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AUGUST 31, 2019
Baseball
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
North Division
Syracuse..................73 64 .533 —WLPct.GB
Scranton/W-B.........73 64 .533 —
Buffalo .....................70 67 .511 3
Rochester................69 68 .504 4
Lehigh Valley..........64 73 .467 9Pawtucket...............58 79 .423 15
South Division
Gwinnett..................78 58 .574 —W L Pct. GB
Charlotte .................74 62 .544 4
Durham....................74 62 .544 4
Norfolk.....................58 78 .426 20
West Division
W L Pct. GB
Columbus ................78 59 .569 —
Toledo......................66 71 .482 12
Indianapolis ............65 72 .474 13Louisville .................57 80 .416 21
FRIDAY’S RESULTS
Pawtucket 6......Lehigh Valley 4 (7 inn)
Lehigh Valley 7......Pawtucket 4 (7 inn)
Durham 6................................Gwinnett 5
Buffalo 8........................Scranton/W-B 7
Toledo 2..................................Louisville 0
Rochester 6............................Syracuse 1
Norfolk 2.................................Charlotte 0
Columbus 4.......................Indianapolis 2
SATURDAY’S GAMES
Columbus at Indianapolis................6:05
Syracuse at Rochester.....................6:05
Lehigh Valley at Pawtucket............6:15
Buffalo at Scranton/W-B..................6:35
Gwinnett at Durham.........................6:35
Charlotte at Norfolk..........................7:05
Louisville at Toledo...........................7:05
THURSDAY’S RESULTS
Pawtucket 9..............Scranton 5 (8 inn)
Scranton 8......Pawtucket 4...... (10 inn)
Syracuse 2......................Lehigh Valley 0
Columbus 9............................Louisville 1
Toledo 7.............................Indianapolis 2
Rochester 7................................Buffalo 6
Norfolk 8.................................Gwinnett 1
Pawtucket, 6-4
GAME 1
LEHIGH VAL. AB R H BI BB SO Avg.
Gosselin 2b 4 0 0 0 0 1 .318
Castillo lf 401001 .313
Franco 3b 400000 .160
Grullon cPirela rf 4 1 1 0 0 2 .280 323100 .298
Listi 1b 310001 .278
Brantly dh 303200 .317
Robinson cf 201110 .286
Canelo ssTotals 2920001149426 .262
PAWTUCKET AB R H BI BB SO Avg.
Sturgeon lf 401002 .266Chatham ssChavis 3b (^323110) 4 2 2 4 0 1 .257.301
Witte 2b 300000 .279
Dalbec 1b 301011 .276
Ockimey dh 300011 .211
Hernandez rfCenteno c 211011100011 .219.248
Matheny cf 310001 .000
Totals 26 68558
Lehigh Valley....010 102 0 — 4 9 1
Pawtucket.........002 400 x — 6 8 0
LOB—Lehigh Valley 6, Pawtucket 9.
2B—Pirela, Robinson.HR—.SB—Ma-
theny.DP—Pawtucket 1.
Lehigh Valley IP H R ER BB SO ERA
Rosso 3„866245.50
Tols 1‚ 00013 5.74
Hammer 100021 12.8 9
Pawtucket IP H R ER BB SO ERA
Ramirez 5„ 84414 4.74
Poyner 1‚ 10012 3.51
Erich Bacchus; First, Randy Rosenberg;HBP—by Rosso ().Umpires—Home,
Third, Jose Navas.T—2:21.A—0.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Eastern Division
Reading....................40 29 .580 —W L Pct. GB
x-Trenton.................36 33 .522 4
Hartford...................35 34 .507 5
Portland...................33 35 .485 6½
New Hampshire .....30 39 .435 10Binghamton ............30 42 .417 11½
Western Division
Bowie .......................46 23 .667 —W L Pct. GB
Erie ...........................44 25 .638 2
Altoona ....................33 36 .478 13
x-Harrisburg ...........31 35 .470 13½
Richmond ................29 40 .420 17Akron........................26 42 .382 19½
x-First Half Winner
FRIDAY’S RESULTS
Portland 5..................New Hampshire 4
Harrisburg 4.............................Altoona 1
Reading 5..................................Trenton 3
Binghamton 4..........................Hartford 2
Bowie 5..................................Richmond 3
Erie 3.............................................Akron 2
SATURDAY’S GAMES
New Hampshire at Portland.................6
Altoona at Harrisburg............................6
Bowie at Richmond...........................6:05
Hartford at Binghamton...................6:35
Reading at Trenton................................7
Erie at Akron......................................7:05
THURSDAY’S RESULTS
Altoona 3......................................Akron 2
New Hampshire 8....................Trenton 2
Portland 4..........................Binghamton 0
Richmond 9......................................Erie 5
Hartford 10..........................Harrisburg 4
Bowie 17...................................Reading 2
Portland, 5-4
NEW HAMP-
SHIRE AB R H BI BB SO Avg.
