seymour and five of his injured teammates - including four projected starters - slowly made their way out to watch the workout.
Hall of Famer Don Nelson thrilled to be retired
OAKLAND (AP) - Don Nelson never knew just how much he would love retirement. In the Maui plantation town of Paia, he is far from the pressures of the fast-paced NBA lifestyle in which he thrived for more than three decades to become the game's all-time winningest coach.
Articles by Section - Pro Sports
MLB managers ready to test expanded video replay
PHOENIX (AP) - Major League Baseball managers are getting ready to test the expanded instant replay system.
Syracuse still No. 1, but showing vulnerability
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) - Jim Boeheim has known it since the season started, and two straight nail biters only has reaffirmed it: his top-ranked Syracuse Orange may still be unbeaten, but they're certainly not invincible.
As NBA resumes, next James-Durant matchup nears
NEW ORLEANS (AP) - LeBron James won't assume the eventual date with Indiana that so many others expect.
Griffin looks to pile up innings for A’s staff
PHOENIX (AP) - Despite getting hurt late last season, A.J. Griffin has already shown he can handle a heavy workload for the Oakland Athletics.
Healthy Morse excited about joining Giants
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) - Mike Morse is healthy again, and he thinks he's ready to return to the form that made him one of the top hitters in the National League in 2011.
Famed No. 3 makes emphatic return at Daytona
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Richard Childress pumped his fist above his head, emphatically celebrating his grandson's latest accomplishment.
Serena Williams: Practice is boring
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) - Serena Williams says she asked for a wild card into the Dubai Championships to combat boredom once she believed her back injury was on the mend.
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