MLB-Lackey's 5-hitter lifts Angels.Royals finish off Tigers. Rockies win seventh straight. Marlins sweep Mets.Twins fail to make up ground in loss to Jays. Braves break out, rough up Oswalt, Astros.
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NFL- Pittsburgh's running game was anemic, finishing with just 36 yards on 23 attempts. but Ben Roethlisberger went33 for 43 for 363 yds and one TD in the 13-10 overtime win. Reed's 33-yard field goal caps Roethlisberger's big passing night
NCAA FootBall-This isn't good. Sure, No. 15 Georgia Tech beats Clemson 30-27 and that's the important thing. But blowing a 24-point lead paired with an inept passing game shows the Jackets have work to do.
NBA- NBA referees expect to be locked out on Oct. 1.Sloan, Stockton to be enshrined in Hall of Fame.
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NHL- Lord Stanley, meet President Obama. The Stanley Cup stopped by the White House for a little visit Thursday as Pittsburgh Penguins were honored for their work, on and off the ice. Judge raises posibility of rejecting both Coyotes bids.
GOLF-Rory Sabbatini ran off seven birdies on renovated Cog Hill for a 5-under 66 on Thursday, giving him a share of the lead with Steve Marino at the BMW Championship and hopes of making it to the FedEx Cup finale.
NASCAR-Richard Petty hasn't so much as sniffed a championship in three decades. But the old boy is on the scent again, thanks to "circumstances" and a driver named Kasey Kahne. Richard Petty Motorsports and Yates Racing plan to merge in 2010, with the four-car team running Fords under the RPM banner.
SOCCER- U.S. wins, moves to verge of World Cup berth. Mexico takes big step toward berth in World Cup. El Salvador stuns Costa Rica on injury-time goal
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TENNIS- Juan Martin del Potro overcame a slow start to beat Marin Cilic 4-6, 6-3, 6-2, 6-1. The Rafael Nadal-FernandoGonzalez quarterfinal was suspended due to showers. The Nadal-Gonzalez match was scheduled to resume Friday
Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/tennis/09/10/us.open.thursday.ap/index.html?eref=T1#ixzz0QnmpJC8Z
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