Large lfKnight 3b (^400002) 4 1 1 0 0 0 .255.241
Palacios cf 411101 .264
Adams dh 4 1 1 2 0 1 .261
Spanbergrrf 411102Smith ss 300000 .238.207
Williams1b 300003.229
Mineo c 3 0 0 0 0 2 .219
Warmoth2b 301002.193
Totals 32 4 5 4 0 13
PORTLAND AB R H BI BB SO Avg.
Duran cf 4 0 1 1 1 2 .252
Rivera ss 5 0 1 0 0 0 .232
Wilson rfCurletta1b 4011024 1 2 0 0 0 .230.207
Tendler dh 4 0 0 0 0 1 .238
Netzer2b 422101.247
Hardy lf 311001 .176
ReicLovullo 3b (^412201) 3 0 2 0 1 1 .173.158
Totals 35512529
New Hamp....100 000 102 — 4 5 0
Portland.........110 100 02x — 5 12 0
2BLOB—Wilson 2, Curletta, Rei.—New Hampshire 1, Portland 9.HR—Span-
berger, Adams, Rei.SB—Warmoth,
Hardy, Duran.
New Hamp. IP H R ER BB SO ERA
Logue 342213 4.10
Cuevas 221113 4.50
OuelletteNittoli 230002132201 3.643.80
Portland IP H R ER BB SO ERA
Reyes 732209 4.16
BazardoJimenez (^100002) 1 2 2 2 0 2 3.762.87
First, Chris Marco; Third, David Marti-Umpires—Home, Trevor Dannegger;
nez.T—2:26.A—6,162.
NY-PENN LEAGUE
Stedler Division
W L Pct. GB
Lowell.......................39 34 .534 —
Connecticut.............34 39 .466 5
Vermont...................33 40 .452 6
Tri-City.....................30 42 .417 8½
McNamara Division
W L Pct. GB
Aberdeen.................41 31 .569 —
Hudson Valley........41 31 .569 —Brooklyn ..................40 32 .556 1
Staten Island ..........40 33 .548 1½
Pinckney Division
W L Pct. GB
Batavia.....................40 33 .548 —
West Virginia..........38 34 .528 1½
State College..........38 35 .521 2
Mahoning Valley....35 37 .486 4½Williamsport ...........31 42 .425 9
Auburn.....................28 45 .384 12
FRIDAY'S RESULTS
Staten Island 2.............Hudson Valley 0
Tri-City 5......................................Lowell 3
State College 10......Mahoning Valley 3
Vermont 2..........Connecticut 1 (12 inn)
Auburn 8...........................Williamsport 6
Batavia 4.........................West Virginia 1
Aberdeen 5.............................Brooklyn 4
SATURDAY'S GAMES
W. Virginia at Mahoning Val. (1)....5:05
W. Virginia at Mahoning Val. (2)...TBD
Staten Island at Brooklyn.....................6
Lowell at Connecticut.......................6:05
Aberdeen at Hudson Valley............6:05
Vermont at Tri-City................................7
Auburn at Batavia.............................7:05
State College at Williamsport.........7:05
SUNDAY'S GAMES
Brooklyn at Staten Island.....................1
Lowell at Connecticut.......................4:05
W. Virginia at Mahoning Valley......4:05
Aberdeen at Hudson Valley............4:35
Vermont at Tri-City................................5
Auburn at Batavia.............................5:05
Williamsport at State College.........6:05
Golf
EUROPEAN MASTERS
at Crans Montana, Switzerland
Second Round
Gavin Green ..................................65—64
Wade Ormsby ...............................66—64
Matthias Schwab .........................63—67
Rory McIlroy .................................67—63
Tommy Fleetwood........................65—65
Andres Romero ............................69—61Hideto Tanihara ...........................66—66
Lorenzo Gagli.................................64—68
Adri Arnaus ...................................66—67
Miguel Angel Jiminez ..................67—66
Renato Paratore ...........................67—66
James Morrsion ............................67—67
Thomas Pieters ............................67—67
Christian Bzuidnhut .....................67—67
Sebastian Soderberg ...................64—70
Erik van Rooyen ...........................65—69Mikko Korhonen ...........................64—70
SergioGarcia................................66— 68
Lucas Bjerregaard .......................66—68
Also
Sean Crocker ................................68—67
Eddie Pepperell ............................70—66
Troy Merritt ..................................67—71
Matthew Fitzpatrick.....................69—69
Missed cut
Bernd Wiesberger ........................71—69Alex Noren .....................................69—71
Kurt Kitayama ..............................69—72
Sihwan Kim ...................................69—74
Padraig Harrington ......................71—73
Matt Wallace ................................71—74
Julian Suri ......................................72—73
LPGA TOUR
at Portland, Ore.Second round
a-denotes amateur
Hannah Green........................64-63—127
Sei Young Kim........................71-61—132
Sung Hyun Park.....................67-65—132
Youngin Chun.........................67-66—133
Lee-Anne Pace.......................67-66—133
Angel Yin.................................66-67—133
Yealimi Noh............................65-68—133
Sarah Schmelzel....................72-62—134Isi Gabsa..................................70-64—134
Muni He...................................70-64—134
Brittany Altomare..................69-65—134
Marissa Steen........................66-68—134
Jeongeun Lee6........................66-68—134
Mi Jung Hur............................64-70—134
Marina Alex............................70-65—135
Sarah Burnham......................69-66—135
Xiyu Lin....................................67-68—135
Brooke M. Henderson...........67-68—135Giulia Molinaro.......................67-68—135
Dana Finkelstein....................66-69—135
Wei-Ling Hsu..........................66-69—135
Jane Park.................................65-70—135
Stephanie Meadow...............69-67—136
Peiyun Chien...........................69-67—136
Ayako Uehara.........................69-67—136
Charlotte Thomas..................67-69—136
Su Oh.......................................70-67—137
Celine Boutier.........................69-68—137Mirim Lee................................68-69—137
a-Ellie Slama...........................68-69—137
Jin Young Ko...........................68-69—137
Sakura Yokomine...................68-69—137
Lydia Ko...................................67-70—137
Alena Sharp............................67-70—137
Nasa Hataoka.........................66-71—137
Gerina Piller............................71-67—138
Ariya Jutanugarn...................70-68—138
Haeji Kang...............................69-69—138Pajaree Anannarukarn..........68-70—138
Georgia Hall............................68-70—138
Linnea Strom..........................73-66—139
Lindy Duncan..........................72-67—139
Elizabeth Szokol.....................72-67—139
Gaby Lopez.............................70-69—139
New England player
134 — Brittany Altomare, Shrews-
bury, 69-65.
Tennis
US OPEN
at Queens, New York
Men’s singles third Round
Roger Federer (3) def. Daniel Evans,
6-2, 6-2, 6-1.; Alex de Minaur def. KeiNishikori (7), 6-2, 6-4, 2-6, 6-3.; David
Goffin (15) def. Pablo Carreno Busta,
7-6 (5), 7-6 (9), 7-5.; Stan Wawrinka
(23) def. Paolo Lorenzi, 6-4, 7-6 (9), 7-6(4).; Grigor Dimitrov def. Kamil Ma-
jchrzak, 7-5, 7-6 (8), 6-2.; Dominik
Koepfer def. Nikoloz Basilashvili (17),
6-3, 7-6 (5), 4-6, 6-1.
Women’s singles third round
Jabeur, 6-1, 4-6, 6-4.; Petra Martic (22)Karolina Pliskova (3) def. Ons
def. Anastasija Sevastova (12), 6-4,
6-3.; Ashleigh Barty (2) def. Maria Sak-
kari (30), 7-5, 6-3.; Serena Williams (8)
def. Karolina Muchova, 6-3, 6-2.; Johan-na Konta (16) def. Zhang Shuai (33),
6-2, 6-3.; Wang Qiang (18) def. Fiona
Ferro, 7-6 (1), 6-3.; Elina Svitolina (5)
def. Dayana Yastremska (32), 6-2, 6-0.;Madison Keys (10) def. Sofia Kenin
(20), 6-3, 7-5.
Latestline
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Saturday
Favorite................Pts. .............Underdog
At Ohio St...........27½ ........................FAU
At Nebraska.......35½ ..........S. AlabamaAt N.C. State.......17½ ...........E. Carolina
At Illinois.............18 ....................Akron
At Kentucky........11½ ..................Toledo
Miss. St................19 ..............La.-Lafyt.At Memphis..........4½ ...........Mississippi
At Tennessee......26 ............Georgia St
S. Carolina...........11 ...........N. Carolina
Alabama..............32½ ......................Duke
At Stanford...........6½ ............N'westernVa. Tech................4½ ....................At BC
Syracuse..............18 .............At Liberty
At Florida St.........6½ ...............Boise St.
At Michigan........34½ .......Middle Tenn.
At Iowa................22 ............Miami (O)At LSU..................27½ ..........Georgia So.
Georgia................22 .......At Vanderbilt
Virginia..................2½ .......At Pittsburgh
Missouri...............17 ........At WyomingAuburn...................4 .................Oregon
At Texas..............20½ ................La. Tech
At Wash. St.........32 ........New Mex. St
At USC.................13½ ..............Fresno St
NFL
Thursday
At Chicago............3 ............Green Bay
Colleges
FOOTBALL
HOW THE AP TOP 25 FARED
- Michigan St. 28.....19. Wisconsin 49...................S. Florida 0.................Tulsa 7
EAST
Army 14...........................................Rice 7
Maine 42........................Sacred Heart 14
Rutgers 48.................................UMass 21
SOUTH
Wake Forest 38......................Utah St. 35
Friday’s summaries
RUTGERS 48, UMASS 21UMRutgersass................................ (^21) 731 3 7—48 000 —2 1
UMASS—Horn 20 pass from West (Gar-
cia kick), 11:32
UMASS—Roberson 39 run (Garciakick), 9:33
RUT—Pacheco 2 run (Davidovicz kick),
2:54
UMASS—Ally 33 run (Garcia kick), :02
RUT—Melton 33 pass from Carter (Da-
vidovicz kick), 13:40
RUT—Pacheco 57 run (Davidoviczkick), 9:03
RUT—FG Davidovicz 27, 4:04
RUT—Blackshear 28 pass from Carter
(Davidovicz kick), 1:54
RUT—Pacheco 2 run (Davidovicz kick),
2:54
RUT—FG Davidovicz 23, 11:15RUT—Pacheco 7 run (Davidovicz kick),
10:18
UMASS RUT
First downs..........................19Rushes-yards...............33-186 42-200 24
Passing...............................121 348
Comp-att-int...............22-37-2 22-32-3
Return yards......................140Punts-Avg...................... 5-33.4 1-34.0 51
Fumbles-lost...................... 0-0 0-0
Penalties-yards............... 8-90 6-75
Possession..................... 23:45 36:15
MAINE 42, SAC. HEART 14
SaMaine (1-0)...........21 21 0 0 — 42c.Heart(0-1).....7007—14
First quarter
Maine—Earnest Edwards 8 yd pass
from Chris Ferguson (Kenny Doakkick), 10:55.
Maine—Emmanuel Reed 9 yd run (Ken-
ny Doak kick), 7:19.
Maine—Joe Fitzpatrick 4 yd run (Kenny
Doak kick), 4:48.
SHeart—Logan Marchi 1 yd run (DaneBorges kick), 2:22.
Second quarter
Maine—Devin Young 10 yd pass from
Chris Ferguson (Kenny Doak kick),
13:15.
Maine—Emmanuel Reed 1 yd run (Ken-ny Doak kick), 8:12.
Maine—Jaquan Blair 14 yd pass from
Chris Ferguson (Kenny Doak kick),
0:34.
Fourth quarter
SHeart—Shawn Ramcheran 1 yd run
(Dane Borges kick), 7:08.
SHeart Maine
First downs ............................. 12 22
Rushing-yards..................33-103 34-151Passing................................... 104 431
Comp-att-int ...................12-31-0 24-31-0
Return yards......................... 124 56
Punts-avg. .........................7-39.6 4-30.3
Fumbles-lost ..........................2-0Penalties-yards ...................6-32 13-1720-0
Time of possession........... 24:56 35:04
Transactions
BASEBALL
Baltimore (AL):Reinstated P John
Means from the family medical emer-
gency list.
Chicago(NL):ActivatedPCole
Hamels from the paternity list. Op-
tioned P James Norwood to Iowa(PCL).
the 10-day IL. Recalled OF Ryan CordellChicago (AL):Placed OF Jon Jay on
from Charlotte (IL).
Cleveland (AL):Signed C-1B Ryan
Lavarnway and assigned him to Co-
lumbus (IL).
New York (AL):Reinstated 1B Luke
Voit from the 10-day IL. Placed INF Gio
Urshela on the 10-day IL, retroactive to
Aug. 29.
St. Louis (NL):Placed OF Lane Thom-
as on the 10-day IL, retroactive to Aug.28. Activated OF Tyler O’Neill from the
10-day IL. Announced INF-OF Drew
Robinson cleared release waivers and
is a free agent.
Washington (NL):Reinstated P
Roenis Elias from the 10-day IL. Rein-stated P Hunter Strickland from the
paternity list. Designated P Matt Grace
for assignment. Optioned C Spencer
Kieboom to Harrisburg (EL).
Sioux Falls (AAB) :Exercised the
2020 contract options on RHPs Sam
Bragg, Alex Boshers, Tyler Herron,Connor Leedholm, Keaton Steele, Joel
Seddon, Mark Seyler and Harrison
Cooney; OFs Clint Coulter, Brett Verti-
gan, Mike Hart and Bury Reynolds;
INFs Jordan Ebert, Andrew Ely, MitchGlasser, Alay Lago, Josh Rehwaldt and
Kevin Taylor; P Will Solomon and C
Graham Low.
Winnipeg (AAB) :Traded P Kevin
McGovern to Southern Maryland (At-
lantic) for future considerations.
FOOTBALL
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Baltimore (AFC):Released WR Mi-
chael Floyd, LB Shane Ray, LS Mat-
thews Orzech, LB Silas Stewart, G Pat-
rick Vahe, OT Darrell Williams, QB JoeCallahan, K Elliott Fry, WR Joe Horn Jr.,
G Isaiah Williams and WR Jaylen
Smith.
Cincinnati (AFC):Waived LB Curtis
Akins, C Kirk Barron, S Demetrious
Cox, LS Dan Godsil, CB Tony Lippett,
DT Dare Odeyingbo, LB Sterling Shef-field, DE Immanuel Turner, K Tristan
Vizcaino and G Christian Westerman.
Waived-injured DT Christian Ringo.
Indianapolis (AFC):Traded C-G Evan
Boehm and an undisclosed 2020 draft
pick to Miami for an undisclosed con-ditional 2020 draft pick.
round draft pick to Minnesota for GMiami (AFC):Traded a 2020 seventh-
Danny Isidora.
New York (AFC):Announced the res-
ignation of president Neil Glat to be-
come senior adviser.
Oakland (AFC):Signed C Rodney
Hudson to a multi-year contract exten-
sion.
San Francisco (NFC):Released DL
Jay Bromley, CB Chris Campbell, DB
Jordan Holland, CB Dontae Johnson, OLWesley Johnson, TE Tyree Mayfield, CB
Quinten Rollins, RB Brandon Wilds and
OT Sam Young.
SOCCER
D.C. (MLS):Loaned M Chris Durkin to
Sint-Truidense V.V. (Belgium) until
June 2020.
New England (MLS):Named Chris
Tierney player recruitment manager.
COLLEGE
Providence :Named Bob Walsh as-
sociate director of player develop-
ment, scouting and recruiting coordi-
nation for men’s basketball.
Soccer
MLS
Eastern Conference
W L T Pts. GF GA
Atlanta .................15 9 3 48 46 30Philadelphia ........14 8 6 48 51 41
NYC FC.................13 5 8 47 48 33
New York.............12 11 5 41 47 42
D.C. United ..........10 10 9 39 36 38
NEWMontreal ..............11 14 4 37 42 53ENGLAND... 10983840 46
Toronto FC...........10 10 7 37 43 44
Orlando City..........9 12 7 34 35 36
Chicago..................8 12 9 33 43 42Columbus...............8 15 6 30 32 43
Cincinnati ..............5 19 3 18 27 64
Western Conference
Los Angeles FC...19 3 5 62 74 28
Real Salt Lake.....13 10 4 43 40 34Seattle..................12 8 7 43 42 40
LAGalaxy ............1 31134238 41
Minnesota............12 9 6 42 44 37
San Jose...............12 10 5 41 45 43FC Dallas..............11 10 7 40 44 37
Portland...............11 11 4 37 42 40
Kansas City ...........9 11 7 34 40 45
Houston..................9 14 4 31 38 48
Colorado ................7 14 6 27 43 54Vancouver .............6 14 9 27 29 50
NOTE: Three points for victory, one
point for tie.
SATURDAY’S GAMES
Colorado at New York...........................7
Chicago at Columbus.......................7:30
D.C. United at Montreal...................7:30
Toronto FC at NEW ENGLAND.........7:30
Atlanta at Philadelphia.....................7:30
Cincinnati at FC Dallas..........................8
Houston at Sporting Kansas City...8:30
New York City FC at Vancouver........10
Real Salt Lake at Portland.............10:30
Orlando City at San Jose...............10:30
SUNDAY’S GAMES
LA Galaxy at Seattle.........................6:30
Minnesota at Los Angeles FC.......10:30
PREMIER LEAGUE
GP W D L Diff. Pts.
Liverpool..............3 3 0 0 +6 9
Man. City .............3 2 1 0 +7 7
Arsenal.................Leicester City......3 1 2 0 +1 53201 0 6
Man. United.........3 1 1 1 +3 4
Burnley.................3111+2 4
Tottenham...........3 1 1 1 +1 4
Brighton ...............Sheffield Utd .......3 1 1 1 0 43111+1 4
Crystal Palace.....3111 0 4
Bournemouth......3 1 1 1 –1 4
Everton.................3 1 1 1 –1 4Chelsea.................3 1 1 1 –3 4
West Ham Utd ....3 1 1 1 –3 4
Wolves..................3 0 3 0 0 3
Aston Villa...........3 1 0 2 –1 3
Norwich City .......3 1 0 2 –2 3Southampton ......3 1 0 2 –2 3
Newcastle Utd ....3 1 0 2 –2 3
Watford................3 0 0 3 –6 0
SATURDAY’S GAMES
Man. United at Southampton.......7:30a
Sheffield United at Chelsea..............10a
Bournemouth at Leicester City........10a
Brighton & H-A at Man. City............10a
Watford at Newcastle United..........10a
Norwich City at West Ham Utd.......10a
Aston Villa at Crystal Palace...........10a
Liverpool at Burnley........................12:30
WNBA
EASTERN CONFERENCE
W L Pct. GB
x-Washington.........22 8 .733 —x-Connecticut.........22 9 .710 ½
x-Chicago ................18 13 .581 4½
Indiana.....................11 20 .355 11½
New York...................9 22 .290 13½
Atlanta.......................7 23 .233 15
WESTERN CONFERENCE
x-Los Angeles.........19 11 .633 —
x-Las Vegas ............19 12 .613 ½
x-Minnesota............16 15 .516 3½x-Phoenix ................15 15 .500 4
x-Seattle..................15 15 .500 4
Dallas .......................10 20 .333 9
FRIDAY'S RESULTS
Connecticut 94...................New York 84
SATURDAY'S GAMES
Washington at Dallas.............................8
Los Angeles at Las Vegas..............10:30
SUNDAY'S GAMES
Phoenix at Chicago................................6
Atlanta at Seattle...................................7
Indiana at Minnesota.............................7
Scoreboard
YYY
SAT
8/31
SUN
9/1
MON
9/2
TUE
9/3
WED
9/4
THU
9/5
FRI
9/6
LAA
9:07
NESN
LAA
4:07
NESN
MIN
7:10
NESN
MIN
7:10
NESN
MIN
7:10
NESN
NYY
7:10
NESN
TOR
7:30
NBCSB
Home games shaded For updated scores: bostonglobe.com/sports
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ON THE AIR
AUTO RACING
4 p.m. Xfinity: Sport Clips VFW 200 NBC
BASEBALL
1 p.m. Oakland at NY Yankees MLB
4 p.m. NY Mets at Philadelphia FS1
7 p.m. Cleveland at Tampa Bay MLB
9 p.m. San Diego at San Francisco MLB
9:07 p.m. Boston at LA Angels NESN
PRO BASKETBALL
8 p.m. WNBA: Washington at Dallas NBA
10:30 p.m. WNBA: Los Angeles at Las Vegas NBA
BOXING
8 p.m. Super welterweights: Lara vs. Alvarez Fox
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
noon Boise State at Florida State ESPNews
noon Florida Atlantic at Ohio State Fox
noon Indiana at Ball State CBSSN
noon Mississippi at Memphis ABC
noon Mississippi State at Louisiana ESPNU
noon Northern Iowa at Iowa State FS1
noon South Alabama at Nebraska ESPN
3:30 p.m. Duke at Alabama ABC
3:30 p.m. Georgia State at Tennessee ESPNU
3:30 p.m. Holy Cross at Navy CBSSN
3:30 p.m. South Carolina at North Carolina ESPN
4 p.m. Northwestern at Stanford Fox
4 p.m. Virginia Tech at BC ACC
7:30 p.m. Miami (Ohio) at Iowa FS1
7:30 p.m. Missouri at Wyoming CBSSN
7:30 p.m. Oregon at Auburn ABC
10:30 p.m. Fresno St. at USC ESPN
GOLF
6:30 a.m. European: Omega European Masters Golf
4 p.m. Champions: Shaw Charity Classic Golf
6:30 p.m. LPGA: Portland Classic Golf
MEN’S SOCCER
7:30 a.m. Premier: Man United at Southampton NBCSN
9:30 a.m. Bundesliga: Hertha Berlin at Schalke FS2
9:30 a.m. Bundesliga: Mainz at Bayern Munich FS1
10 a.m. Premier: Sheffield at Chelsea NBCSN
12:20 p.m. Bundesliga: Dortmund at Union Berlin FS1
12:30 p.m. Premier: Liverpool at Burnley NBC
7:30 p.m. MLS: Toronto at New England NBCSB
TENNIS
11 a.m. US Open ESPN2
3 p.m. US Open ESPN2
7 p.m. US Open ESPN2
RoryMcIlroypicked up five shots in his last
five holes for a 7-under-par 63 Friday to move
within a shot of the lead after two rounds of the
European Masters at Crans-Montana, Switzer-
land. McIlroy,AndresRomero(61),Tommy
Fleetwood(65), and two others are 10 under,
one behindGavinGreen(64), who had eight
birdies and is at 11-under 129.
LPGA:Kimsetsrecord,Greenleads
HannahGreenshot 9-under — including an
eagle on the par-5 No. 5 hole — for a career-low
63 and a five-stroke lead at 17 under after two
rounds of the Portland (Ore.) Classic. Green was
at 127 at Columbia Edgewater Country Club.
SeiYoungKimwas second after a record-setting
61 in the long-running tournament. She had 11
birdies to put her at 12 under withSungHyun
Park...MichaelBradleybirdied his final two
holes and tied the course record with a 9-under
61 in the opening round of the Champions
Shaw Charity Classic. Bradley had 10 birdies at
Calgary’s Canyon Meadows Golf and Country
Club.SteveFleschwas one stroke off the lead.
BASEBALL
MurdersdevastateRaysprospect
Tampa Bay Rays minor leaguerBlakeBivens
said his ‘‘heart was turned to ash’’ when his
wife,Emily, 14-month-old sonCullen, and
mother-in-lawJoanBernardwere slain this
week in Virginia. ‘‘My life as I knew it is de-
stroyed,’’ the 24-year-old Montgomery Biscuits
pitcher wrote Thursday night in an Instagram
post, his first public statement since Tuesday’s
slayings.MatthewBernard, the 18-year-old
brother of Bivens’s wife, was charged with first-
degree murder in the slayings.
Sabathialeaveswithsoreknee
Yankees lefthanderCCSabathia(right knee
soreness) was pulled from New York’s 8-2 loss
to Oakland after 48 pitches and three innings of
one-run ball... The Dodgers put infielderMax
Muncyon the 10-day injured list with a right
wrist fracture, the result of him being hit by a
pitch Wednesday at San Diego... Indians left
fielderTylerNaquinsprained his right knee on
a catch in a 4-0 loss at Tampa Bay... Indians
righthanderCarlosCarrasco, diagnosed in May
with leukemia, rejoined the team at Tampa Bay
after a minor league rehab stint and will be acti-
vated Sunday.. .DavidGlassand his family
agreed to sell the Royals to a group led by Kan-
sas City entrepreneurJohnShermanin a deal
that is expected to be worth about $1 billion...
Ex-Mets second basemanWallyBackman, 59,
pleaded not guilty on Long Island, to harass-
ment and criminal mischief charges after being
accused of pushing a woman against a wall,
twisting her hand, and taking her phone so she
couldn't call 911. He is due in court Sept. 17.
NHL
Leaguewon’tterminatelabordeal
The NHL told the NHL Players’ Association
it won’t use its option to terminate the existing
collective bargaining agreement next year. The
league’s decision comes two days before its
deadline to notify the union whether it would
reopen collective bargaining talks. The players’
union has until Sept. 15 to decide on whether to
terminate the agreement as of September 2020,
two years before the existing deal expires. If the
players opt to reopen the CBA, it would set the
clock ticking toward a potential third work
stoppage in the sport since 2004. If the players
choose not to terminate the agreement, it re-
mains in effect until 2022.
BASKETBALL
Dorchester’sClarkelookingatBC
Five-star high school basketball recruitTer-
renceClarkeis considering attending Boston
College. Clarke, a Dorchester native who at-
tends Brewster Academy (Class of 2021), has
narrowed his list to BC, Duke, Kentucky, Mem-
phis, UCLA, and Texas Tech.. .CourtneyWil-
liamsscored 26 points andAlyssaThomasadd-
ed 20 to lead the Connecticut Sun to a 94-84
road win over the New York Liberty, assuring
themselves of finishing no lower than the No. 3
seed for the WNBA playoffs.
MISCELLANY
Biles’brotherchargedwithmurder
TevinBiles-Thomas, 24, brother of Olympic
gold-medal gymnastSimoneBiles, was charged
with murder, voluntary manslaughter, feloni-
ous assault, and perjury in connection a New
Year’s Eve shooting that left three men dead at
an Airbnb rental in Cleveland, the Cleveland Di-
vision of Police and the Cuyahoga County Prose-
cutor’s Office announced Thursday.. .Carli
Lloydhad a goal and an assist as the US wom-
en’s national soccer team took a 4-0 win over
Portugal in Philadelphia on Thursday night...
Hall of Fame centerJimLanger, who started
and played every offensive down for the Miami
Dolphins on the NFL’s only unbeaten, untied
team that went 17-0 in 1972, died Thursday at
- Obituary, Page 10... The International
Olympic Committee confirmed boxing qualifi-
cation tournaments in China, Senegal, Argenti-
na, and Britain from February to April. A final
global qualifying tournament for men and
women for the 2020 Tokyo Games will now be
held in Paris, not Tokyo, from May 13-24.
SportsLog
McIlroy within 1 in Switzerland
COREY PERRINE/GETTY IMAGESRutgers’ Raheem Blackshear (9 catches, 126 yards) hurdles Joseph Norwood of UMass.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
McLane Carter shook off an
early interception — and three
overall — to complete 21 of 31
passes for 340 yards and two
touchdowns in his Rutgers de-
but, leading the Scarlet
Knights past UMass, 48-21, in
a season opener for both
teams on Friday night in Pis-
cataway, N.J.
UMass jumped out to an
early 14-0 lead, looking poised
for an upset in coach Walt
Bell’s debut. After the Minute-
men marched down the field
on their opening 75-yard drive
that ended in 20-yard pass
from Randall West to Kyle
Horn, Carter proceeded to
throw an interception on the
Scarlet Knights’ first posses-
sion. Cam Roberson ran 39
yards for a touchdown two
plays later.
Carter, a Texas Tech gradu-
ate transfer, quickly shook off
the turnover. After a couple of
TD runs by Isaih Pacheco to
get Rutgers going, Carter
threw two second-quarter
touchdowns. Carter’s first TD
toss was to Bo Melton, who
had six catches for 127 yards.
Rutgers would go on to
take its first lead of the game
at 24-21 after a Justin Davi-
dovicz 27-yard field goal with
4:04 left in the second quarter.
Carter’s second touchdown
was a 28-yard laser to Raheem
Blackshear to make it 31-21
before Pacheco’s third score of
the first half put Rutgers up,
38-21, at halftime. Blackshear
displayed his multifaceted
skill set, with nine catches for
126 yards to go along with 12rushes for 39 yards.
MichiganState28,Tulsa7—
Kenny Willekes recovered two
fumbles, including one in the
end zone for a touchdown, as
the No. 18 Spartans manhan-
dled the visiting Golden Hurri-
cane. Willekes, back on the
field after breaking his leg in
last season's Redbox Bowl, was
part of a swarming defense
that held Tulsa to minus-73
yards rushing.
Wisconsin49,SouthFlorida0
— Jonathan Taylor, who led
the nation last year with 2,194
yards and 16 touchdowns,
rushed for 135 yards and
scored a career-best four
touchdowns — including the
first two receiving TDs of his
career — as the No. 19 Badgers
rolled over the Bulls in their
season opener in Tampa.COLLEGEFOOTBALLROUNDUP
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